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Side Netting

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Side Netting
Buy at PlayBetter · $140, Side NettingFrom $120 elsewhere

Side ball-containment netting for narrow rooms or safety-critical setups. Catches the inevitable mishits.

Price history

What it’s cost, tracked daily.

$140$120
Jun 7Nov 12

Lowest we’ve tracked: $120. Highest: $140. Best price now: $120, from a daily probe of every retailer we cover since June 7, 2026. See the full market price index for how the whole category is moving, or set a price-watch above to hear about the next drop on the Side Netting.

Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

  • Space-Constrained

    Mandatory in narrow rooms (under 12 ft wide) to catch mishit balls. Often non-negotiable for safe operation.

  • Family Setup

    Critical safety element when non-golfers or children are in the household. Catches the unexpected.

  • Recreational Player

    Catches the inevitable mishits. Worth the modest cost for peace of mind.

  • Performance Seeker

    Catches the rare shank that camera-based monitors don't expect, protects walls and projectors during high-rep practice sessions.

  • Showroom

    Universal companion to any premium enclosure. SkyGuardPLUS top + sides finish the room and protect every adjacent surface.

Not for

No specific match.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

MaterialHeavy-duty mesh
CoverageSide barriers, top netting, or combined
Form factorUniversal pole brackets, frame-specific, or hard-wall bolt-on
Required forRooms under ~12 ft wide; recommended in any room

Builds that include this product

Where this fits in a full simulator.

  • Recreational PlayerCost-Effective Buyer
    The Garage Build — $6,000 Recreational

    An honest entry-tier indoor build for casual rounds and occasional practice. Range play needs no subscription; course play is SkyTrak's Core membership, which the total leaves out.

    Total
    $5,573
    Room (min)
    18′ × 11′ × 10′
    View build →
  • Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational Player
    The Garage Build — $6,000 Cost-Effective

    The smartest dollar-per-feature build right now. SkyTrak's ST MAX anchors a real sim for about $5,800, with free range practice and course play from $299.99/yr.

    Total
    $5,823
    Room (min)
    18′ × 11′ × 10′
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  • Space-ConstrainedCost-Effective Buyer
    The 11 ft Wide Garage Build

    For a one-car garage 11 ft wide and 18 ft deep under a 9.5 ft ceiling. Eleven feet is SkyTrak's minimum width for the ST MAX. Net Return Pro V2, side netting on both sides, right-handed play.

    Total
    $5,937
    Room (min)
    18′ × 11′ × 10′
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  • Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational Player
    The Basement Build — $7,000 Cost-Effective

    Value-tier setup with GSPro and a real sim PC. Square Golf Omni's four-camera photometric system anchors a basement build just over the $7K label, with a 4K laser projector that doubles for movie night.

    Total
    $7,394
    Room (min)
    18′ × 10′ × 10′
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  • Family SetupRecreational Player
    The Family Basement — $8,500

    Built for households where kids, spouses, and right-and-left-handed players share the room: a 13 ft basement where both hands play from one tee. SkyTrak ST MAX, which moves to the other side of the ball when the hand changes, with SkyTrak's own course play at $299.99 a year.

    Total
    $8,653
    Room (min)
    18′ × 13′ × 10′
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  • Recreational PlayerFamily Setup
    The Dedicated Room — $10,000 Recreational

    A polished room for casual rounds with friends, sized to feel like a real bay rather than a converted basement. Subscription only for course visuals.

    Total
    $10,042
    Room (min)
    18′ × 12′ × 10′
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  • Family SetupRecreational Player
    The Dedicated Family Room — $12,000

    Garmin R50's standalone touchscreen lets anyone walk up and play. SIG12 width gives both-handed users room to swing; PC handles serious play when adults want it.

    Total
    $12,408
    Room (min)
    20′ × 14′ × 10′
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  • Performance SeekerCost-Effective Buyer
    The Dedicated Room — $12,500 No-Subscription

    A dedicated room with full club data, 4K projection and no recurring bill of any kind. The only build here whose five-year cost equals its sticker.

    Total
    $12,658
    Room (min)
    20′ × 15′ × 10′
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  • Family SetupShowroom
    The Family Showroom — $24,000

    Premium room built for serious household use. Uneekor EYE XO2 ceiling-mount for ambidextrous play, SIG12 width, laser projector that doubles as the family movie room.

    Total
    $23,918
    Room (min)
    20′ × 15′ × 10′
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  • ShowroomPerformance Seeker
    The GCQuad Showroom — $39,000

    Money-no-object showroom anchored by the Foresight GCQuad — the industry's accuracy benchmark. Uneekor overhead secondary, commercial enclosure, every premium accessory.

    Total
    $39,192
    Room (min)
    20′ × 16′ × 11′
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