Golf Practice Nets UK
The complete home driving range
Pro Golf Cage & Hitting Mat Bundle
- 112kg heavy-duty steel — will not fall over
- Takes real balls and full driver swings
- Pro hitting mat & rubber base included
- Up in an afternoon · delivered in 3–5 days
From £734.99 Save £25 with code SAVE25
Golf practice nets built for UK gardens: hit real balls with full swings, safely, all year round. Choose from pop-up nets that pack away after each session, freestanding nets and driving walls, rebound nets such as the Net Return, and complete net-and-mat bundles.
Measure the space first: you need room to swing a driver in front of the net and clear space overhead, and a hitting mat saves the lawn. Want a fully enclosed setup? See our golf cages. Our flagship Pro Golf Cage & Hitting Mat Bundle gives you the whole home range in one delivery. Pair any net with a golf hitting mat, or take the 60-second quiz if you’re not sure which to choose.
Which golf practice cage is right for you?
Pop-up nets & cages
Up in minutes, pack away after. Best for smaller gardens and flexible spaces. From £269.99.
Freestanding steel cages
3m × 3m × 3m enclosures that stay up all year and take full swings with real balls. From £459.99.
Cage + mat bundles
The complete home range: heavy-duty cage, pro hitting mat and base in one delivery. The fastest route to daily practice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I hit real golf balls into a practice net?
Yes. Every net here is made for real golf balls. For full driver swings every day, choose one of the heavier freestanding nets or a steel golf cage; each product page gives the net size and frame.
How much space do I need for a golf net in the garden?
Take the net’s footprint from its product page, then allow room to stand and swing in front of it and clear space overhead, with no branches, wires or washing lines in the swing arc. A 3m × 3m × 3m cage fits most UK gardens.
Should I buy a pop-up net or a golf cage?
A pop-up net goes up in minutes and packs away after, which suits smaller gardens. A steel cage stays up all year, catches mis-hits at the sides and top, and takes full swings with real balls. Our 60-second quiz recommends one for your garden.
Do I need a hitting mat with a golf net?
We recommend one. A mat protects the lawn, gives you a consistent strike and lets you practise when the ground is wet. Our net-and-mat bundles include one, or choose a mat from our hitting mats range.
Will a golf net survive UK weather?
Freestanding nets and cages with UV-treated netting are made for year-round use outdoors when they are anchored for wind. Pop-up nets last longer if you take them down after each session.