I am looking to build a spot in my living area to hit balls in the winter, attached is the picture of the area I plan to utilize. My living area is 12 feet wide and has 8.5 feet high ceilings. So I can't hit more than a 5 or 6 iron here. There are three things I need here:
- launch monitor (most probably SkyTrak)
- hitting mat (most probably a 4x4 real feel mat)
- hitting net (need a portable solution that can be assembled/disassembled in under 2-3 minutes)
I need suggestion on the hitting net, as I really want to hit "real golf balls" instead of foam/almost golf balls.
I was thinking of either using :
1) the rukketnet net [1], which is very portable. My concern is its size. Its height is 7 feet. It takes a minute to assemble /disassemble which is its biggest plus point over net return , which I think takes 5 - 10 minutes to build/disassemble.
2) purchase a 10x10 high impact net [2] . Add hooks on the side walls . This way I will cover a 10x10 area, which would make me feel better. I was also thinking that I could use this curtain framework [3] used by photographers and attach the net to that. For this to work , I would need the border of the net to be finished. Gourock netting provides a golf net like that which can be used [4]. Its an another idea to get the setup ready quickly.
I don't want to go with 1) because I want to work on my iron & wedge game over the winter to lock in my distance control (via SkyTrak). The RukketNet seems too short to be able to handle lob wedges.
So I prefer to use 2) if I can do it efficiently. How do you guys think I can make a 10x10 net work in this space so that its quick to take down and is secure. Will appreciate any feedback.
[1] https://www.amazon.com/Rukket-Portab...ukket+net+golf
[2] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UW1EMVA?psc=1
[3] https://www.amazon.com/LimoStudio-Ad...T64QKPGDFRZCYN
[4] http://www.gourock.com/IPG211010.html
- launch monitor (most probably SkyTrak)
- hitting mat (most probably a 4x4 real feel mat)
- hitting net (need a portable solution that can be assembled/disassembled in under 2-3 minutes)
I need suggestion on the hitting net, as I really want to hit "real golf balls" instead of foam/almost golf balls.
I was thinking of either using :
1) the rukketnet net [1], which is very portable. My concern is its size. Its height is 7 feet. It takes a minute to assemble /disassemble which is its biggest plus point over net return , which I think takes 5 - 10 minutes to build/disassemble.
2) purchase a 10x10 high impact net [2] . Add hooks on the side walls . This way I will cover a 10x10 area, which would make me feel better. I was also thinking that I could use this curtain framework [3] used by photographers and attach the net to that. For this to work , I would need the border of the net to be finished. Gourock netting provides a golf net like that which can be used [4]. Its an another idea to get the setup ready quickly.
I don't want to go with 1) because I want to work on my iron & wedge game over the winter to lock in my distance control (via SkyTrak). The RukketNet seems too short to be able to handle lob wedges.
So I prefer to use 2) if I can do it efficiently. How do you guys think I can make a 10x10 net work in this space so that its quick to take down and is secure. Will appreciate any feedback.
[1] https://www.amazon.com/Rukket-Portab...ukket+net+golf
[2] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UW1EMVA?psc=1
[3] https://www.amazon.com/LimoStudio-Ad...T64QKPGDFRZCYN
[4] http://www.gourock.com/IPG211010.html
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