From looking on the internet or through golf catalogs, you can tell this is a very competitive industry. Whenever one company makes something new, everyone else follows suit. Different companies come up with rather creative names for the same product. We are innovators in the industry. We have made nets and golf cages since 1963. Our products are top quality and have been leading the industry for over 40 years. In addition to carrying the industry’s top-of-the-line cages and turf, we try to have some of the best pricing and customer support possible. Here, we are honest and care about helping our customers.

Many companies use different sizes and codes to try to conceal from the customer the actual thickness of the net. A general rule is the higher the number the thicker the net. Be careful though, just because one company might call a net the Premier 2000 Series, does not mean it is a stronger net than a #45 twine, (our strongest poly net). A good rule of thumb is to call and ask for a sample. If they will not send a sample, I would be wary.

Nylon is the traditional material developed by DuPont over 70 years ago. Nylon is produced in a white color, and can be treated/dyed into any color. Nylon offers the highest initial break strength. It is initially much stronger material than polypropylene or polyethylene. Nylon has two drawbacks: Nylon absorbs water and breaks down in UV light. Although the UV coating helps protect against UV light and water absorption, it is only on the exterior of the net and not in the actual netting fibers themselves. Nylon is by far the strongest material when used indoors, or in a covered practice facility.

Break strength is very arbitrary, so we do not like to give break strength of our nets. We do not want to be liable, and it is a very subjective process. You must consider all the conditions at hand. For instance, our nylon nets when installed indoors will by far have the strongest break strength, but put that net in Florida with high humidity, high heat, and strong UV light, in the course of two years that net will be weaker than any of our HDPE nets.

Twisted netting has knots and consists of three strands twisted together. Knotless netting has no knots and is sewn together. What is stronger depends on how the netting is made, and there is still very much debate among manufacturers and baseball/softball enthusiasts. We believe, that when sewn correctly, knotless netting can be stronger. The twisted netting creates knots that stick out from the rest of the net and create initial points of abrasion. Where the knotless netting is flat and will wear evenly.

Square mesh nets hang straight up and down, just like the net itself. Diamond mesh hangs sideways and is bulled from side to side. Some companies say that diamond mesh is better and some say that square mesh is better for these two reasons: Diamond mesh is pulled from side to side making the netting stretch absorbing the ball over several meshes, instead of one single spot. Square mesh is easier to assemble/sew and allows the net to hang more “true”. All of our retail products are square mesh, though some of our custom netting uses diamond mesh.

Depending on the condition of the product, when it was ordered, etc the return policy is different. To see our return policy click here. Please contact our sales department before returning any product since returns will not be accepted without prior approval.(800) 933-6387 or sales@parbuster.com

The same principals that apply to golf cages apply to our turf. We have both nylon and poly turf with or without a foam backing. The nylon turf will be stronger indoors, but outside the UV light will break down the turf making it harden. The poly turf, although not initially as strong as they nylon turf, will hold up better in sunlight thus making it better for outdoor use. The turfs are available with or without padding depending on the subsurface you are putting the turf on. If you are covering a cement floor, we recommend the foam padding. If you are using the turf outside on compacted ground, you will not need the padding.

All of our golf cage assembly instructions are located on our instructions page. If you do not see instructions for an item you have or need help please contact sales@parbuster.com or (800) 933-6387.

To cancel your order before it has shipped please contact our customer service team by calling (800) 933-6387.