Rukket 10x7ft Haack Golf Net | Practice Driving Indoor and Outdoor | Golfing at Home Swing Training Aids | by SEC Coach Chris Haack (10x7 Hitting Net)

The first thing I want to point out is that 10x7 sounds huge, and it is for a pro. To ensure that you do not follow through into the net, you should hit from about two yards away when you are just a beginner. You won't see it as huge when it is done. At its base, the net is 10 feet wide, but the top corners are only 7'6". It is actually seven feet tall at the top corners, but nearly six feet tall when wet, dipping to 6'3" following a light rain in Seattle. In contrast to the display of specifications and promotional pictures, this is a different format. I would consider this construction to be very sturdy, and it looks as if it will endure Assembling the net is quick and easy, because it is built well and very sturdy. The net easily catches a well-hit drive. The frame is nicely designed and built, making assembly quick and simple. If I were to critique, I would suggest better labeling the net for the first assembly, but that is minor since there is no need to remember the orientation of the net after first assembly. A poorly struck ball cannot be caught by the side wings. Balls could fly off in the direction of neighboring homes or whatever if this occurs. When shopping for an internet connection, purchasers must consider this information, as well as where the net will be used. I like this product overall, but there are a few There is no guarantee that it will catch every ball that does not travel accurately. As a result of this, the sides of the vehicle lack Two, it has no center that is seven feet tall, as stated in the description. I would buy this again, only after making sure I have a good usage area that will tolerate poorly hit balls, after settling for the limitations of the design and construction.
Design = Good, Construction = Excellent, Assembly = Excellent.

Paloma Stevens

| Apr 01, 2021

A copy of this product was received by me on July 16, 2018. It was really simple to set it up. In my wife's case, it seemed very sturdy and there were enough live balls for her to practice her swing. It is easy to set up, but it is easily broken down and stored in my garage after I use it in the backyard. As stated in other comments, the red dye used to color the framing of the netting fades quickly. However, I was expecting this. I did not expect to see the framing become brittle and frail during the building process. During play today, I noticed that the top rope had begun to separate from the frame stitching, as well as ripping apart the stitch support on the left side. For a product that has so many good characteristics and is so easy to use, I am disappointed in the product's durability. The customer service department is in need of support. I hope that this is a defect.

Jaime Baker

| Feb 17, 2021

I also reviewed Country Club Hitting Strip (10" x 30"), which I bought at the same time as this after reading many There is no other golf net that is as durable and strong as this one I am certain that it will last a long time. A person can stand approximately approx. 30 inches tall to the top of the flex poles after assembly. It is 1992". Approximate size of the base is 16 x 12 inches. 36" deep by 126" wide (across the front). Netting cells are diamond-shaped and have a diameter of 15 micrometers This measurement corresponds to a 1/2" x 1" dimension. Though the instructions may not be the easiest to follow, the pictures and instructions make it pretty obvious what to do. You must remember that the net is attached to the flex poles at their corners, which are looped through the nylon sleeves endowed with the product logos. Upon assembly, these sleeves end up on the outside of the back of the net (as depicted in the image). I connected the net loop to the button at the top of the extended flex pole before inserting the pole into the base due to the height of the extended flex poles (too lazy to get a step ladder). While doing this you should be careful not to pin the cording that runs in the flex poles. I was able to disassemble the unit in just a few minutes after setting it up so that I could take it inside. I just separated the net loops and the back panel. Once the flex poles have been removed from the base, continue with placing the still extended flex poles side by side, and then lowering the poles into their positions. They began rolling up the net around themselves. It was then possible to fit both sections through a standard doorway. To begin with, I practiced hitting practice foam balls with a long iron whilst using the net. As the netting was set @ about 12' from me, these barely moved the netting, so I moved on to real golf balls (which is why I bought I was quite surprised at how well the net performed, including issuing hits from long and short irons, as well as from fairway woods and drivers Nets with large capacity would absorb the impact and drop the ball within a foot or two of the net. Using woods and short irons, I did close the distance from my target to the net, reducing it to I could even make a couple of poor hits off the heel because this net caught them. This net did not have to be staked down (stakes provided) or weighed as long as it stayed upright in position. It is the first time this net has been used, and it hasn't shown any signs of damage or wear & tear after several hours of use There were no hits that made it to or missed the net for me during this game. I think this is the best product out there that is more expensive, but worth the extra money. In addition, I do not plan on leaving it outside, and it is as easy to reassemble as it was to take it The feeling is good to me and I'm attracted to it Authentic sound of a well-struck golf shot, working on technique and club speed To improve these, one does not have to leave the house.

Sara Chase

| May 26, 2021