Wilson Collapsible Practice Net Instructions
Wilson makes a variety gear for sports such as golf and tennis. The company offers a collapsible practice net for golf and tennis. These nets are designed to go up fast and be portable. The golf net allows you to practice your swing and drive in limited space as the net captures the flying golf balls. The tennis net is practical for quick setup sessions for practice and working on a short game.
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Instructions
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Tennis Net
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Remove all pieces from the storage bag and set the rolled up net down next to the poles. Grip one end of the rolled net and unroll along the area where you will practice. Pull out the bottom of the net to locate the pole sleeves.
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Push the pole rods into the T-attachment. The T-attachment has two pole holes on the sides and one on the top. Slide one pole into each of the side holes. Use the wider diameter poles for the side holes. The result looks like an elongated, upside-down "T".
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Position the attached poles under the bottom of the net. Slide the long, narrow rods into each open hole on the inside edge of the leg poles. You should have an elongated "H" under the net. Place the upright poles into the holes on the top of the leg poles. Clip the top of the net to the quick-clip attachments at each upright pole.
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Twist the tensioner dials on the center pole to tighten the net for use.
Golf Net
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Remove the contents of the net from the storage bag. Spread the net open so it is on the ground. It should look like a mesh disc.
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Slide the two straight pole rods into the sleeves at the bottom of the net. This makes an open ended triangle. Assemble the net opening poles by placing the curved rod blanks into each other until a long semi-circle pole is made. Slide one end of the semi-circle pole into the pole sleeve and push all the way through, making a large opening at the dome of the net.
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Hang the golf ball gather-bag from the center of the inside roof of the net. Place the net where you wish to practice the swing and drive.
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References
- Photo Credit Tennis ball and the shadow of tennis net image by Elzbieta Sekowska from Fotolia.com
