YITAHOME[yitahome.com] has 10x7ft golf hitting cage with Steel Frame Practice Net with Simulator Cloth on sale for $299.99 - 48% off by applying code SOGO06 at checkout = $155.Shipping is free
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YITAHOME[yitahome.com] has 10x7ft golf hitting cage with Steel Frame Practice Net with Simulator Cloth on sale for $299.99 - 48% off by applying code SOGO06 at checkout = $155.Shipping is free
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my only quibble is that 7' seems a little short- most enclosures look to be 8' at least, so does the net I have now
It's definitely not tall enough. I use full swing simulator which is basically a 10ft tall enclosed box, and I hit the ceiling all the time with my pitching wedge. This also does not enclose the roof.
It's probably okay if you want to practice with lower lofted clubs, but you aren't going to simulate an actual game with this.
It's definitely not tall enough. I use full swing simulator which is basically a 10ft tall enclosed box, and I hit the ceiling all the time with my pitching wedge. This also does not enclose the roof.
It's probably okay if you want to practice with lower lofted clubs, but you aren't going to simulate an actual game with this.
I have a 7' x 7' enclosure and can full swing a 54* with no problems, but I do stand about 6-7 feet away from the impact screen.
I can pretty much guarantee you that the net backing on this as well as the "simulator cloth" will break down/tear/damage whatever is behind it in less than a month.
I've gone through a lot of these cheap chinese nets and some them dont even last one solid strike. As far impact screens, if you've ever hit into one, you know how thick and resilient they have to be to put up with 100+mph bullets 100 times a day (or however many you hit.). If someone can come up with a magical fabric that can do that for 150 bucks, they wouldn't need to sell golf nets for 150 bucks to make money, they'd just sell their magic fabric to the rest of the world for every other application it could be used.
as long as you have a launch monitor that can be 6 feet away from the net it is fine. Otherwise you will need a top net to stop anything more lofted than a 7 iron from going over. For instance a Garmin R10 or Rapsodo really should have 10 feet to the net and then you will be over a 7 foot net all day.
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Never heard of Yitahome. Their website is nothing but 5 star reviewed products. They have an Amazon web store and they're generally high 3 to low 4 star products. All the posts on SD about them come from staff. Do your own research before buying
For people with space limitations, wanted to provide some reference and tips because there are some things to consider with a 7 foot net. I have a 7'x7' net (The Net Return, definitely not a Slickdeal but the quality is awesome) that I use inside and can hit irons into it without an issue. Since I'm not worried about sun exposure, I'm confident it'll last a very long time.
I'm not very good (slightly better than your average person you see at the driving range), so I'm not super consistent but I've still never missed the net because I stand pretty close to it. It might feel very space constrained to some people, but I can swing and follow through with my irons and have about 2 feet in front and behind me. I have one length clubs, so I can swing all of them. The net size works for me to get 50 iron swings in whenever I want.
This net is even bigger than mine, so if you want it to work, you could just stand closer to it. You get used to it.
I could definitely hit over my net with a pitching wedge, but since it's inside, I use Almost Golf Balls for that day I REALLY shank one at full speed. I even tested if I'd break the wall by hitting a 5 iron into an Almost Golf Ball straight into the wall without the net, much to my wife's dismay, and the wall survived.
We don't have space for me to add shank nets on the sides because my wife's gym stuff is there, but using the Almost Golf Balls inside is an easy compromise for me to be able to hit balls inside whenever I want.
Even though my space is pretty tight compared to most, I can still use a SkyTrak+ because it just needs to sit next to the ball. However, I'm limited to just a few launch monitor options because I don't have a lot of space or ball flight distance.
A shorter net like the one in this deal would have a tougher time working for people who want to use a radar based launch monitor that sits 7 feet behind you because those want to see pretty decent ball flight.
Last edited by chungawamba September 7, 2024 at 07:49 AM.
It's definitely not tall enough. I use full swing simulator which is basically a 10ft tall enclosed box, and I hit the ceiling all the time with my pitching wedge. This also does not enclose the roof.
It's probably okay if you want to practice with lower lofted clubs, but you aren't going to simulate an actual game with this.
You must be using a radar based sim like us that requires a minimum of 8' distance to screen, right? My kids can't use their lower wedges with our Mevo+ because we have to be a minimum of that far.
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It's probably okay if you want to practice with lower lofted clubs, but you aren't going to simulate an actual game with this.
It's probably okay if you want to practice with lower lofted clubs, but you aren't going to simulate an actual game with this.
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I've gone through a lot of these cheap chinese nets and some them dont even last one solid strike. As far impact screens, if you've ever hit into one, you know how thick and resilient they have to be to put up with 100+mph bullets 100 times a day (or however many you hit.). If someone can come up with a magical fabric that can do that for 150 bucks, they wouldn't need to sell golf nets for 150 bucks to make money, they'd just sell their magic fabric to the rest of the world for every other application it could be used.
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I'm not very good (slightly better than your average person you see at the driving range), so I'm not super consistent but I've still never missed the net because I stand pretty close to it. It might feel very space constrained to some people, but I can swing and follow through with my irons and have about 2 feet in front and behind me. I have one length clubs, so I can swing all of them. The net size works for me to get 50 iron swings in whenever I want.
This net is even bigger than mine, so if you want it to work, you could just stand closer to it. You get used to it.
I could definitely hit over my net with a pitching wedge, but since it's inside, I use Almost Golf Balls for that day I REALLY shank one at full speed. I even tested if I'd break the wall by hitting a 5 iron into an Almost Golf Ball straight into the wall without the net, much to my wife's dismay, and the wall survived.
We don't have space for me to add shank nets on the sides because my wife's gym stuff is there, but using the Almost Golf Balls inside is an easy compromise for me to be able to hit balls inside whenever I want.
Even though my space is pretty tight compared to most, I can still use a SkyTrak+ because it just needs to sit next to the ball. However, I'm limited to just a few launch monitor options because I don't have a lot of space or ball flight distance.
A shorter net like the one in this deal would have a tougher time working for people who want to use a radar based launch monitor that sits 7 feet behind you because those want to see pretty decent ball flight.
It's probably okay if you want to practice with lower lofted clubs, but you aren't going to simulate an actual game with this.
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