These systems are ideal for golf courses, schools, or individuals who want an even stronger frame setup – and more flexible installation options. All components are larger, using tubing with an outside diameter of 1-5/8in (compared to 1-3/8in) and with the corner, fittings crafted from heavy-duty welded steel. The tubing sections are sectioned to 5ft, and fit together with spring pin connectors, making assembly easy. We use the same tubing and fittings for our commercial batting cages, so you know it will hold up great for your golf cage. Please note this is a frame-only system; net and mats are sold separately. Concrete Footing: We recommend Concrete Footing if your installation is a commercial fixture and/or does not need to be moved around. Permanent (in-ground) sleeves can be mounted just below the surface of the ground in cement footings. Once the concrete is cured, you'll assemble the rest of your frame, drop the vertical tubes into the ground sleeves and tighten the bolts (set screws.) This is the most stable option, but it can still be disassembled and stored away in the off-season. Above Ground (Freestanding) Installation: We recommend choosing the Free Standing variant if your installation needs to be moved or disassembled in the off-season. In lieu of the ground sleeves, we'll furnish additional tubing for the bottom perimeter, more like a typical cube frame. This is the better option if you occasionally need to lift and move the cage around, as it can be picked up rather then requiring any disassembly, as long as you have enough helpers. An excellent choice for use indoors or out, this cage can still be disassembled and stored away in the offseason. Concrete Free Ground Sleeves: We recommend Concrete Free Ground Sleeves if you want a more stable setup that does not need to be moved around but does not like the idea of pouring concrete. Semi-permanent ground sleeves are driven into the ground and then held in place by soil pressure without the need for concrete. After they are installed you can assemble the rest of your frame in a similar manner to the concrete option, just drop the vertical tubes into the ground sleeves and tighten the bolts (set screws.) This is a very stable option which can still be disassembled and stored away in the off season and eventually removed if it is no longer desired. Disclaimer: Weather related damage (wind, snow, etc.) to golf cage poles are not covered or considered a defect.
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