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Golf Simulator Enclosure & Impact Screen Deals

An enclosure frames your hitting area with side and ceiling netting around an impact screen, so mishits stay contained and the projected image fills the space. We compare prices on complete enclosures and replacement impact screens at trusted retailers.

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Buying guide

What to look for in a golf simulator enclosure

01

Size it to your room

Measure width, height and depth first. Most golfers need about 9 to 10 feet of ceiling height for a full driver swing, plus room to stand comfortably on either side of the ball.

02

Screen quality

A good impact screen survives thousands of full-speed shots, stays quiet on contact and shows a sharp, bright image without hot spots.

03

Safety netting

Side and ceiling barriers stop shanks and skied shots. Leave several inches between the screen and the wall behind it so balls don't bounce straight back.

Enclosures & Screens FAQ

What size golf simulator enclosure do I need?

Most home enclosures are about 10 to 15 feet wide and 8 to 10 feet tall. Measure your room first, then make sure you have space for a full driver swing and room to stand on either side of the ball.

Do I need a full enclosure or just an impact screen?

A full enclosure adds side and ceiling netting that protects walls and lights from mishits. If your space already has protection, or you're building a custom bay, an impact screen on its own frame can be enough.

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