From the Q/A's, sounds like the black net color rubs off onto balls and clubs. How is the white net for this issue?
459912
Is this actually a real question or a joke? The black net I have deposits nothing on my balls at all, and if you are getting black on your clubs from hitting the net, you're doing it wrong...
1201832
I have never had this problem and I have whacked the balls against one another as well as myself countless times LOL. I've had mine for quite some time now, use them regularly, and have had no problems whatsoever. I would try to contact the seller if I were having those issues.
1546441
I have only had the net about 6 weeks. I hit about 150 balls/day almost every day. I have not see the slightest sign of wear. I highly recommend this net. It is well made with high quality materials.
1546439
I have used it 10 times and it has not lost its shape like the Nike Net did. But remember when the net does not want to fold just lay it down, line it up and disperse the net so that there are not thick collections. Sometimes you might have to do it twice. Also, I live in Indiana so I make sure that I keep it inside when it is cold outside to make sure that the frame remains flexible. Yes. I plan to hit hundreds of balls into the net this winter.
37473
The nets are UV treated. The raw material has UV inhibitors so the UV treatment is throughout the entire net and not just the outer coating. The nets are also dipped for weather protection which is what some of you have had come off on balls. The net should withstand the outdoor climates for 3-5 years even in the warmer climates like Florida.Just For Nets
571519
I had this especially with golf and the movement of the balls. There is a tru motion setting in the picture settings. I played with it but had the best results just by turning it off. Maybe this will help.
1461324
No, it seems to be a very well made club. I've hit 1-2 large buckets of balls on the driving range and so for it has held up fine.
1349112
What Jackel said. Steel irons and graphite drivers. I've had mine a month or two but still haven't played. The Kansas weather has been hokey, but now it's getting time :)
1928258
Anything is possible but if you are the proper distance away from the net, you would have to miss hit really badly. I have hit over a thousand balls and never came close to missing the net. And my net shows no signs of wear. I think it is a great tool.
2151695
I imagine it is something proprietary. It feels somewhat like PAM. I think the covering must reduce spin and thus reduce how far left or right the ball will fly. The reduction in spin can also work in your favor for distance if you contact the ball with a higher than ideal backspin. I think MyGolfSpy web site did a test of a like product and found there were positive results by a few percentage points. I tried this 3 different times, but did not detect anything overly noticeable.
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I think the net is way too light weight for that. After about 1,000 regular golf balls, the webbing started to fray and let balls through, so now I have a canvas target hung from the net to catch the balls. I wouldn't do that mod for baseballs, though, because I think it would still tear the net.
129591
A loose net absorbs the shock better and kills the ball speed. I prefer the net that way. I also think the net will last longer.
117261
The mat needs to be on a level surface. Flatness can vary a little. If floor protrusions are too large, they will affect the roll of the golf ball. Concrete - OK. Wood treated floor - depends.
987626
Mine only changed colors, not sure if it can stay on white setting. The ball is very small and you would need to order a few more to get the look like in the picture. Since I only ordered one ball - I was slightly disappointed by this.
1028989
The set I got came with steel net posts legs and bars that crossed the court to keep the net tight. Works great. We've had many family tournaments and its been broken down and put together many times will no ill effects. Takes 5 minutes to set up or tear down.
713099
Well, most of the fairways I'm used to are really short -- this hits about the same as those. It still feels like an artificial mat, but it's nice because it's heavy and doesn't shift around. You're not going to get the same feel hitting off a mat as you would hitting off grass (divots, cutting under the ball, etc.) but this is as close as I've found with a hitting mat that I can take with me and prevent damage to my lawn while hitting into a net. It performs better with my fairway woods and hybrids than my irons, but I still use this to practice as well. Hope this helps.
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I only have the 6x6, and think it very adequate for my needs. I hardly play golf and when I do I don't keep score. Seems to make my round a lot happier. I would perhaps count the number of 'good' shots as the best way to measure progress. That aside, this net is just fine for me. I usually hit around 45 balls a day into it, say 5 times a week. I've missed the net 5 times that I can remember. It's great. One of the things I got with it is the PGM3660 3' x 5' Emerald Par Golf Mat. It is very good and very substantial. So I'd recomment the smaller net, and if you start splaying shots wildly, move closer. Just a thought. Jim