Build a PVC Golf Cage for Backyard or Indoor Practice
Golf season is here—and there’s no better way to improve your swing than by practicing year-round. Whether in your backyard, garage, or basement, you can build your own PVC Golf Cage with just a few materials, a bit of space, and some FORMUFIT PVC fittings.
This DIY PVC Golf Cage Plan is perfect for golfers who want to refine their game without expensive memberships or driving range trips. The entire setup is simple to assemble, durable, and easy to store or transport when not in use.
Durable Frame Construction
The frame features a cube-shaped design built from 1-1/2 in. Schedule 40 PVC pipe in both 5-foot and 10-foot segments (about 140 feet total). For indoor setups, standard plumbing-grade PVC will do. However, for outdoor use, we recommend using Furniture Grade PVC pipe to protect against UV exposure and weather damage.
To assemble the frame, you’ll need:
- 1-1/2 in. 3-Way PVC Elbows for the corners
- 1-1/2 in. 4-Way PVC Tees for center connections
- 1-1/2 in. PVC Tees for mid supports
- 1-1/2 in. 90 Degree PVC Elbows for the open front section
Adding the Netting
Once your frame is built, drape it with durable golf netting to contain your practice swings. Visit our Netting Solutions page for recommended netting options. We suggest attaching the net loosely—this helps absorb the golf ball’s impact and prevents bounce-back.
Pro Tip: Customize with Color
Want a custom look? Build your golf cage using FORMUFIT Green PVC pipe and fittings for a professional touch. If using 1-1/4 in. size instead of 1-1/2 in., reduce the height and width to 8 feet for optimal stability. Learn more on our Color PVC page.
Get the Free Plan
You can download the complete PVC Golf Cage Plan here, including the parts list and SketchUp file, to get started on your backyard or indoor golf setup today.
