Golf Netting Installation

Tall barrier netting and steel support poles at a golf driving range

Golf Netting Installation

NETServices designs and installs golf netting systems for driving ranges, golf courses and properties exposed to errant balls throughout the United States. Our work includes new installations, netting replacement and repair, with the poles, cables, hardware and netting planned as a complete system. With over 24 years in business and 35 years of industry experience, we bring practical knowledge to site planning, material selection and installation using American-made materials.

Planning Your Golf Netting System

A golf barrier needs to fit the way the site is used. We consider hitting locations, ball trajectories, terrain and the roads, buildings or activity areas needing protection. Those conditions help determine net height, barrier position and pole placement. Supporting structures and foundations also need to account for the site and the loads on the system.

Installation planning includes equipment access and the course areas affected by the work. Whether you need driving range netting or a barrier along an existing fairway, discuss your operating schedule and access constraints with us early.

Learn more about our design and engineering support and netting materials.

Driving Range Netting Installation

Driving range hitting bays facing tall perimeter netting

Driving range netting helps contain golf balls near neighboring property, roadways and other activity areas. Site assessments and ball trajectory analysis help determine appropriate heights and configurations. Our installation services cover poles, support systems and netting selected for the facility’s use and exposure.

Protective Golf Barrier Netting Services

Tall golf barrier netting separating a practice area from an adjacent road

Golf barrier netting can help protect fairways, roads, parking lots and residential boundaries. We plan the layout around the area at risk, with attention to containment, visibility and the appearance of the finished system.

Enclosed Practice / Teaching Areas

Outdoor golf practice areas enclosed by side and overhead netting

Enclosed practice and teaching areas make space for golf training where a full driving range is not practical. NETServices installs indoor and outdoor netting enclosures, with the arrangement of hitting areas and access tailored to the facility.

Residential Golf Barrier Net System Installation

Golf barrier netting beside a residential patio overlooking a pond

For homes bordering golf courses, a barrier net can help reduce exposure to stray golf balls. We work with the property’s layout and surroundings to plan a suitable system, including the netting, supporting structure and attachment points.

Golf Netting Replacement & Maintenance Services

Crew using a boom lift to work on tall golf netting and support poles

NETServices replaces worn golf netting, repairs damaged sections and inspects supporting hardware. A damaged panel does not always mean the entire system needs replacement. The condition of the surrounding netting, cables, attachment points and poles helps determine the appropriate scope. Photos of the damage and the full installation are a useful starting point for discussing repair or replacement. Contact us about installation, replacement or repair.

Project Spotlight:
PING Golf Testing Facility

At the PING golf testing facility in Phoenix, Arizona, NETServices installed a 56-foot-tall golf barrier netting system to help keep balls on the property. Zoning and permitting requirements limited the system’s height to 56 feet. The project photographs show crews working from aerial lifts, attachment hardware and the completed range barrier.

PING golf bags and fitting-center displays behind barrier netting at the PING Golf Testing Facility

View the PING golf netting project.

Planning Your Golf Netting Installation: Common Questions

How high should golf netting be?

There is no single height that fits every driving range or golf course. Hitting locations, ball trajectories, changes in elevation and nearby property all affect the design. A height used successfully on another project is an example, not a specification for your site.

What affects the cost of a golf netting installation?

Barrier height and length, pole and foundation requirements, netting selection, equipment access and removal of an existing system all affect the scope. Site photos, a plan or aerial view, and a description of the areas needing protection help us understand the project before preparing a quote.

Can installation be coordinated around course operations?

Tell us about operating hours, events and access restrictions when planning the work. The areas affected and any required closures depend on the installation scope and equipment access. We discuss those requirements as part of project planning.

Can you replace netting on existing poles?

Existing supports may be suitable, but their condition and compatibility with the proposed netting need to be assessed. We review the existing system before recommending reuse, repair or replacement.

Discuss Your Golf Netting Project

Send us the project location, photos or a site plan, the area you want to protect and your preferred schedule. For replacement or repair, include photos of the existing netting and supports. Call 888-365-6387 or contact NETServices to discuss your installation.