I've had this SteadyDoggie 10' wide golf practice net for over a month now and have hit ~1000 shots into it. I've hit mostly 8-irons into it, plus a fair amount of long irons and hybrids, a few PW, and some drivers.Great practice net. I'd buy it again- very happy with this purchase. The product catches balls very confidently and gently drops them into the bottom collection area with little fuss. No bounce-back at all, not even with a driver. I like the large size- I've hit a few shanks, and the net has caught them. I suppose if you're set up too far from the net a shank could get past it, so hit your shots from reasonably close (I'm typically about 4'-5' from the front), and don't use it to practice full swing shots with gap or lob wedges that might get over it.It's well built, and the net is holding up fine thus far- no noticeable wear as yet. Nothing has disconnected or otherwise come loose. I've mis-hit a few shots thin/low enough that they impacted the front of the collection barrier instead of the net, and it hasn't torn or ripped, even at driver velocity. I'll be interested to see how everything holds up over the long term, but it seems as though it will last a number of seasons. IMO SteadyDoggie did a good job with this.I have no significant negatives to note- this has exceeded my expectations. Here are a few other notes folks might be interested in:It took 5-10 minutes to read the instructions/set it up the one and only time I've done it. Next time would probably be a lot faster. I haven't taken it down yet so can't speak to that.Some pictures show the net as being fairly tight across the top, others show it with a bit of sag. Mine has a bit of sag. Roughly 6.5' high in the center, 7.5' at the corners.The ball catch at the bottom does a good job of collecting hit balls. However long irons and beyond, with their higher velocity and lower trajectory, sometimes flex the net enough to pop a ball out of the collection area. When it happens, it usually lands a foot or three from the front of the net (makes for a handy ball return). I've had a good driver shot lob a ball 6 or 8 feet from the net. If you're looking for something to use outdoors on a hard surface on which a popped out ball could roll a ways (driveway) or get scuffed up on, this product might not be ideal.It can blow over in moderate wind if not secured...the provided U-pegs are handy.The chipping target is probably not intended for use with full shots, but I like having something to judge the line of my shot's impact, so I hang it behind the net. I'm probably shortening the life of the target by doing this, but I don't chip with this net so don't care too much about it. Anyway, a good hit on the target, even though the ball hits the net material first, makes a pretty loud (and satisfying, if I'm being honest) thwack, louder than the clubface does on the ball. I would think twice about using the target for full shots if I lived in a tight neighborhood.