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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Practical and useful Sep 20, 2007
By Adolfo R. Arizpe Paz
This golf practice net is full of well thought planning. It carries very easy, sets up fast just (10 minutes the first time) bring a hammer with you which can be replaced with a rock or piece of wood to nail the stacks and it folds back in just another 10 minutes as the first time you took it out of the original package. Besides that, as a practice net I have no complaints about it, I am an amateur at the lowest level and I know when I hit well the ball and besides I can see where it would have gone, straight, left, right, top, bottom so without having to have a whole field I have a good shooting range. It lays well on soil ground, it won't stand well on hard turf where the stacks aren't useful considering that it may collapse or be drifted by wind. Properly stacked, which is straight forward it will hold blizzards of 10-15 mph without damaging the structure.
I haven't tried others if that is a useful fact for you reviewer.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 It's okay - but not the greatest Jul 18, 2009
By Jeremy
I got the Trademark Practice Net several weeks ago. It has been nice to be able to practice driving in the backyard, even with a super small yard.
My first issue with this product was that it had no setup instructions, only take down instructions. After setting it up wrong, and looking at the picture on-line, I managed to get the item setup. I have to say I made great use of it, and was very happy, and then I went to break it down and put it away. I spent 2 1/2 hours trying to follow the directions to fold it up, and I even brought out a car sun visor to compare to, because that is similar to the mechanism it uses to fold up into a much smaller circle. To this day I still haven't been able to fold it up, so I just leave it laying in the garage.
On top of that, one of the straps that holds the green panel bullseye was missing, but not worth returning for. Then after hitting balls against it for about 2 hours, the green bullseye seams started ripping apart. The material holding in the support mechanism also started tearing while I was trying to fold up. Over all this procut is very useful, but has some definite cheap quality elements.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Practice Net Dec 16, 2008
By William C. Demeulle
Very pleased with my choice, now I need to use it more often to lower my index. It does work better with irons than woods.
Great net, hard to fold down Jan 30, 2010
By Puerto Rico
We love this net. We use it to play golf and soccer. My husband and myself use it to practice golf shots and my son (6 yrs old) uses it for golf and soccer practice. It was extremely easy to set up (it just pops open), however we can't get it to fold again into the bag. We have settled to collapse it against a wall (as it stays flat lengthwise). It works great for golf as it is huuuuge and covers a lot of area, It catches all the balls with ease and seems very sturdy. You have to make sure you secure it with the stakes when using it outside or it will blow away when you use the target cover. I think it would be the perfect net if we could actually fold it and store it in its bag! The instructions to fold it down are terrible!
Good value but not very durable Jul 26, 2009
By K. Tran
"K Tarn"
I set the net up on a concrete surface and dragged it around a bit. The fabric at the bottom was torn at 4 places pretty bad. So one has to be very careful not to use the net on a hard surface. Otherwise the net performs well.
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