
Driving Range Netting
Professional driving range netting in Economy, Pro, and Premium grades for golf practice facilities and commercial ranges.
Golf course netting protects people, property, and vehicles from errant golf balls. Whether you need driving range barrier netting, fairway containment along property boundaries, or perimeter netting around tee boxes, US Netting supplies commercial-grade netting systems built to professional specifications.
Driving ranges require the most extensive netting installations on any golf course. Side barriers, back stops, and overhead containment all need reliable netting that stops balls traveling at 150+ mph while withstanding constant outdoor exposure. We offer three tiers of driving range netting to match different budgets and performance requirements:
Each tier is available in custom dimensions to fit your range layout. View detailed specifications and pricing on our driving range netting page.
Golf courses adjacent to residential neighborhoods, roads, parking lots, or other public areas face liability concerns from wayward golf balls. Perimeter barrier netting installed along critical fairways and tee boxes prevents balls from leaving the course property and reduces liability exposure.
Custom netting systems can be designed for any fairway layout. Pole heights typically range from 40-120 feet depending on the trajectory of shots that need containment. We can spec netting for specific locations based on your course's shot dispersion patterns and the level of protection required.
A complete golf course netting installation includes several components beyond the netting itself:
The right netting grade depends on your application. For driving ranges with heavy daily use, Premium netting with its 10-14 year warranty is the most cost-effective long-term choice. For seasonal or lighter-use installations, Economy or Pro grades provide reliable performance at a lower initial cost.
All grades are UV-treated for outdoor durability and resist rot, mildew, and moisture degradation. The key differences are in material (polyethylene vs. knotted nylon), mesh pattern (square vs. diamond), and expected service life.
Every golf course netting installation is unique. Contact our team with your course layout, pole locations, and coverage requirements, and we'll provide a detailed quote with material specifications and pricing. We work with golf course architects, general contractors, and facility managers to deliver netting systems that meet both safety and aesthetic requirements.
For personal-use golf netting, browse our golf practice nets, outdoor golf netting, and golf cage netting. View all golf netting products.