Comments on: Wilson Golf Collapsible Practice Net http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/ Special Offer Everyday Sat, 13 Mar 2010 14:20:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: EOS http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/comment-page-1/#comment-284 EOS Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:00:20 +0000 http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/#comment-284 First of all, as the others reviewers pointed out< the instruccions for assembly are horrible. Second, the net is of very low quality; it pierced in less than 3 month. It was very scary hearing that ball boucing off three diferent houses after a ball pierced a hole thru it. First of all, as the others reviewers pointed out< the instruccions for assembly are horrible. Second, the net is of very low quality; it pierced in less than 3 month. It was very scary hearing that ball boucing off three diferent houses after a ball pierced a hole thru it.

]]> By: William Boss http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/comment-page-1/#comment-283 William Boss Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:37:01 +0000 http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/#comment-283 it takes two people to set this up once you figure out how the first time, since it never came with instructions. i had to take two pieces of rubber hose to keep them from coming out at the top to hold the rear poles in place at the top. for the money its not bad. i keep hitting the ball over the top if i dont stand very close to it i say a club shafts lenth. save your money buy a better net from your pro shop. it takes two people to set this up once you figure out how the first time, since it never came with instructions. i had to take two pieces of rubber hose to keep them from coming out at the top to hold the rear poles in place at the top. for the money its not bad. i keep hitting the ball over the top if i dont stand very close to it i say a club shafts lenth. save your money buy a better net from your pro shop.

]]> By: R. Simms http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/comment-page-1/#comment-282 R. Simms Wed, 11 Nov 2009 05:48:03 +0000 http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/#comment-282 I received the product with no assembly instructions. Contacted Amazon and they quickly sent a second net with NO!!! assembly instructions (which I can tell was returned before because the net was stuffed in the bag). I called Wilson and they stated that the product is made by a company that they license to use their name. I called the company (Applesports) and did not get an answer. Tried to find them on the net and was unsuccessful. I will be returning both nets and purchase something different. Don't buy this product! I received the product with no assembly instructions. Contacted Amazon and they quickly sent a second net with NO!!! assembly instructions (which I can tell was returned before because the net was stuffed in the bag). I called Wilson and they stated that the product is made by a company that they license to use their name. I called the company (Applesports) and did not get an answer. Tried to find them on the net and was unsuccessful. I will be returning both nets and purchase something different. Don’t buy this product!

]]> By: K. Vogelmatsuno http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/comment-page-1/#comment-281 K. Vogelmatsuno Wed, 11 Nov 2009 04:30:51 +0000 http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/#comment-281 Here is an example of why reading reviews before you purchase is important. <br /> <br />Hope you have time and energy and maybe YOU get the "how to" instructions to put this thing together. If you are not adept at assembly, frequent IKEA stores, or (a must) have someone to help you to assemble this beast - forget it. If on the other hand you do have patience, buy it because it is a good deal and a helpful golf aid. (I sometimes think my game may be improving) If you get the thing assembled, the use of rubberbands helps to secure the poles to their most inadequate pins. We are currently making peg extensions in the hopes that the net stops jumping out of the ground with each ball hit or hefty breeze. And if your net arrives sans instructions, don't bother to call or contact the manufacturer as this appears to be a discontinued item and no one seems to give a rats a**. I have given the product 3 stars because I have licked the beast! HA take that! <br /> <br />K in San Jose, CA Here is an example of why reading reviews before you purchase is important.

Hope you have time and energy and maybe YOU get the “how to” instructions to put this thing together. If you are not adept at assembly, frequent IKEA stores, or (a must) have someone to help you to assemble this beast – forget it. If on the other hand you do have patience, buy it because it is a good deal and a helpful golf aid. (I sometimes think my game may be improving) If you get the thing assembled, the use of rubberbands helps to secure the poles to their most inadequate pins. We are currently making peg extensions in the hopes that the net stops jumping out of the ground with each ball hit or hefty breeze. And if your net arrives sans instructions, don’t bother to call or contact the manufacturer as this appears to be a discontinued item and no one seems to give a rats a**. I have given the product 3 stars because I have licked the beast! HA take that!

K in San Jose, CA

]]> By: Julia G. http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/comment-page-1/#comment-280 Julia G. Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:53:26 +0000 http://www.golftobasket.com/101/wilson-golf-collapsible-practice-net/#comment-280 Mine did not come with instruction so took for a while to figure out how to put together, still have some parts left that I don't know where to go... but however I did, it looks like what's in the picture and works very well for my purpose. I am a 2 handicapper (I guess I'm a pretty serious golfer), I use this net to check my swing with video (great camera I also bought on amazon... "Kodak Zx1" which takes 60 frames per second -normal cameras only take 30 fps-). It's just so convenient to have this in my backyard so I can review my swing on the big screen TV in the house and come back out to do more work and so on.... It will not work for someone who is concerned about how far and which direction the balls are going, you may want to go a driving range instead, but this is a great warm up tool for someone who haven't played for a while to get your body used to the motion. Design could have been a bit better, but I am happy what I got especially for the price. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Mine did not come with instruction so took for a while to figure out how to put together, still have some parts left that I don’t know where to go… but however I did, it looks like what’s in the picture and works very well for my purpose. I am a 2 handicapper (I guess I’m a pretty serious golfer), I use this net to check my swing with video (great camera I also bought on amazon… “Kodak Zx1″ which takes 60 frames per second -normal cameras only take 30 fps-). It’s just so convenient to have this in my backyard so I can review my swing on the big screen TV in the house and come back out to do more work and so on…. It will not work for someone who is concerned about how far and which direction the balls are going, you may want to go a driving range instead, but this is a great warm up tool for someone who haven’t played for a while to get your body used to the motion. Design could have been a bit better, but I am happy what I got especially for the price.

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