Golf nets
3 products
Golf practice at home
Practise golf at home, all year round
Golf nets for the garden, hitting mats, simulator enclosures, launch monitors and putting greens. Chosen for UK homes, with clear specifications and guides that help you buy the right size.
Kit for every space at home
From a net on the lawn to a full simulator bay in the garage, plus putting practice for the hallway.
Hitting mats
2 products
Simulator enclosures
2 products
Launch monitors
1 product
Putting greens
2 products
A first look at the range
Shop all
3 m garden golf practice net with target
approx. 3 × 2.1 m opening ring target push-fit frame
Available soon
Golf practice cage, 3 × 3 × 3 m, with impact panel
approx. 3 × 3 × 3 m netting on all sides steel frame
Available soon
Golf hitting mat, 1.5 × 1.5 m, with rubber tee
approx. 1.5 × 1.5 m cushioned base rubber tee
Available soon
Simulator hitting and stance mat, 1.5 × 3 m
approx. 1.5 × 3 m left and right-handed hitting insert
Available soon
Golf simulator enclosure kit, 3 m wide, with impact screen
approx. 3 m wide impact screen side and top panels
Available soon
Portable radar launch monitor with app
radar, behind the ball phone app indoor and outdoor
Available soon
Garden putting green, 3 × 1.5 m, with two cups
approx. 3 × 1.5 m two cups and flags for outdoor use
Available soon
Net, mat or full simulator?
Most home practice starts with a net and a hitting mat. That is enough to groove a swing and hit hundreds of balls a week without going to the range. A launch monitor adds numbers, so you know how far each club carries and why a shot curved. A simulator enclosure with an impact screen and a projector turns the same set-up into a bay where you can play full courses on a winter evening. You can start small and add the rest later, as long as the space works for the final set-up.
Buying guides
Plain answers to the questions that come up before you buy: space, sizes, materials and set-up.
How-to
Garage golf simulator: a step-by-step build guide
How to build a golf simulator in a garage, step by step: measuring, floor, power, enclosure and screen, projector placement, mat, launch monitor and comfort.
Buying guide
Choosing a golf hitting mat: turf, base, size and tees
How to choose a golf hitting mat for the garden, garage or simulator: turf, cushioned base, size, rubber tees and how to stop the mat sliding about.
Space guide
Home golf simulator space: ceiling height, width and depth
How much space a home golf simulator needs: ceiling height, room width and depth for radar and camera launch monitors, and how to test your own room.
Questions and answers
When can I order from Home Golf Bay?
Our shop opens soon. We will publish prices and delivery times as soon as each product can be ordered. Until then you can read our buying guides and compare the specifications of the products we plan to stock.
Can I ask a question before the shop opens?
Yes, please do. Email us at info@homegolfbay.co.uk and we will reply as soon as we can.
Do I need a launch monitor to practise at home?
No. A net and a good hitting mat are enough to work on your swing and strike. A launch monitor adds feedback such as carry distance and launch angle, which is useful once you want to measure progress or play simulator golf.
How much room do I need to hit a driver indoors?
Retailers and launch monitor makers commonly suggest a ceiling of around 2.8 to 3 m, at least 3 m of width and 4 to 5.5 m of depth, depending on the launch monitor. Our guide on home golf simulator space shows how to test your own room.