IzzoGolf Chipping Nets

Yowzer, it is feather light!Easy to set up - just throw launch it - useable indoors or outdoors.Great design with a solid ball catcher flap at the bottom to capture stray balls that missed the inner net (red circle).On windy days you may need to secure it onto the lawn with the 2 pins provided.Better still, the net is easily portable and stored by just twisting it back into 1/3 it's full diameter (8 inches!) To top it up, a simple tote bag would be nice.For indoors, I placed it on my shag rug for greater traction. And used callaway hex practice balls (light rubbery & bouncy) to avoid damage and unlikely to destablize the target.Izzo has done it again. Love your designs.Have yet to test with normal golf balls. Love love for now. Watch this space.PS. Make sure the catch flap is at the bottom. Embarrasingly I had earlier launched it upside down and thought I had a flat dud.

I bought this chipping net a few weeks ago to work on my chipping inside the house coupled with a few packs of PrideSports Practice Golf Balls, Foam, 12 Count, Yellow. So far so good. The quality is pretty much what I expected for the price range. I have only used this inside the house making 15-20 yard chips with foam balls and the occasional real golf ball, when I'm feeling adventurous. The price did drop about 35% since I bought it so considering the price now, I would say this is a great buy.+Pros+Light and portable: While folding and unfolding may be confusing at first due to the uninformative instruction manuals, once you figure it out the net becomes very compact and easy to take around.The smaller red "mini mouth" comes off and on allowing for two setups.I haven't used them, but this comes with small metal stakes for grass, which will probably help with the flimsiness.-Cons-While the net part has not ripped yet, the flimsiness of the whole thing sometimes causes the net to move around when not staked into the ground, especially when I'm practicing lower chip shots with real golf balls.In one of the pictures, the black part on the bottom is behind the net, allowing utilization of the full circle. On mine, it is on the front, blocking about 1/6th of the net. It's not a big deal but it's just weird that it's advertised differently.

This is a great chipping net that folds down very compactly for storage. It works great outside using regular golf balls as long as you use the metal stakes that are included. Indoors I use soft practice balls (Callaway) and the net still works great. I can't believe the price is so low!

A bit like a beach tent to setup but otherwise a handy golfing tool.

My teen son requested this as a gift and is enjoying using it. He is just now getting into the sport of golf and wanted this target for practice. Both he and his older cousin frequently practice in the backyard and this chipping target has given him a physical target to chip towards.It is small, easy to store, and has held up to outside elements so far (several months).I would recommend this for any beginning to advanced golfer that wants to perfect his/her shot...it's a simple tool that, when used, can really impact one's game. A definite recommended buy!

Not sturdy, tips easily when balls hit top half of net.

I love this little net. My chipping has improved drastically since I have been using it in my office for approximately 15 minutes a day. I have never attempted using it outside and that has not hindered my progress.I am striking the ball better as well as controlling my trajectory like I have never done before. That red bulls eye reminds me of a playing darts. Instant feedback!When I am at the practice green chipping I place a small towel on the green and I am on or next to it with all my shots. That kind of accuracy in chipping/golf is invaluable.Bottom line, if you want to be the envy of your playing partners, get this net and you will see improvement in no time!

This target gets the job done if you're looking for something to hit into in your lawn.Pros: It collapses into a small package, and springs open easily and stakes in with two included stakes. It's sturdy enough to easily absorb hits from several balls with no damage, and serves as a good target if you're working on short game practice. Imagine this target is the edge of the green and you'll see scores drop big time.Cons: The net is baggy enough that it catches the balls well, but it's almost so baggy that it makes balls hit into the center ring a pain to untangle and pull out.I'd recommend this for people looking for to improve their short game at a reasonable price point.