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A coach running a small-sided session on a SoccerYards field
Audio: on-field play and family conversation. No narration.

Hardware close-ups

Ground sleeve, post joint, panel connection and top rail detail.

Larger yards, coaches, clubs and camps

SoccerYards Pro

The training arena

A 30 × 60 ft walled field for larger yards, coaches and serious players. Built for 3v3, 4v4 and small-group sessions.

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  • Free nationwide shipping
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • Setup in about 90 minutes
Field size
30 × 60 ft
Perimeter
180 ft
End walls
4 ft high
Side walls
2 ft high
Formats
1v1 → 4v4
Shipping
Free nationwide
Playing area
1,800 sq ft
Players
4–8+ players

In the box

What ships to you

  • Ground sleeves — no digging trenches, no concrete
  • Posts for every corner and span
  • Wall panel system: 4 ft high ends, 2 ft high sides
  • All required hardware
  • Panels can be cut to fit your yard shape

Best for

Who the Pro suits

  • Coaches running technical stations
  • Camps, academies and rec programs
  • Households with a big yard and a big roster

Formats: 1v1 · 2v2 · 3v3 · 4v4

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Real install, real yard

How it actually goes in

Photographs from an actual SoccerYards build, in order. Hand tools, two people, one afternoon.

  1. A man pulling a yellow tape measure across a lawn to set out the field, with a soccer goal in the background

    1 · Lay it out

    Tape measure across the grass to set the footprint and square the corners.

  2. A man swinging a sledgehammer to drive a black ground sleeve into the lawn, orange markers running away behind him

    2 · Set the posts

    Ground sleeves driven in with a hand sledge — no trenching, no concrete.

  3. A man threading black perimeter netting onto a post along the edge of a sunlit lawn, with two small red-and-black goals already set up inside the enclosure

    3 · Run the perimeter

    The wall/netting is threaded onto the posts, one side at a time.

  4. A man tensioning the perimeter net along a front lawn with two goals inside the enclosure and a house across the road

    4 · Tension and finish

    The last run is pulled tight and fixed down along the edge of the lawn.

  5. A boy running onto a ball inside a netted backyard field at golden hour while a girl waits by the goal

    5 · Play

    Goals at both ends, ball stays in the yard, game starts the same day.

The owner's own footage of the perimeter netting being rolled out, posted and tensioned along the lawn — played back at double speed. Tap to watch the perimeter go up.