Which Golf Cage Is Right For You? | Comparison Tool

Answer four quick questions and we'll tell you exactly which cage fits your space, your golf, and your budget — the same advice Tom gives customers on WhatsApp every day.

1. How much space do you have?

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ProFlex Pop-Up Freestanding Cage Practice Cage (1 Bay) Cage & Mat Bundle
Best for Flexible practice, smaller spaces Year-round garden use Serious daily practice The complete home range
Size 8ft × 8ft × 8ft 3m × 3m × 3m 3m × 3m × 3m 3m × 3m × 3m
Frame Flexible poles, pop-up Steel poles Heavy duty steel (34mm or 42mm) Heavy duty steel
Setup Minutes, packs away ~45 min, stays up ~45 min, stays up One afternoon, stays up
Real golf balls Yes Yes Yes (archery panel option for maximum stopping power) Yes
Hitting mat included No — add one No — add one No — add one Yes: pro mat + rubber base + ball tray
2-bay option Yes On request
Price £269.99 £266.50 From £459.99 £1,049.99
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The questions everyone asks

How much room do I actually need?

As a rule: your cage footprint plus one club-length behind you, and at least 3m of height to swing a driver comfortably. If you're tight on height, the ProFlex at 8ft works with irons and wedges.

What's included in the box?

Every cage includes the frame, netting and fixings. Hitting mats, rubber bases and ball trays are separate on all cages — except the Bundle, which includes all three.

Pop-up or freestanding?

If you'll pack it away or move it, go ProFlex. If it's staying up, a steel-framed cage will last longer and stay taut through weather.

Can it take driver swings with real balls?

Yes — all of them. For maximum stopping power under very heavy use, choose the Practice Cage with the archery-grade impact panel.

How fast is delivery?

Cages are typically delivered within 3–5 working days across the UK.