Abstract: A golf practice device for use in practicing chipping and pitching techniques. A net is attached to an adjustable ring which is supported by legs connected to the ring. The diameter of the ring can be made smaller thereby challenging the golfers to make a more precise practice shot. The support legs can be variably attached to the ring to create different inclines of the device face with the supporting surface. The ring as well as the support legs are manufactured from a lightweight, strong yet flexible plastic material. The assembly can be dismantled easily for storage or transport.