Gear
10x7 Backyard Hitting Net
$55-120
Full-swing practice at home; pairs with an R10 or MLM2PRO.
Home Golf Practice: Nets, Mats & Putting Greens
Everything for golf practice at home: a golf hitting net for the garage or backyard, a quality hitting mat, putting greens and swing trainers. Picks are based on specs, reviews and retailer data.
| Product | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 10x7 hitting net | Net | $55-120 |
| Fiberbuilt mat | Hitting mat | $1,199+ |
| PrimePutt TrueGreen | Putting mat | ~$499 |
| BirdieBall green | Putting green | $348+ |
| TA25 trainer | Swing trainer | ~$160 |
Top picks
Gear
Fiberbuilt Hitting Mat
$1,199+
Tees and real-turf feel; the mat sim builders pick.
Gear
PrimePutt TrueGreen Mat
$499
Walnut-framed premium putting mat, 4.9 stars.
Gear
BirdieBall Putting Green
$348+
4x10 to 4x18 roll-out greens, 1,200+ reviews.
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Gear
TA25 Swing Trainer
$159.99
Weighted trainer for tempo and sequencing.
Frequently asked questions
What size golf hitting net do I need?
A 10x7 ft net is the most common size and fits most garages and backyards.
Can I use a golf hitting net in my garage?
Yes, if you have about 9-10 ft of ceiling and 10-12 ft of width. Swing your driver slowly to check first.
Do I need a hitting mat with a net?
Yes. A good mat protects your joints and floor; thin mats can hide fat shots.
What is the best putting green for home?
Framed mats like PrimePutt look good indoors; roll-out greens like BirdieBall offer more length.
How much does a home golf simulator cost?
A basic net, mat and launch monitor setup starts around $700-900; full simulator rooms can cost several thousand dollars.
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