#html-body [data-pb-style=GUXU5AB]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll}In Golf, improving your short game can quickly lower your score, and The IZZO Golf A-Frame Golf Chipping Net is the perfect Golf training aid to help. The chipping is designed with 5 different size holes to hone your chipping skills, ranging in size from 9.5 inches to 4 inches in diameter. The A-Frame Chipping Net is made of a durable nylon canvas and is supported by sturdy metal frame. This chipping net folds up flat for easy storage and measures 24’’ x 15’’ x .5’’ when flat and comes with a nylon carry bag. Move the chipping net farther away to help improve your distance and accuracy or set it up and play a game with friends or family. The net is perfect for practicing chipping in the backyard but can also be used indoors with foam practice balls. The IZZO Golf A-Frame Chipping Practice Net is the perfect golf training aid accessory to help improve your short game. Improve Chip Accuracy: Designed with 5 holes ranging from 9.5 inches to 4 inches in diameter to improve your chipping accuracy Durable Design: Made from a durable water-resistant nylon material and supported by a sturdy metal frame reducing any shake or wobble when hitting into the net Easy Setup & Storage: The net simply unfolds into the A-Frame structure measuring 24’’ x 22’’ x 14’’, and folds flat to measure 24’’ x 15’’ x .5’’ and comes with a travel case for easy storage and transport Practice Chipping & Play Games: Set it up and practice your chipping or get together with friends and family to have fun, the net is also fun for children new to the game Indoor or Outdoor: The sturdy design allows you to set the net up in the backyard and practice with real golf balls or bring it inside and practice indoors using soft foam practice balls The A-Frame net comes with metal stakes to secure the net when practicing outdoors
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