Backyard Soccer Goals

Backyard soccer goals start with the space

Measure the area where you'll play before choosing a goal. The Bownet 3 by 5 foot Soccer Goal, about 0.91 by 1.52 meters, and Flick 5 by 3 foot Pro Aluminum Goal, about 1.52 by 0.91 meters, have different labeled dimensions. Check how the listing identifies height and width, then consider the room around the goal as well as the target itself.

Choose the game you want to set up

A single target for shooting practice and goals at opposite ends need different quantities. PUGG Mini One-V-One Pop-Up Goals are labeled as a pair. PUGG The Original models also have pair listings, while PUGG 6 Pack Pop-Up Goals are separate packages. Count goals rather than packages when planning your layout.

Compare weighted and aluminum options

The PUGG Little Beast and Ultra U90 have specifically labeled weighted versions. Kwik Goal Infinity Squared is another named weighted pop-up option. Flick's Pro Aluminum Goal offers a different format. Read each model's assembly and anchoring instructions before choosing for your yard. A weighted label alone doesn't settle which setup the goal needs.

Think about where the goal goes afterward

If the playing area needs to clear between sessions, compare portable soccer goal options with storage in mind. Check packed measurements and carrying arrangements on the exact model. PUGG 4 Footer and 6 Footer Carrying Bags have separate listings, so match a bag to your goal and confirm package contents before adding it.