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Testers Wanted (4) During these days that COVID-19 has restricted many things, one area that has thrived admist the shutdown and restricted activities this spring, were golf practice items. Yes, we're talking about practice, and so is Spornia. It's SPG-7 net has been in high demand since the spring. Oh and did we mention it finished 2nd earlier this year in the MGS Best Golf Practice Net's Buyer's Guide? So pandemic aside, heading into winter where one of these would set up nicely and very quickly in a garage or backyard is the perfect time. Spornia is going to let four of our readers test, review and keep a SPG-7 and report back to the community your thoughts How to Apply US Residents Only In a post below please provide the following information: First Name/City State Have You Ever Used a Hitting Net Do you use any sort of LM with one We'll be choosing the testers late next week, so check back to see if you have been selected. Please do not quote this post in your reply.

The grounds are not photogenic, but this serves its purpose. It's fall here in Connecticut, so not a lot of grass. Still gotta practice! TrueStrike golf mat, a good net mounted on a tree and 10' 4"x4" post, a home made driving range club stand, and a custom made cedar golf shed for my chipping mat, chipping target net, etc. I have a heavy duty tarp to keep the mat in good condition (10yrs old!). Whadda ya think?

Since investing in a practice net for the garage my score has dropped anywhere from 10-15 strokes! The only thing I wish I had access to is feed back on my ball flight! Without breaking the bank, what are some other options as far as simulators are concerned?

Building my own practice net in the backyard has got to be one of the best decisions I made before the COVID lockdown