How do you set up the Golf Digest Practice Net

what country, if USA it is all there (lost your service manual)
here is ours.
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RTM.

Then what did your seller suggest you do?

just takes practice. also if one uses the correct hand layout, it can be very easy to train your brain to type faster. Check out http://www.freetypinggame.net/free-typing-lesson.asp

I have just acquired one of these for sale in by a charity that I do some voluntary work for; I can scan the 10 page instruction book and email the pictures to you. All I would want in exchange would be a rough idea of what the machine is worth. It looks to be all present and correct in its case but without the practice balls. I am not a golfer and know nothing about these things - are the practice balls different from normal golf balls and would they be expensive to replace?

Please email me on [email protected] if you still need the instructions and even if you have them could you still help me out with my two queries.

Many thanks,

Chris Helm

You have to hold "A". If you release before hit you swing at nithing.

the daily digest which you read may be a large file. yahoo splits the same file to different parts (to ensure effective compression). what happens can be that you are taken to begining of the previous part of the file.

just dont get tensed be happy,,,,,there is nothing wrong

Step 1

Attach two 8-foot PVC pipes to one of the 12-foot PVC pipes using two elbow fittings and PVC cement. The result will be a short U shape.

Step 2 Attach the remaining three 12-foot PVC pipes together using two elbow fittings and PVC cement. The result will be a tall U shape.

Step 3 Attach the two U-shaped assemblies together using two elbow fittings and PVC cement. The short U shape is the horizontal base; the tall U shape is the upright frame. The finished result will resemble a bookend

Step 4 Cut strips of poultry netting and stretch them across the frame, fastening them with nylon cable ties. You'll find poultry netting packaged in rolls that are 3 feet in width. Cut lengths of the netting to stretch horizontally across the frame, leaving them in the standard width. Start at the top and work down along the back of the tall frame, creating a netted pocket. Overlap the strips by about 8 inches.

Step 5 Position the net so that no houses, automobiles or high-traffic areas are behind it. Errant balls can be unpredictable and dangerous.

Step 6 Secure the net by placing one 50-lb bag of sand on top of each leg of the practice net's base.

Hi

You answered the question yourself there! You buy a set of lowering springs which suit your needs and fit them in place of the old springs.

I have known people actually remove the old springs and then cut them down to the required height before refitting them again, but I personally wouldn't recommend this practice unless you can get it perfect, because the springs not only have to be the same height, they also have to sit snuggly in their seats once they're refitted.

Very best regards

Geordie