Golf Net Insert for Batting Cage Tunnel
Cimarron Sports
$279.00 - $299.00
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While a baseball/softball & golf batting cage is great for practicing your baseball/softball & golf swinging technique, this confined area can be an excellent way to practice for other athletes. Much like baseball or softball players that would otherwise have to track down baseballs across an open field, golf athletes can also benefit from the enclosed practice area provided by a batting cage. To help achieve this, many sports complexes and school athletic departments have invested in golf net inserts for their cages to create a dual practice area for athletes.
Whether you are an athlete in multiple sports or are responsible for the development of athletes participating in different sports, the cost of designated equipment can quickly add up. With the Cimarron Golf Net Insert, you are able to combine practice areas without taking up more space. Make the most of your existing batting cage with the Cimarron Golf Net Insert to develop your athletes as efficiently as possible without the added costs.
The Cimarron Golf Net Insert is the perfect way to turn your baseball/softball batting cage into a multi-use enclosed practice area for athletes looking to improve their golf drive or ability to make contact with the ball. This system easily is attached to your existing Cimarron baseball/softball & golf Batting Cage through the use of hooks and toggles to catch golf balls as they are hit. Much like the other range of Cimarron baseball/softball & golf Batting Cage equipment, the Cimarron Golf Net Insert is constructed of durable materials for extended use both indoors and outdoors.
Turn your baseball/softball & golf batting cage into a multi-use area with our Cimarron Golf Net Insert. Experience the ultimate in convenience as a space saver and a practice tool for multiple sports combined into one easy-to-set-up product. The Cimarron Golf Net Insert comes ready to attach to the inside of your batting cage with all the required hardware.
