Can I use golf nets indoors?

Yes. While they’re traditionally used outdoors, in garden spaces, golf nets are just as easy to use indoors if you have a suitable area for one.A spare room or a garage would do the trick nicely. As long as you have room to swing your club freely without catching anything around you, and as long as you account for the size of the net and the impact of the ball, you’re good to go.Always play cautiously, though! For more information on the dimensions of your chosen golf net, be sure to read the product description thoroughly.

Is a golf practice net safe?

Absolutely. We’ve all seen those viral videos of a golf driving net failing to catch the ball, before we hear the sound of a window smashing in the background (hilarious, right?).But the truth is that this is a once-in-a-blue-moon event. Brand new golf driving nets from reputable sellers are designed to catch the ball perfectly every time, so you can avoid instances like these.Just be sure to keep an eye on your golf net. Should you spot any holes or fraying, it’s probably time to upgrade. Better safe than sorry!

Are all golf nets for the garden?

Not necessarily. They’re most often used in the garden, but golf driving nets can be placed anywhere there’s ample space and you’re able to practice your swing in safety.If you’re looking for a golf net for garden spaces, though, you won’t go wrong with any of the options we have in stock. Especially ones that are on the larger side.If you’d like any more information on the best golf nets for garden setups, though, get in touch with a member of the Clarkes team and we’ll do our best to advise.

Is a golf driving net as good as the driving range?

While you won’t have any insights into the accuracy of your shots with a golf driving range net, they still have considerable advantages over traditional driving ranges.Specifically, the convenience factor. With golf driving nets, you don’t need to commute to your nearest driving range to practice. Simply set it up wherever works best and get to work perfecting your swing.This is ideal for players who struggle to find the time to practice, or simply want to focus on raw power off the tee.

PRACTICE NETS & MATS

Not everybody has the time to visit their local course or driving range as often as they’d like. That’s why golf practice nets and mats are a godsend for players wanting to perfect their swing from the privacy of their own home, or any other location of their choosing!

Golf hitting nets (sometimes referred to as 'golf cages' or 'impact nets') are a quick and easy solution to squeezing in some much-needed practice pretty much anywhere. You can set one up in your garden for a freeing and relaxing golfing experience in the fresh air - closer to what you’d get on an actual course.

Or, if you have the space, pop it up in your garage so you can practice your golf swing in privacy - it’s completely up to you! You can use your driver, irons, wedges and more, offering a versatile at-home golfing experience that’s both fun and convenient.

Crafted from premium mesh netting and similar materials, these golf nets are specifically crafted to catch golf balls travelling at high speeds, with durability at heart. So you needn’t worry about your shots flying off into the distance wreaking havoc.

But to give yourself the most realistic experience possible, you can combine a golf driving net with a premium golf mat that mimics the feel of real turf.

You can play off the deck or insert tees to give your driver a whirl. Built to closely resemble golf course surfaces, you can be sure these mats will make you wonder why you never invested in one sooner.

Explore golf practice nets and mats at Clarkes Golf

If you’re ready to improve your swing in privacy and comfort, take a look at our selection of practice nets and mats at Clarkes Golf. And be sure to explore the rest of the Clarkes Golf site for some unmissable golf bargains.

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