Dynamax SportsGolf Net

This net works great! I think it’s really helped me step up my game. I have it hung from posts and then I used tent stakes to anchor the bottom of the net into the ground. The clips in the corners are really useful. I’ve literally hit thousands of balls into this net and have not had one failure. It still looks like it’s in the same condition as when it arrived. My only regret is that I didn’t get a bigger size. A higher loft iron will occasionally go over the net and into the neighbor’s pool if I’m not standing close enough. Also, I pretty much only hit balls into this net with my irons. I have hit drives but I feel it’s difficult to gauge how well a drive was hit just by feel. Also, I’m wary that the higher ball speeds could damage and penetrate the net. I’m going to buy another one of these for more coverage. In my opinion this was an excellent purchase for my needs.

Today I just launched a golf ball through the net into the my garage door. Didn’t go through the door… just ruined the inner layer and foam which I can patch.So this made me look it up and I bought this in March 2019. I live in Massachusetts and hit at least 100 balls a week for 4-5 months of winter. This net obviously did it’s job. I never inspected it which I would recommend. Maybe it would have shown signs of wear and tear and could have patched it. I think getting 4 years out of this for each winter is good quality. I’m buying this same net again to keep me going this winter and beyond.

This is a fantastic sports net! I purchased this net to stop basketballs from ruining my neighbors garden. Okay, I have an aspiring 10 year old NBA superstar that frequently clanks jumpers off like nobody’s bidness. That’s fine, he’s 10, he’s learning. Well, my neighbor has a garden adjacent to our driveway court that gets shelled by my boy’s inaccuracy. Subsequently, I decided to spare my neighbors tomatoes and put up a sports net and it worked great. This net stopped everything. I’ve thrown footballs, b-ball’s, baseballs, everything! Buy these nets with confidence! They work great and are weather tested!$

It is good, sturdy, light weight and no ball has gone through it. My only problem is that I wish it had something at the top to attach it to a rod. But as I think about it now I should have gotten shower curtain hooks and used those rather than the method I used which was to thread it through the rod.

The media could not be loaded. I haven't had any trouble using the net. Seems to be very durable! In fact, it worked so well, I ordered 2 more and built sort of golf hitting cage, using pvc pipe. Just slid the pipe over some t-posts I put in the ground about a foot. Then secured the net with some bungy cords.

After a disastrous foray into buying a net from a different seller on here, and having it be ABSOLUTE GARBAGE, I saw and ordered this one. This thing is PERFECT for my purposes (golf net). It is HEAVY duty and is exactly the dimensions it says it is. The other seller SAID they're net was 10x10, but it was only 10 by 10 ON THE ENDS, and went like 2x2 in the middle. This net is 10x10 square, and has the edges reinforced. I'm hitting 4 iron shots into it, and its holding up perfectly. Having brought out the driver yet, but I'm confident it would hold up just as well. And, for the quality, the price can't be beat. Highly recommend if you're looking for a golf net, like I was.

Just use it over exit areas for bouncing golf balls that at most, maybe 30mph. ' DO NOT EXPECT IT TO STOP A GOLF BALL 60mph PLUS. STEP DOWN IN SIZE TO 3/4 x 3/4. Any ball sport, use 70% of ball size max for the square size of the net you choose, If your ball speed is 60mph +My golf ball speed is 68 - 130mph depending on club, 3/4" x 3/4 is perfect in my $ 10k plus golf simulator, 35,000 strikes, the sim records every hit.So the reviews on the ball going through the 1" square nets is true, but the buyer has made a 'POOR' judgement call on how fabric will stretch thus letting the ball through. Then saying, "JUNK, ...doesn't stop the ball!!!, blah-blah-blah..."

This worked perfectly for my sons needs. Stops everything from going down the hill. Haven’t tried a golf ball yet. But I don’t see a issue as long as you allow the net to move. Which ours is on a zip line so it can be pulled out of pulled back and behind house.