Multiloop golf net assembly

The present invention generally relates to a multi-loop golf net assembly. In particular, the present invention relates to a net assembly formed from first and second closed, elongated collapsible loops coupled to each other to form a vertical periphery and horizontal periphery to which is attached a netting panel to form a substantially vertical netting surface for engaging the ball when practicing golf driving strokes and a substantially horizontal netting surface for engaging the ball when practicing golf pitching strokes. A practice golf net assembly includes a pair of collapsible closed, elongated loops interconnected one to the other with a netting panel for receiving and retaining a golf ball or the like on any relatively flat ground surface. A first of the collapsible loops forms a first substantially horizontal periphery and a second of the collapsible loops is attached to opposite sides of the horizontal periphery of the first loop. An arc of the second loop defines a vertical portion disposed perpendicularly to the horizontal periphery of the first collapsible loop, while the remaining arc of the second loop generally defines an horizontal portion proximate a horizontal portion of the first loop. The netting panel is attached to the vertical portion of the second loop and to one of the horizontal portions of the first or second loop to form a substantially vertical netting surface for engaging the ball.