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Enclosures and screens

The enclosure holds the impact screen and catches mishits. It sets how the bay looks and how safe it is.

Screen tiers

TierScreenEnclosure
EntryBasic polyester screenPipe-frame kit with netting
MidMulti-layer quiet screenSteel-frame kit with side padding
PremiumHigh-gain, low-bounce screenFramed walls with padded panels

Enclosure kits

Sizing

Match the screen's shape to your projector: 4:3 and 16:9 are common, and many golf projectors can shrink the image to fit narrower screens. Kits come in widths from about 8 to 16 ft; measure the room first on the room size page.

Safety

Pad side walls and the ceiling near the screen, and test full swings with every club before calling it done. Mishits and bounce-back are the main ways a bay damages drywall or lights.

Questions

How much does a golf simulator enclosure cost?

DIY kits run about $1,000 to $1,600, pro and curved kits $3,400 to $4,900 or more, and a retractable enclosure $3,000 to $6,100. Custom framing and padding in a finished room runs $2,500 to $6,000 or more.