Driving range sometimes install solar arrays above the tees. &nbsp;Solar panels provide shade and electricity, but they are in harm's way.<img src="/uploads/Driving_Range_Solar_Array_c9340a7e87.JPG" alt="Driving Range Solar Array.JPG">Practicing golfers often cause 'wild deflections' of &nbsp;golf balls, causing damage to overhead solar modules. &nbsp;The deflected golf balls can penetrate solar panels above the tee-off stations--from the bottom..<img src="/uploads/Bottom_Side_Damage_1a_c54dd86e0d.JPG" alt="Bottom Side Damage 1a.JPG">Adding solar nets to protect from "wild golf balls" is one of the best solutions.SolarNets were installed to protect the underside of solar panels can effectively protect against wild deflections.<img src="/uploads/Driving_Range_Solar_Net_1a_506d1fd67f.jpeg" alt="Driving Range Solar Net 1a.jpeg"><img src="/uploads/Close_up_Underside_Nets_1a_4825aafc16.jpg" alt="Close-up Underside Nets 1a.jpg">SolarNets are suspended 24" below the solar modules surface. &nbsp;Support brackets are also produced by www.solarnets.com.

Driving ranges with solar structures need protective nets

Protecting Solar Arrays Above Driving Range