Golf Pop UP Indoor/Outdoor Chipping Net
Golf Pop UP Indoor/Outdoor Chipping Net
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Description
Take 7 Strokes Off Your Game This Off-Season!
You don't need to be on the course to improve your game anymore. Master your short game with the Indoor Chipping Net - from the comfort of your home!
What if we told you high-quality clubs don't make a high-quality golfer? Get the most out of those expensive irons by refining the stroke and finesse they require - before you get to the course.
Practice Makes Perfect!
Mastery comes from repetition. Going to the course 1-2 times per week for the 6 months of the year your course is open is not enough to become consistent with your chipping. Give yourself the ability to practice all year, every year - for less than the price of a single round of golf!
Easy Setup and Storage
Instantly set up or break down the Chipping Net to keep your living space clear when you aren't practicing.
Chipping Net
- Material: nylon
- Size:30*30*6cm
Foam Balls
- Material: PU
- Size:42mm
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What's Included in the Package?
A: The basic package will contain 1 Home chipping net, 1 support rod, 2 metal stakes (for outdoor use). You may upgrade your product bundle to include balls and the chipping turf for an additional cost. Those bundles are located at the top of the product page in the "Choose Bundle" selection.
Q: Is it Easy to Assemble the Chipping Net?
A: Yes, it was designed for that specific reason. If you have trouble, follow these instructions;
Take out all of the items in your net; the net itself, 1 support rod(comes in two pieces) and 2 metal stakes. First fully open the net as it mave have been secured with an elastic band for shipping. Then connect the two support rods. Put one end of the rod at the upper back metal ring of the net and connect the bottom part of the rod to the bottom metal ring. The rod will be suspending both the top and bottom parts of the net for maximum stability. IF using outside, simply install the metal rods in the ground with the loop of the rod overlapping the net.