Built for an Immersive 12-Foot Simulator Bay
The Eagle 12 is designed for golfers who want a true indoor studio feel. With an enclosure footprint of 12' wide by 8'2" tall by 5' deep, it creates a large, confidence-inspiring hitting window that fills your projector image while giving the bay a more finished, dedicated-simulator appearance.
Its 4:3 aspect ratio is well suited to golf simulation, allowing for a wide and immersive projected image without excessive unused space above or below the playing surface. The result is a bay that feels substantial, polished, and purpose-built for simulator use.
4K Triple-Layer Impact Screen
At the center of the Eagle 12 is a 4K-ready premium triple-layer impact screen designed for simulator environments where image quality and durability both matter. The multi-layer construction helps support a bright, clean projected image while also handling repeated golf ball impact during normal use.
For best longevity and performance, the golf ball is intended to strike the screen itself. Additional use guidance and impact-screen warranty details are outlined in the warranty section at the bottom of this page.
Velvet-Lined Enclosure with Professional Finish
The interior of the enclosure is lined in dark velvet to help absorb excess light and improve perceived contrast around the hitting area. This creates a cleaner visual frame around the screen and helps the projected image stand out more naturally in the bay.
Matching enclosure flaps overlap the perimeter of the impact screen using hook-and-loop fastening to create a more seamless transition from screen to surround. This gives the Eagle 12 a polished appearance that looks at home in a premium residential or commercial simulator setup.
Heavy-Duty Steel Frame
The Eagle 12 uses a 1-1/4" (32 mm) powder-coated steel frame built for rigidity, long-term structure, and repeatable setup. Once assembled, the frame helps keep the enclosure panels and screen positioned properly for a cleaner final result.
Anti-collision padding on the top rail adds another layer of protection for both the frame and the golfer in the event of an occasional high follow-through.
