More than just a fence.
With housing developments creeping closer to golf courses, protective barrier netting is more important than ever. Specialized ball containment takes a company that can do more than put up a fence.
Forenet has four decades of experience designing and installing golf netting systems for public and private driving ranges and golf courses across the United States. We help you design and install a system tailored to your facility, offering professional guidance on placement, height and materials. We install it quickly and with the right equipment to minimize damage to your field.
Depending on your course and preferences, driving range netting is installed on either wood or steel poles to help contain balls and protect property. We help determine the best placement based on geography, ball trajectory and surface layout.
Panels are custom-made to each job’s height, length and configuration, so they fit tight and minimize sagging or billowing. Netting and poles can even be designed to blend into the surrounding landscape.
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Built around how you use your facility.
Netting enclosures
Netting enclosures serve many purposes: golf practice areas, baseball practice, even drone flight training. We help you design and build a customized enclosure for outdoor or indoor use that you can easily set up, retract or store whenever you need.
Protective baseboards
Our baseboard system protects and reinforces the bottom of the netting panels with pressure-treated boards, helping resist damage from weed whackers, lawn mowers, ball pickers and animals. The boards are cleated together to form one continuous barrier along the base of the netting.
Two ways to open and close your netting.
We install two kinds of retractable systems, so your nets are better protected and last longer.
Retractable curtain system
Close the netting at the end of the season to protect it through winter. Panels slide like a curtain to the pole on either side, then are secured at the top, middle and bottom. Forenet can handle this at the start and end of every season.
- Forenet works around your schedule
- Nets are better protected and last longer
- Repairs can be made on site if needed
Winch & pulley system
Raise and lower the netting from the ground, no lifts or ladders required. Retract the nets any time: at the start or end of the season, or ahead of an approaching storm.
- Easier maintenance
- Helps protect nets ahead of storms
- Controlled by your facility
Forenet’s proprietary winch & pulley system
Here it is in the field: a winch mounted on the pole and a pulley at the top let your staff raise and lower the netting from the ground, with no lifts or ladders.
Ready to protect your course?
Call/text or email James and tell us about your facility. We will set up a time to walk the site and talk through the options. Estimates are free, with no minimum job size.