How does the target give feedback?

It is angled at roughly 45 degrees toward the tee line, so a ball that reaches it produces a visible hit and an audible sound. That lets a golfer judge line and distance without walking out.

Which size should I pick?

The 47" x 32" target suits tighter range layouts and home setups. The 96" x 48" target is for larger facilities that want a target visible across the whole tee line.

Yes, the targets are built to fold, which is the point of the design for ranges that set up and take down gear. Check the folded footprint against your storage space.

Can I use it in a backyard net?

It works as an aim point behind or inside a practice net if you have the room for its size. The compact model fits most home setups better than the oversized one.

The listing does not state materials or weather ratings, so treat it as seasonal gear and bring it in during storms or off-season unless the maker confirms otherwise.