Golf Practice Net with Automatic Ball Return and a Compact Pop-Up Design for Practice in Smaller Spaces
This golf practice net brings full-swing practice to garages, patios and smaller backyards. The Spornia SPG-5 Compact Edition supports real golf balls and every club, including driver, so you can practice at home in a smaller dedicated area.
Automatic ball return sends shots back toward your hitting area, while the impact-absorbing target helps reduce noise. The lightweight pop-up design makes setup convenient and folds for storage or transport when your session is finished.
Features
- Automatic ball return sends shots toward your hitting area.
- Impact-absorbing target helps reduce shot noise.
- Designed for real golf balls and all clubs including driver.
- Compact footprint suits garages, patios and smaller backyards.
- Pop-up design allows quick setup and folds for storage.
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor practice.
Specifications
- Model: SPG-5 Compact Edition
- Dimensions: 5.5 ft W × 5.5 ft H × 5.5 ft D
- Roof extension: +1 ft
- Weight: 16 lbs
- Use: Indoor and outdoor
- Supported clubs: All clubs including driver
- Golf balls: Real golf balls
- Ball return: Automatic
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a driver and real golf balls with this net?
Yes. The SPG-5 golf practice net supports real golf balls and all clubs, including driver. Allow enough surrounding space for your full swing when choosing a practice location.
How much space does the SPG-5 net itself occupy?
The SPG-5 measures 5.5 ft wide × 5.5 ft high × 5.5 ft deep, with an additional 1 ft roof extension. Your setup also needs room for your hitting position and club swing.
Does this golf practice net return the ball?
Yes. The SPG-5 has automatic ball return that sends shots back toward your hitting area, making repeated practice more convenient.
Can I fold the net away after practicing indoors?
Yes. The SPG-5 has a folding pop-up design for storage and transport, making it useful in a garage or another shared space. It is also suitable for outdoor practice.