Dynamax SportsGolf Net

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.

Great net, but there is a oily substance that gets on my golf balls and then on my golf club heads… other than that a great 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.

Golf balls will go through the holes of this net. 100% no question. I have a sky track launch monitor in my garage. The net sits about 3 feet in front of a wall mounted TV. I hit some hard shots into the net and did a slow motion video from the side to make sure it was far enough back to not put my TV at risk. Then me and a few of my buddies start hitting drivers and after about 20 shots the ball smacks into my drywall right below the TV. Net barely moves but somehow the ball is past it into the wall. We think maybe the ball went under the net somehow so I add some steel bars across the bottom of the net (there’s plenty of slack sitting on the ground so it wasn’t stretching out the net or anything). Few more hits and another makes it through. Bam. Straight into the wall just under the tv. So I’m thinking ok there’s no way it magically went under the net. The net goes floor to ceiling so it couldn’t have gone over it either. My sky track shows that it was a beautiful 260+ yard drive. And yet somehow there’s a golf ball stuck in my drywall. I try using my hands to force a ball through the net holes but there’s no possible way it will fit. This happened 3 more times before we decided it was way to dangerous to keep hitting drivers or fairway woods. We switched to irons and wedges and there’s no issues. My best guess is that as the ball is flexing inwards and outwards after being hit that if it hits the net while flexing longways kind of like an egg the ball is a bit smaller and will fit through the holes of the net. I now have 5 holes in my garage wall I have to patch and am very lucky I mounted my TV high enough that the closest ball put a hole in the wall 6” below it.

I purchased this barrier net to protect my home (windows and stucco) from a neighbor who likes to throw projectiles at the house. The netting is well-constructed and very high quality. The included four carabiners are also rugged and high quality. Because it's designed for golf balls, the squares are small enough to provide additional protection. Shipped and arrived quickly through Amazon. Highly recommended!

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.

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.

Best betting I’ve bought yet. So far I have purchased a variety of cheap nets and it’s really “you get what you pay for”. I purchased this one for a batting cage project and by far it is the sturdiest and most durable for a far better price than all others. The price is amazing and the shipping speed is perfect. Beyond happy with this purchase I bought another and plan to complete my project with the same company.

I like the durability and material quality. It is perfect for the garage and backyard practice. It bounce back the ball nicely

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10'x15' net as advertised (once you stretch it out), comes with clips on each of the four corners as well which made it easier to install. Have it strung between two trees and have hit a few drivers into it and it appears to be as strong as needed and looks to be sturdy enough that it will hold up.

Very happy with this net. I have smacked hundreds of golf balls at it in a short time, and it is showing no signs of wear. The net is slightly smaller than the 10'x20' size advertised when not under tension, however if it is stretched out, I am sure that it could be expanded to reach that size, if a tight net is your end goal. I just don't want to have to dodge a comebacker for every shot that I take.

Great product.Price should be low