Ace Netting is based in Houston, United States, and offers golf course netting, driving range netting up to 200 feet high and golf entertainment venue netting. Areas served: All 48 contiguous US states.
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- Areas served
- All 48 contiguous US states
- Based in
- Houston
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If stray golf balls are reaching roads, neighbors or your practice ground, Ace Netting can design and install ball-stop netting for your course, driving range or golf entertainment venue, with one team handling the whole job. Ace Netting LLC is a netting contractor based in Houston, Texas, and according to its website it has installed custom golf netting since 1989 and worked for customers in all 48 contiguous United States.
Netting you can have built for your course or range
On a course, you can have netting placed along property lines and roads, and between areas such as the main course and the practice ground. For driving range equipment projects, the company lists nets up to 200 feet high, high-density netting meant to take constant ball strikes, an optional full 360-degree perimeter, and layouts that keep your players’ sightlines open. The netting is high-tenacity multifilament polyethylene, which the company describes as resistant to weather and UV, and it says its products are made in the USA. Ace also builds commercial, industrial and multi-sport netting.
What the company says you get on every job
- One point of contact, with no outside vendors or subcontractors
- Pre-construction services included with installation
- A two-year warranty on all materials and workmanship, with support after completion
Golf venues that have used Ace
The projects page names Topgolf sites in Scottsdale, Arizona and Houston, Texas, 4ORE! Golf in Lubbock, and Great Shots in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Club installations listed include Canoe Brook CC in Summit, New Jersey, El Paso Country Club, Alpine Country Club in Highland, Utah, Dunwoody CC in Atlanta, Hillwood Country Club in Nashville, Rivercrest CC in Fort Worth, Dallas Country Club and Palmetto Golf Course in Miami. Outside golf, it shows landfill debris netting such as Fairless Landfill in Pennsylvania and Columbia Ridge in Oregon, plus netting for baseball, softball and soccer.
How a project runs
Each design accounts for height, wind loading, soil, rainfall, local codes and existing structures on your site. Work runs in three stages. A consultation and onsite assessment set the timeline and budget, then Ace produces technical drawings of the barrier system and chooses the netting and materials. Its own technicians install the system, run final quality checks and make adjustments before closeout and handover.
Ace Netting appears in our netting and ball-stop fencing category, and if you are planning range fencing you can work through the driving range equipment checklist. Other golf suppliers listed here include Golf Range Netting, Huck Nets (UK) and Range Master Golf Services.
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Services
- Golf course netting
- Driving range netting up to 200 feet high
- Golf entertainment venue netting
- Consultation and onsite assessment
- Design and engineering with technical drawings
- Netting installation
- Multi-use sports netting
- Commercial and industrial netting (landfill, debris, barrier)
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Where to find Ace Netting
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11116 W Little York Rd, Building 5, Houston, Texas TX 77041, United States
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