Please note, this is a great portable mat as it's easy to move around for practicing your chipping and pitch shots, and even hitting full shots into the net. But we don't recommend it as your permanent practice mat for full shots, as the ball is slightly elevated above your feet (by 25mm) - pros recommend you should ideally be standing on the same level as the ball for your practice. Side Net Extensions: SPG-7 Specifically Designed for Spornia Golf Nets Only I may move closer to hit lofted wedges – my 56-degree sand wedge and 60-degree lob wedge. Also, the driver. Never know when a sky ball is coming. Introducing the newest version of our SPG net, the SPG-8 XL Edition features a new, larger upgraded design specially built to withstand years of practice. The Spornia SPG-8 Golf Practice Net allows you to practice and hone your swing ability in the comfort of your own home - inside or outside! We designed this practice net from top premium materials and included exclusive features, which is why it's been consistently rated on of the best golf nets in the world.

Everything about the Spornia SPG-7 feels high quality. I’ve hit hundreds of shots into it, and it still looks like new.

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I usually use my launch monitor when I’m hitting into my net for testing or practice. I like to see ball flight and get an idea of distance. Along, with other things my Garmin R10 measures. Learn how to effectively practice your short game with the attachable/removable Chipping Basket for the SPG-7 Practice Net. SPG-7 Side Net Set Up *Red strap goes on the bottom Another thing that makes the Spornia SPG-7 so impressive is the way it handles impact. At only 15 pounds, it would be easy to think that this is a lightweight, meant for nothing more than pitch shots. On the contrary, I set it up indoors without any kind of additional weight or support (please follow all manufacturer instructions about set up) and watched it shrug off full driver swings. I’ve had a bad indoor hitting set up for years. The Spornia SPG-7 practice net has solved literally every one of my complaints about practicing at home. I wish I’d made this upgrade ages ago. The Spornia net needs no introduction after winning last year’s Hitting Net test at MyGolfSpy. However, they have just gone bigger.

If you want to perfect your golf game and achieve a single digit handicap, you need to practice on a regular basis: But, one day our vendors told us that Pop-Up nets were falling “out of fashion". It turns out that Pop-Up Practice net's bad reputation was due to our competitors heavily lowering the production quality to cut costs. Regardless of which size fits your needs, this is a fantastic net and a great value. You can spend a lot more on a net, but I have a hard time seeing what more you can ask for.

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In most instances, size isn’t everything. However, in golf hitting nets, bigger is always better ????. Always measure the space in which you intend to use the net. You might not have 10-foot ceilings but Sporina has smaller models to fit your needs. When you’ve hit all the dingers you can for that day, I highly recommend watching the how-to video. There are two models of the SPG-7, the standard model and the Compact Edition (see them both HERE). Because of the limited space in my garage, I opted for the Compact Edition. This measure 5.5′ X 5.5′ X 5.5′. You can also add a 20″ roof (seen above) which makes it capable of catching all but the floppiest of flop shots. The standard version of the SPG-7 is 7′ X 7′ X 7′ which stretches to 8.5′ with the roof. I was concerned that I wouldn’t feel safe with the smaller version, but I’ve found that a 5.5′ span will catch some awful shots with room to spare.