3 m garden golf practice net with target

Full shots in the back garden

At around 3 m wide, the opening leaves a sensible margin for a shot that starts off line, so you can hit a driver as well as wedges and irons. The box shape means the side panels catch strikes that hit the edge of the opening, and the back panel absorbs the ball and drops it at the foot of the net.

Provisional product data: we will confirm sizes, weights and materials with the final supplier model before the product goes on sale.

Aim at something

The ring target sheet hangs in the back panel. Pick a ring, commit to it and see where the ball hits. It is a simple way to practise start lines, which matter more than distance when you are hitting into a net. For drills and session ideas, see how to practise golf at home in winter.

Setting it up safely

Put the net on level ground with clear space around it and behind it. Peg the base on a lawn, or weigh it down on a patio. Stand at the distance given in the instructions, and keep children and pets well away from the hitting area while someone is swinging. In strong wind, take the net down. More on choosing the spot in our golf net buying guide.