The Rukket SPDR MK2 is the brainchild of engineers at Rukket Sports ARMD division and legendary University of Georgia Coach, Chris Haack.
Designed with portability, durability, and dependability in mind; you’ll be able to practice for hours hitting thousands of balls to better your game.
The SPDR MK2 cage design offers the most coverage so you can practice every type of shot. With the SPDR MK2 driving range, you will never have to go to the driving range again.
Included with your SPDR MK2 driving range is a Rukket tri-turf golf mat.
The self-contained portable driving range (SPDR) is Rukket Sports top-of-the-line golf bay.
Measuring in at a huge 3m x 2.13m, the SPDR MK2 net features a unique folding frame that keeps the net on when it’s packed away.
No loose pieces have to be assembled after the initial setup.
The SPDR MK2 net includes a tri-turf folding mat and side barrier netting for added protection where ever you choose to use your net.
Each side net can be staked to the ground or weighed down using the pockets on each end.
Ball return makes sure that you are no longer stopping to pick up multiple balls or having to carry a bucket for backyard practice.
Practice with confidence using the most versatile and practical golf net available today.
The SPDR MK2 net frame is made with an outdoor-rated powder-coated finish.
The legs fold in with the push of a button and the side arms fold down using attached locking pins. Net fits into a 1.2m long, heavy-duty carrying bag.
Weight 16.1 kg
Dimensions 42 × 122 × 15 cm
1x SPDR MK2 Net
Side Barrier Protective Wings
1x Tri-Turf Portable Hitting Mat
The Rukket SPDR MK2 Portable Driving Range Net With Side Barriers is backed by a LIFETIME warranty. This warranty covers you against manufacturer defects.
If for some reason your item doesn't work as expected, simply contact us and we'll either repair your item under warranty or we may be able to offer a refund/exchange. Again, if for some reason your item doesn't work as expected, contact us right away and we'll sort out any issues ASAP