Giving 5 stars despite a defect because I have seen this product work in the past, and customer support was top-notch handling my issue.My impact screen tore at the seam near the foam padding at the bottom after just a few swings. I knew this wasn’t normal because I’ve used this same exact setup at a buddy’s house (actually why I chose to purchase this specific product from GoSports, I have 160-180mph ball speed and have hit thousands of balls at it without any failures)I emailed a picture to customer support and without hesitation, they immediately mailed me a replacement!This thing is absolutely worth the money and I’d recommend it to anyone.

I’ve been using this GoSports Range Cage for several weeks now, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The build quality is excellent, with durable materials that stand up well to consistent use. The size is more than adequate, providing a generous hitting area that allows for a comfortable practice session, whether indoors or outdoors.One of the standout features is the versatility of the net. It not only functions as an impact screen for regular golf practice but also integrates seamlessly with simulators, making it perfect for honing skills and tracking progress. The impact screen is well-made, absorbing the impact of shots while maintaining its structure.Assembly was straightforward, with clear instructions, and the entire net feels sturdy once set up. The portability is a huge bonus, as it can be easily moved or stored when needed. Overall, this product offers an excellent solution for golfers looking to improve their swing in a controlled environment. It also makes it easy to play a round of golf without leaving home. It's really nice when the weather outside isn't great for golf.You won't find a better hitting net/impact screen combination at this price point. It's a great product and a tremendous value.

Ever dreamed of having your own personal driving range without risking shattered windows or terrified neighbors? Enter the GoSports Range Cage, where every swing feels like a pro’s (even when the ball flies off your club like you’re chopping onions).This net is massive—10 ft x 8 ft is big enough to handle even my most "creative" shots. The impact screen absorbs my poorly aimed drives like a champ. No ricochets, no drama, just smooth thuds of disappointment as I work on my slice. Setup was surprisingly easy, too! I had it up and ready faster than it takes me to find my ball in the rough.It’s sturdy, reliable, and gives me zero excuses to avoid practicing. My simulator room has officially turned into a mini driving range, and my friends already want to start charging admission. Honestly, this net might be the only reason my golf game has gone from “Wow, do you even golf?” to “Hey, nice shot!”Pros:* Big enough to catch even the wildest mishits.* Sturdy impact screen—no rebounds, no broken windows.* Easy setup, so you can start slicing balls in minutes.* Turns your practice area into a golfer’s paradise.Cons:* No more excuses for bad shots. It’s all on you now.* You might forget to go to an actual course because this is way too convenient.

Final update: After multiple safety revisions, I've given up. Final straw was almost taking my uncles head off, behind me....The net is already tearing at the middle base. I've been hit with several very dangerous ricochets, even with my safety improvements....absolutely don't believe the positive reviews. The net tore after 1 month, and after spending 50$ in padding it, I decided I'll just buy 3 bed sheets and throw this away.No one ever reached out to help, even when I requested support. Avoid!Update: had to make more modifications to get it safe. It was extremely dangerous as shipped. Design allows ricochets on misstrikes.....are you kidding me?! I stopped using it, after I was injured by it.I have no clue how the engineers allowed this. It should be taken off the market. This is worse than lawn darts. Wtf.Old review:That 10 minute setup can turn into 2 hours real fast....even now I'm concerned about the strain put on the rear 2 posts/net...Instructions are vague. If you get lost, they have an equally confusing YouTube video.Not very impressed, when I ended up bracing and winching the front up with my own tools.Save yourself $100/headache and just build your own.

Decent net but construction quality is low. Many of the seams were unraveling out of the box, the net still works but not sure how long it will last.It’s a perfect size and the sidewalls are great for catching bad shots but the net is lower quality. I’m not sure if it would stop a ball hit with a driver without the impact screen installed.Noticeable divots on the impact screen using real golf balls so I switch to foam practice balls.It wasn’t hard to set up but the instructions didn’t match the part numbers sent which was a little annoying.I’m a little disappointed since it’s double the cost of other off-brand nets but will keep using until it falls apart then will be buying a different brand.

Simple to assemble alone when following the instructions and watching a youtube video. Once assembled, it seems to be a good product and i've been very impressed with it. My only complaint is that the impact screen should be around 30cm taller, as it doesn't cover the bottom bar very well. Thankfully i've not smashed into it yet, but I'm sure that time will come! Well built product, and if you can get it at a good price i'm sure it'll last a long time. I've seen people solve the issues above by using a pool noodle

Great golf cage for practice. Unfortunately the lower support frame has given way over a year due to weather and climate deterioration. Any way to replace or purchase just the lower base frame?

A really great cage. But unfortunately the net got ripped off and i was wondering if i can replace it?Second the impact screen is a bit loose is there a way to make it tight for a better resolution from the projector?

Very happy with the GoSports driving range net and screen.Based on other reviews, I made sure I followed the instructions exactly, and got all the leg orientations right. I had to get the net loops in the right locations (so that the net was free enough to get side poles connected), and everything came together beautifully on the first go. The screen works well, and the bungies minimize any wrinkles so that my projector is clear. I have a 4’ X 5’ hitting carpet, but will be investing in a 10’ X 15” putting green turf to keep the balls from bouncing around between the screen and the hitting pad. I have a Garmin R10 at 7’ back from the tee, so I can see my yrajectory and club head speed on screen. Now I can get serious about practicing and working on distance.All in all, better outcome than I expected, and would definitely buy this product again.

Large 8' x 10' netting with sides of 5' is exactly what I was looking for. It is very sturdy and fairly easy to set up. Absolutely love it