Cimarron Sports Clubhouse 5'x10'x10' Golf Cage - CMW-5x10CHGNCF

The Clubhouse Archery Golf Net is perfect for hours upon hours of practice!

The Cimarron 5x10x10 Clubhouse Golf Net and baffle is 5' deep and enclosed on three sides and at the top entirely with High-Density Archery Netting.

The Cimarron 10x10 Baffle is constructed of heavy-duty archery netting and is hung separately inside your net. Not only is Archery netting much stronger than regular golf netting, but it's also considerably denser than golf netting making it able to hold up over the course of time much longer.

Archery Golf Net

• 5'D x 10'W x 10'H Heavy-Duty Density Archery Netting (usually used for Baffle Nets)

• Made for Commercial or Residential Use

• Will Last Longer than #252 Golf Netting

10' x 10' Baffle Net

• 10' x 10' Baffle is Constructed of Heavy-Duty Archery Netting that easily stops all balls

• Hangs inside your Golf Practice Hitting Net or Golf Net Insert (A Golf Practice Net Insert Hangs Inside a baseball batting cage net)

• Use for Commercial or Residential Golf Nets

• Will Lengthen the life of your golf net

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What Our Experts Think

• Compact and Durable: The Cimarron Sports Clubhouse Golf Cage offers a 5'x10'x10' space, perfect for residential or smaller practice areas, combining a compact footprint with high-quality construction.
• High-Performance Netting: Equipped with #24 twisted knotted polyethylene netting, this cage provides superior durability, capable of handling the repeated impact of golf balls while maintaining its integrity over time.
• Heavy-Duty Frame: The frame is constructed from galvanized steel, offering exceptional strength and stability, ensuring the cage remains secure during use in various weather conditions.
• Weather-Resistant: Both the netting and frame are designed to resist rust and weather damage, making this cage perfect for outdoor use year-round.
• Easy Setup: The Clubhouse Golf Cage is designed for easy assembly, with clear instructions that allow for a quick setup, so you can start practicing your game in no time

Q&A

Q: What are the dimensions of the Cimarron Sports Clubhouse Golf Cage?
A: The cage measures 5 feet high, 10 feet wide, and 10 feet long, offering a compact space for golf practice.

Q: What materials are used in the golf cage?
A: The cage features durable netting made from high-quality nylon, along with a sturdy frame designed for long-lasting use.

Q: Is the Clubhouse Golf Cage suitable for outdoor use?
A: Yes, the golf cage is designed for outdoor use, with weather-resistant materials that ensure durability in various conditions.

Q: What is the purpose of the golf cage?
A: The cage provides a safe, enclosed space for practicing golf swings and ball strikes, ideal for home use or small training areas.

Q: How do I maintain the golf cage?
A: Clean the netting with mild soap and water, and regularly inspect the frame for wear or damage to ensure it remains in good working condition

Maintenance Tips

• Regular Cleaning: Use a broom, leaf blower, or soft brush to remove dirt, leaves, and debris from the netting. For deeper cleaning, wash the net with mild soap and water, then rinse thoroughly and allow it to dry completely.
• Inspect the Netting: Check the net for signs of wear, such as fraying, holes, or tears. Repair any damage immediately to maintain the safety and functionality of the cage.
• Frame Maintenance: Periodically inspect the frame for rust, loose bolts, or signs of structural damage. Tighten any loose fasteners and treat rusted areas with a rust-resistant spray or paint to prolong the frame’s life.
• Protect From Weather: If the cage is stored outdoors, cover it during extreme weather conditions (heavy rain, snow, or intense sunlight) or disassemble it for off-season storage to avoid weather damage.
• Anchoring: Ensure the cage is securely anchored to prevent it from shifting or tipping in windy conditions. Check the stability of the frame and reinforcements regularly.
• Storage: When not in use for extended periods, store the cage components in a dry, cool place to prevent moisture buildup, rust, or mold growth.
• Check the Zipper/Access Points: If the cage has any zippers or entry points, check them for smooth operation. Lubricate the zippers to avoid any snags or wear.