A modular, easy-to-install structure adaptable to your range layout.
Custom Golf Netting You Operate Yourself.
No Lift, No Contractor
GDR Systems™ is the only ground-operated netting system that lets one person raise or lower a 40 ft net section in about 8 minutes, with an 18V drill. Engineered in Canada. Guaranteed 15 years, nets excluded.
No obligation. We’ll evaluate your site and provide a custom proposal.
The Problem
Every Spring and Fall, Your Nets Wait on Someone Else’s Schedule

Our Solution
Your Nets Go Up and Come Down From the Ground
Traditional systems use fixed poles that need a lift and work at height for every adjustment. GDR Systems uses an industrial-grade pulley system that operates entirely from ground level. The modular galvanized steel poles assemble up to 120 ft, with marine-grade stainless steel 316 pulleys and galvanized steel cables.
Here’s what you get:
Proof
Timed on a Working Range
Our system runs today on a full driving range, where one person lowers a 40 ft net section in about 8 minutes, timed on site.
Switching to this pulley system cut our maintenance time in half.
— General Manager, Rivermead Golf Course, Gatineau
One person. One drill. Eight minutes.
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Operate Your Nets Yourself.
Get a free quote for your range. Tell us your dimensions, your net height and your opening date, and we will send you a quote for your site.

FAQ – Common Questions
Is the system compatible with existing posts?
No, not at this time. The system is built for new installations. We are working on a module for existing steel frames. There is no plan to adapt it to existing wooden poles.
Does it require special tools for opening and closing?
No. One person, one 18V drill, from the ground. No lift and no heavy equipment.
How durable is the pulley system?
Each unit is made from high-grade materials tested for wind, UV exposure and corrosion resistance.
Can our own team take the nets down for winter?
Yes. Winter takedown is done by your own staff, with the same 18V drill. One person lowers a 40 ft net section in about 8 minutes, so closing the range is a task you schedule, not a contractor you book.