Home & Garden Practice

Turn your garden, garage or spare room into a practice bay. A golf practice net and mat lets you hit real shots at home whenever you have twenty minutes, with no green fee and no drive to the range.

Choosing a golf net for home

Match the net to your space. A full 10x10ft garden net gives you room to swing a driver and a wide margin for the odd stray shot. An indoor golf net with side extensions is the safer pick for a garage or a shed, where a shank has nowhere to go. Both work best on a proper hitting mat, which protects your wrists and your lawn.

Short game and winter practice

A pop-up chipping net sharpens your wedges in a small garden. Foam balls let you swing freely indoors without putting a ball through the window. Add a putting mat and you can work on every part of your game through the winter.

Free UK delivery over £30. Setting up a practice space? Read our guide to practising golf at home.

Frequently asked questions

Can you practise golf at home?

Absolutely. A hitting net plus a mat lets you groove full swings, while a putting mat and foam balls cover the short game, with no course or range required.

Are golf hitting nets safe for the garden?

Yes, when set up correctly with a mat and adequate space. Use foam or limited-flight balls for tighter areas.

What do I need to start practising at home?

A net, a mat and a few balls to begin. Add a putting mat for the short game and you can improve every part of your game indoors.