CHAMPKEY Premium 10' x 7' Golf Hitting Net with Target - Heavy Duty 5-Ply Knotless Netting for Indoor/Outdoor Practice | Perfect for Backyard, Driving Range & Home Training | Improve Golf Swing & Accuracy

It would be great!! But it was too wide for my two bay garage with me small SUV in it, which I will leave inside this winter. I am in the process of ordering the same net and net setup Obout 6x6 est. from you made by champay. Thanks.In the end I returned this item. The way it sets up reminds me of cheap tents for the turn of the century. I've been setting up tents since the 1970's, both good and bad ones. I will say that the quality of the net itself is very good, and I like the hitting sock.The practice turf is also nice, but you need to figure someway to get your feet level with it, else you are always playing an uphill lie...This net I gave up on as it takes me so long to set up. I no longer want to hit balls when I'm done, let alone take the thing down again (also painful, especially if wet). I can't just leave mine up. If you can it should be fine for you.The net uses shock cords and almost full length sleeves to hold the support poles. There are a lot of problems with this in general, and specifically in their versionIn general:-Tents with full length sleeves and shock cords have a bad tendency of sticking and the poles coming apart in the sleeves, which is a pain to deal with.- Good manufacturers now use short parts of sleeves combined with large plastic hooks that clip onto the poles. This makes the setup 10x easier. I've owned both kinds.- Long sleeves + wet = twice as hard. More sticking and the poles always pull apart. Might not be an issue with this, but it's an issue in general.Specific to this item:- The shock-cords are far too loosely connected. They constantly come apart inside the sleeves with the slightest provocation.- The ends of the sleeves are a thin material whose natural state is closed flat. The causes every connection in the poles to get stuck at the start of the sleeve. These ends should be a thicker fabric with bowing, or perhaps even a bit of metal, to hold the ends open and prevent the constant jams.- quibble) There is no color coding. so where the sleeves do open up mid-length (for a few inches) you need to ensure you don't cross connect the sleeves.Overall it's not worth the effort for me. I guess it's back to the range for me.My 9 and 12 year old grandchildren.Within a week the carpet started pulling up from the plastic base. Within a month one of the polls for the net broke.I have updated my rating due to customer service. Champ key sent me a new unit for free.Setting this thing up was a bit more challenging than anticipated. Picture yourself putting up your tent while camping and it’s about like that. Took two people. Also the scan the code for instructions included in the box leads to just verification of what you purchased No instructions so don’t bother doing that. The mat with different turfs is pretty much the reason why I got this set. Very sturdy and I like that it had a handle and can hang.If there was any wind at all it was not helpful. The target curtain would blow around and you had to stake the whole thing down or it would blow away or fall overGot the net and had it all set up. The next day both of the poles snapped at the joints causing a tear in material. The poles that came with the net seemed used and not new. Thought I’d try it anyways but it didn’t even last a full day.Great net but instructions were horrible causing multiple attempts at initial setup.