The range run, itemized
An evening, for twelve real swings.
Nobody adds up what a range trip actually costs. So here it is, line by line — and here's the version that takes twelve steps instead.
- 5.0 stars from 154 verified reviews
- Rated to 225 mph ball speeds
- 3 years or 250,000 shots
- Free shipping over $250
The receipt
Drive there: 25 minutes. Wait for a bay: 10. The bucket: 40 balls. Drive back: 25 minutes.
Swings that actually counted: about 12. The rest were warm-up, rhythm, and the last hurried handful because the bucket was nearly empty.
Daylight left when you got home: none. Total: your evening.
How it works, in three parts
It returns the ball
The net's angle sends every ball back to your feet automatically. No walking, no picking up, no resetting between swings.
It takes a real swing
Rated for 225 mph ball speeds. Full driver, no holding back, no wondering whether it will hold.
It goes up in five minutes
Under 5 minutes to assemble, 26–28 lbs to move. Out when you want it, against the wall when you don't.
What owners actually said
“Setup took 20 minutes and it is still tight two years in.”
“Ball comes right back. No chasing, no resetting.”
“Swing away anytime, day or night, in the comfort of my garage.”
The numbers
| Ball speed rating | 225 mph |
| Warranty | 3 years or 250,000 shots, whichever comes first |
| Floor depth | 3'6" — Home and Pro |
| Width needed | 7' (Home) · 8' (Pro) |
| Weight | 26 lbs (Home) · 28 lbs (Pro) |
| Assembly | Under 5 minutes |
| Also works for | Soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse |
| Shipping | Free over $250, Continental US |
Pick your size
Home
The smallest full-size net. Fits a one-car garage.
Pro
The one most people buy. Best balance of size and footprint.
Pro Package
Everything set up at once. Nothing else to order later.
Questions people ask before buying
Isn't hitting at the range better than hitting into a net?
For seeing ball flight, yes. But you only get that benefit on the trips you actually take. The honest comparison isn't net vs. range — it's ten minutes tonight vs. nothing tonight.
How fast is it really, start to finish?
If it's already set up: walk out, hit, walk in. The ball returns to your feet, so there's no collection step. That's what turns a ten-minute window into real practice.
Will it actually take a full driver?
Yes. The netting is rated for 225 mph ball speeds, which is well past what any amateur produces — tour driver ball speed tops out around 190. Swing at it.
What if the netting tears?
The warranty covers 3 years or 250,000 shots, whichever comes first, and includes up to two replacement nets for tears from regular golf training use.
How much room do I really need?
The Pro needs 8 feet of width and 3 feet 6 inches of floor depth. The Home needs 7 feet of width and the same 3'6" depth. Ceiling height matters more than most people expect — measure before you order.
Can I use it with a launch monitor?
Yes. It's used with FlightScope, Foresight, Full Swing, Garmin and Uneekor setups, and there's a simulator kit if you want to add a screen later.
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. Returns are subject to the terms on our support page.