Can real golf balls be hit using a driver? Will the balls go thru net?
640424
The few I hit with a driver did not go through; they just made the net fall down.
640425
Yes, no problem. I position my hitting mat about 20 ft. away from the target flap with no problem. I'm hitting a Callaway X-hot with a club head speed of around 105 mph. Target absorbs a lot of the energy before ball hits net. Net has proven to be very durable and handles driver, hybrids, irons, and wedges without failing. I'm very satisfied.
640426
Yes, I use real balls, that's the point. Get an astroturf matt to hit off of, one that also holds a tee. You'll have to adjust so that you do not hit the frame on your follow thru. I live in downtown Charleston, SC and use this in my driveway!
640427
I've had the net about 6 months and have been hitting a 6 iron and a 3 wood into it on the average of 15 minutes 2 or 3 days a week. Absolutely no signs of wear. It's especially effective if you hit the hanging Calloway banner because that absorbs the shock and you don't even hit the net.
782166
you do not spray the ball. you spray the club(s) that you are going to use. What I did was; I sprayed my driver, then gently wiped it off & let it dry. Then I sprayed the club again without wiping the club and let it dry. Worked for me. The instructions are also on the package. very easy to use.
98776
The sklz practice balls are small enough to go through but they are light so very few of them will. If you use a heavier ball of the same size, the wholes in the net will prove to be too large.
459912
Is this actually a real question or a joke? The black net I have deposits nothing on my balls at all, and if you are getting black on your clubs from hitting the net, you're doing it wrong...
1297974
A .22 LR blank might send a golf ball 2 feet past the muzzle. Not much fun there. . . . Jim
2012178
You need to hit something firm. A practice ball works as well. Just swinging without hitting something won't register anything on the app. Hope this helps.
1804393
My swing is only around 90 mph, if I miss the Callaway target nothing exciting happens. I don't think it would be a good idea to depend soley on the net. The more expensive nets have bigger, better target material to stop the ball before it gets to the net material.
176978
I have not tried it w/ regular balls. I currently use practice nerf balls, however, the net is strong enough of regular ones as well.
1546437
It holds up really well. It actually has two nets. I have literally hit thousands of golf balls and do not have any holes in the first net.
1848304
I wouldn't see why not, as long as the grass isn't thick enough to push the net down around the ball.
1614009
Possibly, but there is a slight delay showing the hit. If your shot is quick, then you should be ok.
2130274
The felt is much cheaper than normal balls and wears out quickly. If you dont hit hard you should be OK.
1717541
Most definitely yes. I use normal golf balls as well as practice balls. It's a fabulous device. A little tricky to learn how to refold, but after a few times you get it.
1479175
No, of course not. Takes lots of practice time to somewhat control the ball, but it's not a precision mechanism, so don't expect getting a strike100% of the time.
1200146
Precise.They Are cheap clubs and I have had 2 heads come off on my irons.Drivers are ok still.
1014651
The balls in this are normal golf balls. If you play this indoors and are careful not to get too aggressive it should not harm floors or walls. But if you swing hard these balls could break a window.
359155
This is really pretty awesome and has provided hours of fun for my family. From what I can tell they are not real golf balls. The are a little larger than an golf ball and softer with a rubber texture. Which is a good thing, in my opinion, because when my nephew hurled one and hit his sister, it didn't hurt quite as bad. I hope this helps.