A Better Golf Practice Cage

Golf cages make an excellent practice tool. What separates one golf cage from another? Read on and find out why the biggest names in golf trust our craftsmen to provide them with their golf cage needs. Do you want a golf cage that will will look good, be easy to install and hold up over years of use? If you want the best, you want a Sportnetting.com golf cage.

Our craftsmen have been building golf cages for over 20 years. We know what works and what doesn't. We take pride in building our practice cages out of the highest quality materials yet at an affordable price.

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The Netting

The most important component in any practice golf cage is the netting material used. That's why we use premium knotless netting manufactured by Badinotti™ and imported from Italy. As a spinning golf ball impacts the golf net, any slight abrasions on the ball will catch on loosely woven netting. This causes premature wear. Our Badinotti™ netting is tightly woven with 48 strands of nylon and is urethane impregnated. This urethane impregnation acts like a protective coating that will help resist shrinking and snagging. Impregnating netting with urethane prevents the net from absorbing water, so it also resists rotting. We also have cages made from high density polyethelene, which completely resists the effects of water.

The Impact Panel

If you hit a golf ball into the same spot enough times, you can eventually wear a hole through any material. Rather than patch or replace the entire golf cage, we have designed our golf cages to allow easy replacement of the panel that will realize the most wear. All of our golf cages include a rope which can be used to hang a replaceable impact panel. This panel hangs down about a foot from the back wall of the cage. The cage has a rope woven into the top panel 12" from the back in order to hang the impact panel.

The Lead Weighted Bottom Line

A heavy lead line may be incorporated into the bottom of the impact panel to keep the net from bouncing up and making your golf balls more difficult to retrieve. We go one step further and sew a heavy nylon rope onto the bottom of every non-impact, vertical panel.

The Borders

Our commitment to quality follows through to all of the materials used in our golf practice cages including the borders. All of our perimeter edges are sewn to the netting panels. While several of our competitors simply weave a rope in and out through the meshes, we positively secure the borders to our net panels. Our Super Duty cages use webbing that is heavier duty and wider than that used by other manufacturers. Thinner, lightweight webbing doesn't provide enough material to secure the netting to and the webbing and netting have a tendency to loosen and pull apart under stress. Our panels are secured with high quality 3" webbing assuring that the panels used to form your cage will stay secure through many years of practice.

On our less expensive golf cages we sew the rope border to the netting after weaving the rope in an out through the meshes. In this way, even if the stitching should fail (it probably won't) the cage stays together!

The Grommets

Our grommets are cleated for superior holding strength, and we install grommets around the entire top perimeter of your cage. Each cage is suspended by cleated grommets, which are attached to durable 3" nylon webbing around the entire perimeter of the cage. Depending of the size of your cage, the netting will be suspended from 12 or more points producing less stress at each point of suspension. Other manufacturers attach one uncleated grommet at each of the four top corners of their golf cages. This places all of the weight of the cage on these four points. Uncleated grommets tend to pull away from the webbing.

Workmanship

Our craftsmen have been building commercial and home golf practice nets and golf cages for over 17 years. We take pride in building our golf practice cages of the highest quality materials at an affordable price. Find out why companies like Pro-Golf Discount, Nevada Bob's, Callaway Golf and Adams count on our cages for their long durability under stringent use conditions. See what our customers have to say.



Returns and Warranty Policy

Because our cages are hand made, from the finest materials, we rarely have to deal with warranty issues. Our policy is to promptly and enthusiastically repair or replace at our option any product that is defective in materials or workmanship. You return the product to us, and we will pay for the shipping back to you. Naturally, netting products do incur normal wear and tear, and normal wear and tear is not considered a defect.

If the product isn't defective, but you change your mind, we will still accept returns on stock items. For custom orders and dual cages, we can't accept returns, nor can we accept order cancellations after we have cut the netting. Stock items must be returned to us within 15 days and the product must be unused. We will reimburse you for the price you paid less a nominal 15% restocking charge. Naturally we don't reimburse your shipping charges.