The only difference between each is the size. The SPG-8 is 8 feet x 8 feet (2.4m x 2.4m), perfect for a simulator set-up. The SPG-7, our most popular net, is 7 feet x 7 feet (2m x 2m) and the SPG-5 is 5 feet x 5 feet, ideal for smaller areas such as an apartment or balcony.

No, with Spornia's pop up technology you can set your net up and take it down in seconds. This is one of the main reasons people love the Spornia nets. They’re portable, you don’t need a dedicated area so you can use your net anywhere, anytime!

Watch this video to see how quick and easy it is to pop-up a Spornia net.

Yes, the nets can take any club including Driver. The nets are designed to take a beating, they will hold up to even the most rigorous of practice sessions. You will have the confidence to hit thousands of balls.

Pro Long Drivers such as World Long Driver and St Andrew's based James Tait (472 yards), Australasian Long Drive Champion Steffan Scutti (403yds) and World Long Drive competitor Matt Nicholls (434yds) use Spornia nets for practice.

We all have the occasional shanks but we stock side extension nets which increases the size of the hitting area and adds more safety to manage this.

The Spornia golf practice nets are quite large:

- SPG-7: 2.1m x 2.1m x 2.1m high (7ft) (+ Roof extends 150mm to the height if necessary but it's important to note that the roof extension is flexible, and can bend upwords or downwards) 10kg

- SPG-8: 2.4m x 2.4m x 2.4m. (8ft) (+ Roof extends 200mm to the height if necessary but it's important to note that the roof extension is flexible, and can bend upwords or downwards) 15kg

- SPG-5: 1.6mm x 1.69m x 1.9m high (+ Roof extends 100mm to the height if necessary but it's important to note that the roof extension is flexible, and can bend upwords or downwards) (5ft) 7kg

But we all have the occasional shanks so we stock side extension nets which increases the size of the hitting area and adds more safety to manage this.

If you're still struggling to hit a 7ft (height and width) net, we have many PGA Pro ambassadors that can help with your swing.

All Spornia UK products are returnable within 30 days from the date of purchase for an exchange or refund. Plus, Spornia offers a 1-year warranty on all of our products against manufacturer’s defects. For more information about our return policy, click here

Spornia nets have consistently rated one of the best golf nets in the world because they’re designed with top premium materials.

We understand that occasional wear and tear can happen with your golf net. If you experience any damage, such as a broken string or tear, we recommend a self-repair option. This is a quick and effective way to get your net back in action.

Self-Repair Options

Option 1: Golf Net Repair Kit

We offer a Golf Net Repair Kit, which includes:

• A small section of spare netting (approximately 400mm x 400mm)
• A yellow plastic net mending needle
• A length of black twine for stitching the net

This kit is perfect for repairing minor tears or damaged netting. To help you with the process, check out this helpful video from JustForNets: How to Repair a Net

Option 2: Stitching Repair Kit

For repairs involving canvas stitching or reattaching straps, a stitching repair kit may be needed. These kits typically include heavy-duty needles and durable thread, making them ideal for reinforcing or restoring your net.

We can arrange to send you the appropriate kit based on your specific repair needs.

How to Proceed

1. Identify the type of repair needed (netting or canvas/straps).
2. Contact our customer service team at hello@spornia.uk with details and photos of the damage.
3. Once we assess the issue, we’ll guide you on the best repair solution and provide the necessary tools.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our customer support team.