Eazy Return Net Golf Oefennet

Solid net strong enough for practicing driver and every other club in the bag. Return slope very handy saving you having to collect balls, they roll straight back to your feet.
Recommend also buying some heavy duty ground anchors or pegs to secure it if used in garden.

Slight mix up with delivery, but that’s fine, happens, net is very good love it in fact already using it….but reason for poor score is the rubbish paper instructions you receive to erect the thing itself…shocking, then you go onto the website nothing and so have to go on TikTok to get the proper video with tube numbers etc to actually get it started….was a pain when you have a very impatient 10 year old

Two boxes, one containing the poles and the other containing the nets and target panel. Included was one small leaflet with pictorial assembly instructions. Realised after several attempts that the instructions leaflet was entirely inadequate. After contacting Golf Bay and speaking to Rob it became clear that another pole diagram leaflet was needed which had not come with h the goods. Rob sent me the diagram which made the assembly straight forward and now pleased with the end result.

Great product so far easy to put together delivered on time thanks great service.

I hate being negative so I'm going to start off by saying that, once erected and set up for use, this is a great practice net and matt. I love the way a ball, when it disappears behind the return net on the floor, is popped back out by the force of the next shot and rolls gently to one's feet. It doesn't always disappear, just when one hits a poor shot. The matt itself is robust (heavy), so stable when taking a shot and looks like it will withstand many a swish of the clubs. The net took all those 1st day shots with consummate ease; long may that continue.
The worst part of the whole kit is the assembly instruction sheet which, if you've ever bought a bunk bed from Ikea, makes their instructions look like child's play. What's the point of sticking labels with "1A" or "2C" on the poles without any reference as to which one fits to the other. To be fair, a little bit of common sense will get you to the finish line, but even then you won't really know if you did it right. There isn't even a You Tube video to talk you through it; I'm thinking that might be my opportunity for a first foray into that world, only I'd have to dismantle it all and I'd much rather get down to some serious practice.
So throw the instructions out with the packaging and trust in your common sense to put it together; the sense of achievement will be worth it and you'll be well rewarded.
One last note. It would have been nice to include some tees with the matt.

I have set up a practise net in the garden and have been very pleased with the return net and nylon tee matt. Hopefully my game improves too.