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With the weather here in Kentucky, it could be in the 50's and dry one day, then in the 20's and sleet the next.  Anyway, I really haven't invested in any true training aids except for the practice balls and such.

One aid I do have is a weighted training club (swing trainer).  I can use this inside due to the vaulted ceilings.

My question is concerning the nets that I've seen on ebay.  These nets are anchored in the ground and are for practicing chipping and driving with either real or practice balls.

Does anyone have any experience with these?  Would I just be better off getting a bucket and practicing chipping in the backyard?

I know that nothing compares to the range in terms of practice, but if it's the only thing available...


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I have a net and mat that I bought at Golf Galaxy.  I set it up in my garage and hit balls.  I think its great for winter practice.  Obviously you can't see the ball flight but you can certainly tell if you are making solid contact or not.  Its certainly better than not hitting at all


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