ProAdvanced Automatic Ball Return Net

I viewed the video and also the Rucknet one which shows how to straighten out a kink, so armed with the knowledge I set to work.pops up a treat, it was larger than I envisioned so had a little trouble placing it in my small garden buts that's my problem. Just double check the size on where you want to set it up to make sure it fits.closing it down was problematic as many have described and I got the kink, an hour later and after much cursing I managed to flatten it out and fold it up, and remember I had watched the videos first, there is definitely a knack to folding it down.So my advice is lay it flat and at the first sign of resistance let it drop to the floor and start again so you don't get the dreaded kink.Lift the bottom straight up as they say and put it down on the red line, put your foot on it, hold the sides but when you pull the left side towards you take your foot off of the bottom of the net and let it move back towards the top of the net, then it will drop down and you can fold the right side over and lay it flat ready to pack in the case.Regarding use I would not use it indoors or anywhere there is risk of damage. I caught a ball a bit thick and the ball went under the net, hit a water butt lid and smashed a hole straight through it. Imagine the patio door in the back of their video if that happened, expensive.I was surprised at how saggy the net dropped down from the pinnacle of the frame, I pulled the bottom of the net forward but as soon as I fired a ball into it the net went back to the centre of the frame again. You need to get some long taples or the like so you can pin it down, the ball might come back to you on grass if you do this. I didn't have any at hand to try this out but think the net will work much better like this and will reduce the risk of fat strikes getting under the net.I just hit a couple of balls with a 19 degree hybrid (swing speed 80mph) and couldn't see anyway they'd tear the net and go through. the net wraps the ball up decreasing the speed and energy and then drops it to the ground, the guys hitting balls through the net must have tremendous swing speed over 100 mph imho.I got mine at £110 inc delivery and I'd say it's ok at that price if you must have the fast deployment and pack up speeds.If I had a big garden I'd make my own permanent net for a fraction of the cost.The x2 model is better netting layout but way over priced, no reason this model couldn't be the same.

its a great product...very quick to put up and dismantle which is exactly what I was looking for however it doesn't return the ball as it state it does but I can live with that.

Postage time poor, took over 12 days to reach us, product its self serves its purpose, however not brilliant when folding back down, and not as easy as described on the tin !

Purchased this due to my expectations been high due to it been almost 4 times the price of other golf nets. The so called ball return doesn't return the balls, it's a breeze to set up but a compete nightmare to put away. On my first attempt to put away the metal in the frame kinked as I was folding it together, after a slight persuasion I managed to get it back to its original shape. I was very close to returning this and to buy a different net but can't be bothered with the hassle. Would buy a different net of around the £40 mark if was to buy again , this net is nothing special and not worth the price tag.

This product is an absolute game changer, very easy to set up and very easy to put away. I read a lot of reviews about durability of the net, an easy solution is to use some practice balls such as the Sklz brand which won't hit the net with any great force. If you also purchase a mat, you basically have a home driving range which means you can play golf every day without the hefty prices. I am very pleased with this product.

This net ticked all the boxes for me - easy and quick to assemble, and easy to store. For the first 5 times I used it, this proved to be true and I was highly satisfied. Interesting, the other complaints about the net quality being poor has not been my experience (perhaps this was listened to and it improved?).My issue definitely parallels what you are hearing from others. In trying to put it away, which I had done successfully 5 times before, it just wouldn't fold the way it was meant to. I was careful not to force it, however, it twisted in a direction it shouldn't have and I could never get it back. In attempting to work with customer support, who was initially responsive, I completely removed the metal bar, which had no damage of visible kinks - and replaced it, only to have it repeat it's same bent nature as you can see in the picture.ProAdvanced would not return my money or offer to replace it as I had not purchased directly from them. I feel badly throwing this away as all of the materials are in absolute brand new condition. So frustrating and wasteful.A highly aggravating and expensive experience - Don't buy!!

Very good golf return net,once you get the gist of it and have the confidence to go with the flow you can put this up in 10 seconds and put it down and in its bag in 30 seconds. Its a BREEZE .

I had a golf practice net but it was too much trouble to keep taking it down and setting it up so I dumped it. This net is easy to set up and take down which is just what I want.