Just want to give everyone my thoughts on the Par2Pro SQ Beta Screen.
Some background information: This is my first ever screen and my first ever simulator build. I have the screen set to around 8.5 feet high and 9.5 feet wide. I am displaying my image at 1024 x 768. I have an impact screen behind it, which is basically just a moving blanket + a loosely hanging golf net.
My thoughts: The Screen image is really high quality. Everything appears sharp and the screen itself is pure white. I have literally 0 bounce back. I have it attached by clamps and bungee cables on three sides. I don't know if this is due to my impact screen or not, but again the ball just literally falls down. Durability seems good so far. I have played with it about a month of heavy usage and no tears or rips of any kind.
Some notes: I waited a few weeks to take my screen out of the box because my skytrak unit took forever to be shipped. Don't do this, because I got a fairly large crease down the middle. Also, you can see slight ball marks where you hit the screen. This is from the material slightly stretching as it makes impact. Not really a big deal and I'm pretty sure any other screen would have this unless it was straight up plastic.
Overall, I would 100% go this route again. Buying it Raw was a great decision too because I could just fold and clamp to my precise specifications. The screen is great and holding up well. I'll update this if it unexpectedly goes to hell somehow.
Some background information: This is my first ever screen and my first ever simulator build. I have the screen set to around 8.5 feet high and 9.5 feet wide. I am displaying my image at 1024 x 768. I have an impact screen behind it, which is basically just a moving blanket + a loosely hanging golf net.
My thoughts: The Screen image is really high quality. Everything appears sharp and the screen itself is pure white. I have literally 0 bounce back. I have it attached by clamps and bungee cables on three sides. I don't know if this is due to my impact screen or not, but again the ball just literally falls down. Durability seems good so far. I have played with it about a month of heavy usage and no tears or rips of any kind.
Some notes: I waited a few weeks to take my screen out of the box because my skytrak unit took forever to be shipped. Don't do this, because I got a fairly large crease down the middle. Also, you can see slight ball marks where you hit the screen. This is from the material slightly stretching as it makes impact. Not really a big deal and I'm pretty sure any other screen would have this unless it was straight up plastic.
Overall, I would 100% go this route again. Buying it Raw was a great decision too because I could just fold and clamp to my precise specifications. The screen is great and holding up well. I'll update this if it unexpectedly goes to hell somehow.
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