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If you actually stand in the net then any club will hit the top of the net. The longer clubs mean you need to stand a bit further away to avoid catching it with the follow through. Although I have done that before everything is soft so no real risk if you do catch it. You can just start close and if you catch it move a little bit further away. For take down and put up, maybe when it gets a bit warmer. It’s a deep freeze here in the north west of the UK 😂

@@TRGolfVlogs thanks buddy. And I concur on the weather. Same here in Scotland!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

This is what I got: www.networldsports.co.uk/golf-impact-panel.html+impact_panel_type-Archery~-~10x10~White

@@capitanrdc99 roughly a yard away. I would suggest it is like the overhang at most driving ranges (in the uk anyway) if you don’t hit the roof of the driving range then you’re okay. Unless you are a beginner and sometimes struggle to make contact with the ball I think you would really struggle to hit it over the net. It is hard though because if you feel uncomfortable and nervous it is hard to swing properly so I appreciate it is not easy.

I got mine from net world sports here in the UK

Mine is the mat + standard base. I mainly went for the base because otherwise the mat moves a bit after you hit shots and so if you are using a launch monitor it moves out of alignment every 5-10 shots maybe. And no it doesn't fold. I just stand mine up against the all in the shed.

@@TRGolfVlogs that’s brilliant. Thanks a mill for the info. Keep up the good work !

I just saw you already reply 1 yard

Yes good correction, the net is 8ftx8ftx8ft, the baffle net is 3m x 3m

I usually have the ball around a yard away from the front opening of the net. I personally have never hit the net including with driver. So even if you felt at risk with your swing I think 1-2 paces would be plenty

That’s super interesting, were you using the rapsodo at the range or in a net?

I haven't taken it down for a couple of months, I assume the main reasons you would need to take it down would be 1) the weather weakening the net which is why I use the baffle net and I do take that down every time and 2) storms moving the net around and possibly damaging it. I am able to tie it down quite well and it is reasonably sheltered but to be honest because it is a net I don't find that it really gets blown around much and it gets pretty stormy here! I wouldn't leave the baffle net out though because this does blow around a lot.

Yeah I think it is a great test to do. From my testing it did not do a great job at compensating for the fact it was a light range ball that didn’t go so far. In a net it is great though so I’m sure with a premium ball it will work well

Yeah I think it would be ideal! Unfortunately for me they don’t supply to the UK and the shipping cost is a bit crazy, especially every time you need to replace the impact bit. I normally just use foot spray on the face to keep track of strike but divot board would be better I’m sure

Sure I got mine here: www.networldsports.co.uk/golf-impact-panel-archery-10ft-x-10ft-white.html

Ideal video, been thinking of getting this net.

I am in the UK and we don’t have much elevation at all, I think I’m at like 300ft. Nothing like you see in the US or other countries. Definitely would be interested to test how the Rapsodo makes adjustments for elevation though

Yes 100% agree and sadly most people don’t realise that! Also it is super hard to find any ranges in the UK with a grass section to use which also makes a big difference

Its like £12 per 100 balls at top tracer/trackman range these days using 2 piece golf balls. Adding the cost of 3/4/5 piece golf balls in the mix your killing the business model, No one but people with silly disposable income is going to be paying £15-20 per 100 balls on a regular basis.

@@lpcwork for sure, probably only the crazy expensive country clubs in the US could afford that. It's not viable for 99% of places. I was more just flagging that some people don't realise the balls they are using at the range are so different to what they use at the course and that it will give some crazy numbers

😂fair. It does the trick though and I’ve paid pro shops to do it before and they’ve come back not straight

Definitely worked, when I was living/playing golf in Asia 25 years ago I used to use petrol for solvent and put the grips on by putting the head on the ground against a wall a give it a push. Just get a small bench and a vice. I use the jumbo max str8 tech ultralight xs now, love them, tool most of the pain away from my wrist and elbow

That’s awesome, I think not enough people realise how the grips can help with pains they have

That’s awesome, really appreciate it thank you

Thanks, I really appreciate it!

Thanks, will do!