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The SPG-7 net exceeded my expectations—super sturdy and really well made. Once you figure out the setup and watch the videos a few times, it’s quick and easy. I love how the net drops the balls right to the bottom so I don’t have to chase them around. The hitting mat is solid too—it takes a bit to flatten out but it feels great to hit off and doesn’t leave any sort of residue or marks on clubs. Maybe add some non-slip material underneath if using on concrete as it has a tendency to slide after several shots, but not a big deal. This net is in a league of its own, especially since it’s easy to store away when you’re done practicing. It really is a lifesaver for people without a ton of space that can’t leave a net out year round. Love it!

Absorbs shots well, but we have to roll it up to store (in the same manner it was shipped) and it takes a few hours to lay flat again. The 3 1/4 tees sit to high in my opinion 2 3/4 are better

Love the density and thickness of this mat

This starts with a passion for golf as a child i couldnt afford.... carried clubs at the local golf club at 11 just to get my hands on a set of clubs and a place to swing... fast forward 25+ years and long are the days i was swinging every day (and that 14 handicap i thought was bad at the time)...

I picked up the 8ft for fear I needed the extra room... within weeks, being able to swing every day... my swing and game has improved dramatically. Admittedly the 8ft is large, but i can easily single person set up and tear down within 5 minutes of start. I imagine if your solo practicing like me, maybe the 7 is more manageable... as a laborer and designer, I have some practice with missing that 2nd person and still I would say this is very manageable if you understand the mechanics. That's where the recommended second come in very helpful.

Still id recommend to anyone and I plan on giving this set out as company gifts to our staff. Can we get them branded with the company logo?

TLDR: buy this if you have the space for it. Its fabulous.