Carl’s Place DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure Kit + Impact Screen

What's Included

Your Choice of Impact Screen

Our golf simulator impact screen material comes in four versions: Standard, Preferred, Premium, and now High-Contrast Gray Premium. Each is engineered to create a bottomless edge that creates a picture-perfect floor-to-turf image with minimal bounce back.

Black Nylon Enclosure

The enclosure surrounds your simulator with a tough surface to shade the screen for your brightest image. It also creates a hitting bay golf environment that catches any shots that miss or bounce off the screen. Because you don't want to put a bunch of golf ball-sized holes in your wall.

Steel Fittings

The DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure Kit includes the corner fittings you need to connect your pipes. Pipes sold separately.

Zip Ties

We include all the fasteners you need to secure your enclosure and screen. You'll get zip ties to secure your screen to the frame. We even give you extra so you find the perfect balance of tension for your specific swing style. Depending on how close you're hitting to the screen, ball speed, clubs used, and spin rates, you can adjust them all to find your sweet spot between tension and slack.

Installation

What pipes do I need to construct the enclosure kit frame?

Our DIY Golf Simulator Enclosures require 1-inch EMT (Electrical Metal Tubing/Conduit). We recommend you add a Pipe Framing Kit to your order so you get pre-cut, perfectly sized pipes for your enclosure frame. However, you can source EMT pipes on your own. Your kit will include all details on what lengths and quantities of pipes are required.

How long does it take to assemble the enclosure?

DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure Kits assemble in about an hour, depending on the size. Of course, it goes a bit faster if you have a helper. Here's our assembly video and manual for reference.

What are EMT pipes?

EMT stands for Electrical Metal Tubing, also known as, Electrical Metal Conduit. We often just refer to them as pipes on our website. You need EMT (pipes) to build the frame for your enclosure/screen. Do not mistake PVC pipes for EMT. PVC will not work with our fittings. You have 2 options on how to get the necessary pipes:

Add a Pipe Framing Kit. (You'll see these as accessories on our DIY and Pro Golf Enclosure Kits.
Source EMT pipes at your local building supply store.
- DIY Enclosures require 1″ EMT.
- Pro and Curved Enclosures require 2" EMT which can be more difficult to find. Make sure you have a source for your EMT when selecting whether you want to add on our Pipe Framing Kit options.

Where and how should I mount my projector?

The projector specifications determine the maximum image size and how far from the screen it will need to be mounted. Check out our screen size calculator to find the best mounting location.

As for how to mount your projector, here are the places to put a golf simulator projector.

Mount a projector above your tee or mat.
- Flush-mount to your ceiling in spaces with lower ceilings
- Drop-mount from your ceiling in spaces with higher ceilings
- Frame-mount from your Carl's Place Pro Enclosure
Place a short-throw projector on the floor inside the golf simulator. Of course, if you floor-mount your projector you must build or buy a protective cover to keep it safe from golf balls and clubs.

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Carl’s Place DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure Kit + Impact Screen (Multiple Sizes & Screen Options)