Accelerator

Very good balls. I've tried many different ones, but these are the best. The network is well built, well outside or in the garage. I tried it on at home, but it's a little too big.

Overall quite cool, the net is good, the balls are good I like how they don't fly far if you miss the net so you don't lose them. The net I needed a helper to get it setup. The one thing that's the drawback is the like double grass with rubber tee thing, it just seems super low quality and I prefer to just go off the grass more often than not tbh. I think if it was larger and the grass higher quality it would be alright but I mean for the price it's overall a good kit to have a smash in the backyard without losing stuff or breaking windows etc

Very big. Very durable. Somewhat hard to setup by yourself but it is possible easy to pack a way and bring with you. Comes with 12 wiffle balls and a excellent quality mat with a fairway surface as well as a rough surface.

Honestly, all I needed was for this to work. Great news. It works. It not only works, it works really well. My son and I both are learning golf. Constantly pay to go to the range was not making the Mrs. too pleased with me. So, when I had the chance, I got this net. I couldn't be happier that I did it. It comes with a carrying case that all the parts easily fit within. The little plastic practice balls... well, they're not why you're buying this. The imitation grass mat that comes with it is a tough little sucker (I've hit it by accident a few times, tuck the edge down well before you swing). It gives you a good surface though to practice your swing in your own yard without creating a ton of divots. You have a short section of crass and a longer section. There's thick rubber underneath, providing a little padding, so it's not like hitting concrete or something. There are also two sized holders for your ball, simulating golf tees. Set up was not easy. We're not talking "digging the Panama Canal" levels of difficult. However, it's not as simply as tossing up a tent (which is what it looked like it would be). The shock-corded piping fits together nicely. It feeds through the supplied channels well. Then, when it comes time to use the l-brackets to connect everything up, you're going have to apply quite a bit more force than seemed entirely right. Maybe it stretches a little with use. However, after that one bit of struggle, you're done. It all fit, mostly, as advertised. Then, the big question. Does it stop golf balls? Yes. Nicely. Yeah, I hit one really badly so it skittered underneath, but it was going slow and wouldn't have hurt anything if it could have reached anything. Nice solid hits are snagged neatly and dropped to the ground. We haven't had a single one bounce back. It works. That's really all I wanted.

Would be ideal if u have the space to leave erected as is quite large. Quality materials.