DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure Kit with Impact Screen

Our enclosures feature our full line of popular, proven golf impact screens and an easy do-it-yourself design so you can save thousands by building your own fully loaded golf simulators for home AND commercial use! Created to help users with one of the trickiest parts of building a golf simulator: building the enclosure itself.

Whether you're building a golf simulator for your home or installing one in a commercial facility, to create the most authentic experience possible you'll want to have a place where the user can swing freely and hit real golf balls into the golf screen.

Carl's Golf Simulator Enclosure Kit with Impact Screen serves two purposes. It surrounds your simulator with a tough surface to shade the screen for your brightest image and catches any shots that miss or bounce off the screen. To prepare for your best game, select the right frame dimensions for your space, the best material for your specific budget and playing needs, and the compatible aspect ratio/screen size to make your images as true to life as possible.

Enclosures are available in two standard depths to match your style of play. Our low-profile 5' deep sizes are an excellent choice for golfers with limited space but predictable accuracy, while our full-depth 10' deep sizes will protect your surroundings from even the worst mis-hits while shading the screen surface for a bright projection.

Our golf simulator impact screen material comes in three versions: Standard, Preferred, or Premium.

Before you order, please be sure to consult the specifications tab for actual frame dimensions to be sure your enclosure will fit the space you have available. The frame will be larger than the listing size. We recommend getting the largest golf simulator enclosure that will fit in the space you have available. This will provide you with the most comfortable space to swing your clubs, as well as, the most safety.

We highly recommend building a screen to match your projector's aspect ratio. However, golf screens are often chosen to fit a space first and fit a projected image second. Choose whichever is more important to you. See this article for more information.

• Your choice of golf impact screen
• Black nylon enclosure
• Steel corner fittings for frame construction
• All required 6-inch ball bungees
• Weight bag for bottom of screen
• Detailed assembly instructions

1-inch EMT (Electrical Metal Tubing/Conduit) is required to complete these frames. EMT steel pipe can be found at any local hardware store such as Home Depot or Lowe's. Your kit will include all details on what lengths and quantities of EMT are required.

Note that the life of a screen varies based on use. All Carl's impact screen users should note that these materials are "wearable" products. The style, ability, and frequency of the user will all contribute to the service life of a screen. However, all of our materials have been tested to withstand thousands of strikes at up to 250 miles per hour.

Your golf simulator impact screen enclosure assembles in just a few easy steps. First, assemble the frame using fittings provided in your kit (along with a few pieces of EMT that you purchase separately at a local store. We'll give you a list of all the sizes you need, and your local electrical supplier might even cut it to length for you.)

Next, secure the enclosure cover to the frame using hook-and-loop fasteners and ball bungees – no tools required! Use the same ball bungees to attach the golf screen to the frame and then simply use flaps to close the gap between the impact screen and enclosure to give you a finished, professional look.

Golf simulator screen enclosure kits are made to order and may require up to 5 business days for manufacturing plus the delivery time you select in the cart.