- Is this big enough to hit driver?
- Yes. At roughly 4 m wide, 3 m deep and 3 m tall, the cage leaves room for a full driver swing and for balls that fly off line. It is far roomier than a standard 3 m practice net.
- Does it come with a mat or launch monitor?
- No. The enclosure is the frame and net only. You supply your own hitting mat, launch monitor and screen if you want a simulator setup.
- Can it stay outside all year?
- It is a freestanding net cage, not a permanent building. Expect to anchor it against wind and to check the net and frame after storms, or take it down for the off season.
- How much space do I need around it?
- Plan for the full 4 x 3 m footprint plus clearance on all sides for the frame, anchors and walking around. A level, firm surface makes setup and use much easier.
- How long does assembly take?
- Budget a few hours and a second person. The frame goes together first, then the net is tensioned over it; doing it on a calm day helps.
- Is it better than a plain practice net?
- If you want to hit every club and keep balls contained, yes. A plain net is cheaper and quicker to put up, but it offers less height and depth and less protection for nearby property.
- Where is the SimSpace Enclosures 4 x 3 x 3m cheapest?
- At Rock Bottom Golf, for $2,299.99, as of our latest check.