SIGPRO Golf Net

SIGPRO Golf Net – A Practice Net That Grows Into a Simulator

The SIGPRO Golf Net from Shop Indoor Golf is built for golfers who want a dependable place to hit real golf balls at home, with a clear path to a full golf simulator later. It works as a standalone hitting net in the backyard, the garage or a spare room, and the same frame accepts an impact screen when you are ready to add a projector and a launch monitor. One purchase covers practice today and simulation tomorrow, so the net never becomes the piece you outgrow.

Out of the box you get the SIGPRO net, its frame, side barrier netting with sandbags and 4" ball bungees. The side barriers extend the protected area beyond the front of the net, which helps keep mishits contained when you practice indoors or when family members are nearby. The ball bungees hold the net in place on the frame so it keeps its shape session after session.

Size and Space Planning

Our assembly manual lists the SIGPRO net at 9' wide, 7'7" high and 10' deep with the side barriers set out, and the hitting opening is about 8'6" wide by 7' high. For the room, we recommend a space at least 10' wide, 8' high and 12' deep. Those numbers fit most garages and many basements, but your own swing decides the ceiling: taller players and steep swings may need more than 8' of height, so take a slow practice swing with your driver before you set up.

You can always place the net in a space larger than the recommended minimum, and outdoors the only limit is level ground. If you are planning a full simulator room around the net, our guide to how much space you need for a golf simulator walks through width, depth and ceiling height for each part of the setup.