⚠ Warning
May replace your range membership.
The range charges for every visit. This charges once.
★★★★★ 5.0 · 154 verified reviews3-year warrantyFree shipping over $250
Your season, priced
The math does itself
At two trips a week, the net costs less than one season — and it's still standing next April.
Owners, on the record
Worth every penny
“There’s no comparison to friends’ less costly nets — worth every penny.”
“Swing away anytime, day or night, in the comfort of my garage.”
“It’s hard to walk away — the ball keeps coming back.”
Pick your size
Four nets. One footprint rule.
Every size assembles in under 5 minutes and ships free over $250. All you need is the width and 3 ft 6 in of floor depth.
Home
The smallest full-size net. Fits a one-car garage.
Pro
The one most people buy. Best balance of size and footprint.
Pro 8
More height, for higher ceilings and longer irons.
Pro Package
The whole setup in one order. Nothing to add later.
Before you buy
Fair questions
Does this actually replace the driving range?
For most practice, yes — contact, tempo, setup, and the swing thought you're working on. Most owners keep going to the range occasionally and stop going twice a week.
Will it take a full driver?
Yes. The netting is rated for 225 mph ball speeds — tour driver ball speed tops out around 190. Swing at it.
How much room do I need?
The Pro needs 8 ft of width and 3 ft 6 in of floor depth. The Home needs 7 ft of width, same depth. Measure ceiling height too — the Pro stands 7 ft 6 in tall.
What if the netting tears?
You're covered for 3 years or 250,000 shots, whichever comes first — including up to two replacement nets for tears from regular golf training use.
Ball-speed rating, dimensions and assembly time as published on the product pages. Warranty is 3 years or 250,000 shots, whichever comes first, and covers up to two replacement nets for tears from regular golf training use — see the warranty policy. Ratings and review counts reflect the review widget on the linked product page. Free shipping applies to orders over $250 within the Continental US. Range cost math assumes a $20 large bucket, illustrative of the $15–$25 typical range; season = 26 weeks.