Let's see some pictures of your basement/garage/indoor 'range' setup...

[dpgator33]

I just recently bought a 2x4 piece of pressure treated plywood from my local DIY outfit, along with 4 linear ft of astroturf.  I had some unused 3/4" thick foam type material left over from a garage gym that happened ot be 2ftx4ft, so it fit the wood eprfectly without any cutting.  A few 3/4" wood screws and some easy cuts of the astroturf and I had a sturdy wrapped golf mat for about $35.

Haven't purchased a net yet, but I'm working on it.  Unfortunately I don't have a basement here in Florida or enough space in the garage to do in indoors.  It'll have to be portable, or really sturdy and weather resistant.

I do have a pretty sturdy metal frame that is part of an outdoor movie screen that I use a few times a year (mostly football season) that I could use with some raw netting, but I think I'll just suck it up and get a decent frame/netting, Izzo or Callaway or something like that.

[BackyardGolfer]

I used to sell the izzo nets and stopped because they just didn't hold up. I stopped selling pop-up nets until I found this one. Spring steele vs fiberglass, Easy up&down;, seperatte impact net http://www.realfeelgolfmats.com/golf-accessories/rukket/ sorry I couln't figure out how to post a picture? I'll have to ask my kids ;-) jay

[cipher]

Dont have a net set up yet but built a putting green on the cheap.  Rolls pretty nice too.

[AmazingWhacker]

I have a Real Feel golf mat and a Net Return net.  Love them both - if you really want to see them you can check my swing video in Member Swings . . but I just have them set up in the garage - nothing fancy.

I can't say enough good things about The Reel Feel mat and Net Return - both are extremely high quality products.  I've had both for about 3 years - there are times when I hit several hundred shots a day out in my garage and both the mat and net look brand new.  Not a single sign of wear on either.