SIG golf nets: identify the frame, containment and accessories

Match the complete net name

The SIG range in our catalog includes SIGPRO, rectangular, rounded and square net designs. A shared brand does not make their frames, net attachment points or assembly order interchangeable. Read the label and order line before choosing instructions or unpacking hardware into one pile.

Keep the stated dimensions with the product name. They describe the product configuration; they do not establish the complete room size or a universally safe hitting distance.

Lay out the parts before assembly

Compare the supplied frame sections, connectors, netting and fixing pieces with the model’s own parts list. Separate optional accessories from the core assembly. Photograph and resolve any missing or mismatched components before substituting hardware or putting the net under tension.

Build on a stable surface with enough space for the completed structure and the assembly movement. Follow the product’s specified support, attachment and anchoring arrangements. A generic photo of another SIG net is not a substitute for its assembly instructions.

Inspect the complete ball-containment area

Check the main impact area, sides, upper coverage and any accessible frame. Look for gaps where a ball could leave the protected area or reach a hard surface. Position the hitting area according to the model’s instructions while accounting for the intended golfer and club.

An open net, a framed enclosure and a projection screen serve different configurations. Do not assume that a net or blackout accessory is designed to hold a separate impact screen or a projector mount unless the manufacturer confirms that combination.

Fit accessories to the intended model

Side barriers, landing surfaces and room protection can change the surrounding arrangement. Confirm the exact product compatibility and attach them as directed. Keep floor transitions stable and do not use a landing surface as a hitting mat unless it is intended for club strikes.

Before each session

Check for damage in the impact zone, loose frame connections, displaced attachment points and changes to the surrounding space. Keep people out of the swing and ball paths. Stop using a net if a hole, torn attachment or unstable structure compromises containment.

For help, send the complete product name, a full view of the assembly and a close-up of the affected part. If the issue concerns containment, include the hitting position and surrounding floor and walls in the photo. This shows the arrangement that support needs to assess.