Cimarron Masters Golf Net with Frame Corners

Hello Paulo,

We can ship to Canada, but we do have to charge Taxes, Duties, and extra shipping. Can you send us an email to sales@shopindoorgolf.com, let us know where it will be going, your name, email, and phone number, and exactly what package you want. We can then send you a quote in return.

Can withstand driving and is cheap! I have a tall conifer hedge in my garden (UK, limited space) but I peg a large old bedsheet to it and can drive balls straight into it. Works well with chipping too, and sorting out those fairway hybrids.

A baffle net, which is typically used in batting cages, is a net that absorbs the impact of the balls and extends the life of the batting cage. … Baffle nets can also be used as stand-alone nets, impact screens and even batting cage dividers.

You want to be far enough away so that you don’t hit the net with your follow-through but if you are too far away you are more likely to miss the net and cause some damage. It clearly depends on the space you have however manufacturers often recommend hitting from about 10ft.

Put simply, golf nets allow you to practice more. … According to Golf Digest, a golf net is one of the top ways to invest in your game, and when you consider the amount of extra time you can spend on your game if you buy one, it’s easy to see why.

GoSports Chipster Range (Golf Chipping Net)

It sets up in seconds, stores easily, and can be used indoors or outdoors. Plus, it works with real golf balls or foam practice golf balls. Click here to purchase a GoSports chipster net. With all these features, you pick either one or both!

You want your tarp that will serve as the golf ball backstop. Make sure you get a tarp that is slightly too large for your frame. You want several inches of excess where the net meets the ground.

What Are Golf Impact Screens Made Of? Polyester mesh is a good fabric choice since it’s lightweight, durable, and affordable. Varying levels of screen quality can be achieved by adding layers of polyester mesh, making the screen sturdier and preventing light from bleeding through.

Golf Baffles are commonly used with Golf Cages to absorb the majority of the golf ball’s impact thus extending the life of the cage. Baffles are commonly hung within the cage one foot from the back wall. Baffles are made one foot taller than the cage to provide some overlap on the ground.