Home golf practice guides
Plan your net, mat, putting area or simulator around the space you actually have.
Start with the place you want to practise, then check the requirements for the kit you’re considering.
Golf nets for the garden: choose the space before the kit →
Plan a garden golf net around its footprint, impact rating, clearances and the direction of a missed shot.
Golf nets, cages and enclosures: what changes? →
Compare the practical differences between a target net, a golf cage and a simulator enclosure before choosing a home setup.
How much space do you need for a golf net? →
Separate net footprint, impact clearance, hitting position and swing space when measuring a garden or room.
Choosing a golf hitting mat for home practice →
Compare stance space, replaceable hitting strips, floor stability and storage before buying a golf mat.
Indoor putting mats: measure the whole practice area →
Check mat length, standing space, ball returns and maker-stated speed when choosing an indoor putting mat.
Choose a launch monitor around the space you have →
Check tracking layout, software compatibility and measured data before adding a launch monitor to a home net.
Golf simulator room size and ceiling height →
Plan the screen, tracking distances and the actual golfer's swing separately when measuring a simulator room.
Garage golf simulator: plan around the door and daily use →
A practical checklist for garage door tracks, mats, storage, lighting and a simulator that shares its space.
Garden golf and neighbours: plan for misses, noise and structures →
Think through shot direction, shared garden use and local planning requirements before installing a garden golf area.
Storing golf nets and mats between sessions and over winter →
Make storage part of your kit choice, with a repeatable inspection, drying and packing routine.