ACECREEK Golf Net, 8x7 ft Heavy Duty Portable Practice Hitting Net

PORTABLE HOME GOLF PRACTICE: Designed for golfers who want more daily reps without driving to the range, this 8x7 ft golf practice hitting net works for backyard driving, garage chipping, indoor outdoor swing training, and home practice. The frame-style design reaches about 8 ft at the widest catch zone, giving golfers enough catch area for woods, irons, driving, and swing practice. HEAVY DUTY NETTING FOR REPEATED HITS: Many golfers worry about practice nets tearing, stretching, or wearing out after frequent practice sessions. ACECREEK uses 5-ply knotless polyester netting with 1-inch mesh, plus fully wrapped, double-stitched 420D Oxford edges to help spread impact stress around high-wear connection areas. Built for repeated real golf ball, foam ball, and practice ball training in a suitable setup. TOOL-FREE STABLE FRAME SETUP: This portable frame-style golf net uses a 10-piece detachable metal base with 2 shock-corded flexible composite pole assemblies for a steadier practice setup on grass, turf, patio, garage floors, and mild slopes up to 15 degrees when properly positioned and secured. Tool-free design helps reduce loose parts and allows one-person first setup in about 10 minutes for backyard, basement, garage, and indoor outdoor golf training. 3 FT DEEP CATCH DESIGN: Many shallow golf practice nets can send balls back from a tight net surface. This golf hitting net uses a 3 ft deep net pocket with a side-expanded catch shape to give shots more room to settle and guide balls downward. For low shots, 2 fillable 39.4 x 3.9 in Oxford bottom buffer bags can cover the lower frame tube; fill with towels or similar soft material to help soften contact and reduce hard bounce.. EASY TO CARRY AND STORE: Made for golfers who need a heavy duty golf net that can still be moved and stored, this 13.9 lb backyard practice net packs into the included 19 x 12 x 8 in thick 600D carry bag. Includes 4 ground stakes, 2 fillable bottom bags, and an instruction manual. Leave at least 5 ft behind and on both sides of the net, check the surroundings before use, and start close before adjusting your hitting distance so your club clears the net and frame