Golf nets
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Golf practice at home
Practise golf at home, all year round
Practice nets, swing trainers, a chipping game and laser rangefinders, with clear specifications. Plus buying guides that help you plan the space for a net, a mat or a full simulator.
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Practice kit and advice for every space
Nets, swing trainers and rangefinders, plus our advice on hitting mats, simulator bays, launch monitors and putting greens.
Practice kit in our range
Shop all Pop-up golf practice net, 2 m
2 m wide About 1.4 m high Fibreglass poles Target sheet Carry bag
£59.00
Straight-arm swing trainer with angle hinge
79 to 110 cm Angle hinge Right-handed Weighted end
£44.00
Golf chipping game mat, 150 x 80 cm, with 20 sticky balls
150 x 80 cm mat 20 sticky balls Hitting pad Ground pegs Storage bag
£39.00
Net, mat or full simulator?
Most home practice starts with a net and a hitting mat. That is enough to groove a swing and hit hundreds of balls a week without going to the range. A launch monitor adds numbers, so you know how far each club carries and why a shot curved. A simulator enclosure with an impact screen and a projector turns the same set-up into a bay where you can play full courses on a winter evening. You can start small and add the rest later, as long as the space works for the final set-up.
Buying guides
Plain answers to the questions that come up before you buy: space, sizes, materials and set-up.
Gift ideas
Gifts for golfers: Christmas ideas by budget and player
Gifts for golfers from £39 to £79: rangefinders, a garden net, swing trainers and a chipping game, sorted by budget and type of golfer, with when to order.
Buying guide
Best golf rangefinder: how to choose a laser rangefinder
How to choose the best golf rangefinder: range to the flag, flag lock, magnification, slope and the Rules of Golf, battery, weather and use on the course.
Comparison
Golf rangefinder vs GPS watch: which one do you need?
Laser rangefinder or GPS rangefinder watch? How each measures, pin vs front, middle and back, hazards, battery, the Rules of Golf and who should pick which.
Questions and answers
Where do Home Golf Bay orders come from, and will I pay customs?
Your order ships from our supplier's warehouse in China by tracked parcel and normally arrives in 7 to 12 working days. Delivery is free. On orders with a total of £135 or less there are no customs charges and no import VAT to pay. On orders over £135, UK import VAT and a carrier handling fee may be charged on delivery. See our delivery page.
Do I need a launch monitor to practise at home?
No. A net and a good hitting mat are enough to work on your swing and strike. A launch monitor adds feedback such as carry distance and launch angle, which is useful once you want to measure progress or play simulator golf.
How much room do I need to hit a driver indoors?
Retailers and launch monitor makers commonly suggest a ceiling of around 2.8 to 3 m, at least 3 m of width and 4 to 5.5 m of depth, depending on the launch monitor. Our guide on home golf simulator space shows how to test your own room.