The Net Return

The whole idea behind The Net Return is in the name. Its ball return rolls the ball back toward your feet after every shot, so you keep swinging instead of walking around picking up golf balls. That one feature changes how a practice session feels, and it is a big part of why the brand has been a fixture in home golf for over fifteen years, with tour players like Bryson DeChambeau using them. The frames go together without tools, they hold up to full driver swings, and they double for baseball, soccer, or lacrosse when someone else in the house wants a turn. This collection covers The Net Return gear we carry at Big Horn Golfer: nets from the compact Junior and Mini up to the Pro XL, complete packages that pair a net with turf and side barriers, hitting turf, and accessories like the No Fly Zone and an outdoor cover. Take a look below, or reach out and we'll help you match a size to your space.

Where the Name Comes From

Most practice nets leave you walking back and forth collecting balls between swings. The Net Return is built around fixing that. The net catches the shot and rolls the ball back toward your feet, so a session stays continuous and you get far more reps in the same amount of time. The company has been making these for over fifteen years, they are used by touring pros including Bryson DeChambeau, and the nets are backed by a three-year warranty.

Choosing a Net Size

The lineup scales with your space and your swing. The Junior is sized for young players, and the Mini fits tight spots where a full-size net will not go. The Home and Pro models cover most standard garages and basements, and they are where a lot of golfers land. From there, the Pro 8, Pro 9, and Pro 10 step up in width to give you more margin on off-center hits, and the Pro XL is the largest, suited to dedicated rooms and commercial spaces. The things to check before you order are your ceiling height and how much room you have behind and beside your stance, since a full driver swing needs more clearance than iron work.

Packages Take the Guesswork Out

If you would rather buy the whole setup at once, the packages bundle a net with hitting turf and side barriers so everything arrives matched and ready to go. We carry package versions of the Mini, Home, Pro, Pro 8, Pro 9, Pro 10, and Pro XL, so whichever size fits your room, there is a complete version of it. For most people building a first practice space, a package is the simpler path.

Hitting Turf and Mats

What you stand on matters as much as what you hit into. The Pro Turf is the standard hitting surface built to sit in front of the net, and the Platinum Turf is the larger, higher-end option for a more finished practice area. The smaller hitting mats are an easy add-on if you just need a solid surface to swing from.

No Fly Zone, Barriers, and Covers

The No Fly Zone V2 adds overhead containment for the shots that get away from you, and the No Fly Zone V2 side barriers extend that protection out to the sides. That is worth having if your net sits anywhere near a wall, a car, or a window. The Outdoor Cover protects your net when it lives outside, and the duffle bag makes it easy to break the net down and take it with you.

Practicing With a Launch Monitor

A Net Return also works well as the front end of a simple home simulator. Set a launch monitor at its recommended distance from the hitting area and you get real numbers on every swing, while the net handles containment and sends the ball back. It is a less involved way into indoor golf than a full enclosure and screen, and you can always expand from there.

Not Sure Which Size Fits Your Space?

Net size, ceiling height, and swing room all have to line up, and it is an easy thing to misjudge from a product photo. Our team has over 50 years of combined experience in the golf business, and we are glad to get on a one-on-one call to check your measurements and point you to the right net or package. Reach out any time, and we'll help you set up a space where you can just keep swinging.

FAQs

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Top questions about our The Net Return collection

How far back is recommended for hitting mat

4-6 feet