The Net Return Pro Series V2 vs SIGPRO Golf Net

The Quick Verdict

Get the SIGPRO Golf Net. At $399.99 list versus $795 list, it's $395.01 cheaper, it includes side barrier netting and sandbags that The Net Return Pro Series V2 doesn't bundle, and it works in a shallower room — 12 ft deep instead of 14. The Net Return Pro Series V2 is worth the premium if you want a ball-speed rating, a no-tools 5-minute setup, or the longer warranty. But for most buyers building a basic hitting bay, the SIGPRO is the easier case to make.

What They Have in Common

Both are freestanding golf nets built for indoor or outdoor use, and both makers actually publish the room you need, so you can measure before you order. Both require 10 ft of width. Neither includes a folded storage size in the published specs.

Where They Differ

Room and Footprint

The Net Return says you need 10 ft wide, an 8 ft 6 in ceiling, and 14 ft deep. The Indoor Golf Shop says the SIGPRO needs 10 ft wide, an 8 ft ceiling, and 12 ft deep. That's a 6-inch ceiling gap and 2 ft less depth — meaningful if your garage runs tight. Measure your space against those published numbers before anything else.

The frames themselves are different sizes: The Net Return Pro Series V2 is 8 ft × 7 ft 6 in × 3 ft 6 in; the SIGPRO is 9 ft × 7 ft 7 in × 10 ft. The SIGPRO is wider, taller, and deeper. The deeper frame doesn't mean a deeper room, though: The Indoor Golf Shop still asks for 2 ft less depth than The Net Return does.

One flag worth noting: The Indoor Golf Shop gives two different sizes for the SIGPRO — 9 ft × 7 ft 7 in × 10 ft for the net and 8.5 ft × 7 ft × 9 ft for the frame. Which set of numbers reflects the installed footprint isn't resolved on the page. Either way, the figure to plan the room around is the published 10 ft wide, 8 ft ceiling, 12 ft deep.

What's in the Box

The SIGPRO ships with side barrier netting, sandbags, and ball bungees included. The Net Return Pro Series V2 comes with the net and the frame — side barriers are a separate purchase. That's a real difference at checkout, not just on spec sheets.

The SIGPRO also has an upgrade path: a Top Bar Attachment plus impact screen ($249.99 extra) converts it into a simulator screen. That's not included in the $399.99 base price, but the option exists. The Net Return Pro Series V2 doesn't advertise that conversion.

Ball Speed, Warranty, and Setup

The Net Return publishes a 225 mph ball speed rating for the netting. The Indoor Golf Shop doesn't publish one for the SIGPRO. That's a gap in available information, not necessarily a gap in performance — but if the rating matters to you, only one of these gives you a number to point to.

The Net Return Pro Series V2 carries a 3-year warranty, or 250,000 shots, whichever comes first. The SIGPRO has a 1-year warranty. Worth factoring in if you're planning heavy daily use.

Setup time: The Net Return publishes 5 minutes with no tools. The Indoor Golf Shop doesn't publish a setup time for the SIGPRO.

The Net Return's own page lists the net at 28 lbs while its shipping data says 32. The Indoor Golf Shop doesn't publish a weight for the SIGPRO. There's no weight comparison to make here.

Who Should Buy Which

Get the SIGPRO Golf Net if:

• Your room clears the SIGPRO's published 12 ft of depth but not the 14 ft the Pro Series V2 needs
• Your ceiling is right at 8 ft — the SIGPRO's published minimum is 6 inches lower
• You want side barriers included without a separate order
• The $395.01 list-price gap matters and a 1-year warranty is enough

Get The Net Return Pro Series V2 if:

• You want a published ball-speed rating on the netting
• A 3-year / 250,000-shot warranty is a factor in your decision
• You need a confirmed 5-minute no-tools setup
• You have the 14 ft of depth its published requirement asks for

The Bottom Line

The SIGPRO Golf Net wins on price, room flexibility, and what's in the box. The Net Return Pro Series V2 wins on published specs — the ball-speed rating, the warranty length, and the documented setup time. My read is that most people building a first hitting bay will find the SIGPRO covers the basics at a lower entry point, while the Pro Series V2 is the better fit once you start caring about those documented details. Both makers publish their room requirements, which is what lets you check either one against a tape measure.

Get the SIGPRO Golf Net.