My new Carl's impact Screen

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  • Trickle007
    Advanced Member
    • Feb 2018
    • 263

    #1

    My new Carl's impact Screen

    Thought I would share my new setup.
  • StodgyBarley
    Member
    • Feb 2018
    • 94

    #2
    Looks good! Are you happy with the image quality?

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    • triplebogeysrbetter
      Advanced Member
      • Mar 2018
      • 495

      #3
      Which carl's screen do you have?

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      • Trickle007
        Advanced Member
        • Feb 2018
        • 263

        #4
        Originally posted by StodgyBarley View Post
        Looks good! Are you happy with the image quality?
        Very happy with the screen. I even watch movies and football on this and the picture is beautiful. My projector is 1080p so I dont know what 4k would look like but for me 1080p is fine.

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        • Trickle007
          Advanced Member
          • Feb 2018
          • 263

          #5
          Originally posted by triplebogeysrbetter View Post
          Which carl's screen do you have?
          I have the 10 foot wide by 7feet 9 inches (4:3). That's the biggest I can go for my space.
          Buy Impact Screen Material to build your very own Golf Simulator Screen now! Shop our Golf Impact Screen which withstands direct golf ball impact up-to 250 MPH & build a Golf Net / Hitting Screen today! Don’t wait to improve your golf swing- do it now.

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          • triplebogeysrbetter
            triplebogeysrbetter commented
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            I have the same one, but which version? Standard, preferred, or the premium ?
        • Trickle007
          Advanced Member
          • Feb 2018
          • 263

          #6
          It says it right in the title to the link Premium.

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        • StodgyBarley
          Member
          • Feb 2018
          • 94

          #7
          Cool! Does anyone have any thoughts on the durability of ths screens? I’m thinking of getting one myself. Thanks!!

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          • Ironstrokes
            Extreme Member
            • May 2015
            • 1012

            #8
            Have the Carl's premium from them too. Loved the screen for sure, the only thing annoying to me is that it seems no matter what screen I get I always punch a hole through it within a year/year and a half (have a net behind it too). It's definitely a nice thick screen and didn't think I would be able to punch a hole for a really long time but still managed to do it somehow at around the 12-15 month mark (try to change balls or when I see scuffs too). Holds together better than the other screens I've had with holes at least though as it doesn't open up into a giant hole right away, so was able to slide the screen down a few feet and keep on plugging away.

            Having said all that, it's been the best screen I've used so far for sure with low impact sound and all. Maybe it being out in my detached non insulated garage and subject to the cold and warms of the seasons had an effect on it's longevity but who knows. Have had the hq2 and supertex screens so far as well. Hq probably made is 9 months to a year. Supertex only lasted me like 4-5 months really. I also do have a screen I got months ago from the '''direct from the mill' thread on this forum but haven't even taken it out of the box yet. Will put that up when the hole in the Carl's screen eventually gets too big for my liking that I can't move it over anymore without it going through to the net.

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            • StanMI
              Super Member
              • Sep 2016
              • 774

              #9
              Originally posted by Ironstrokes View Post
              Have the Carl's premium from them too. Loved the screen for sure, the only thing annoying to me is that it seems no matter what screen I get I always punch a hole through it within a year/year and a half (have a net behind it too). It's definitely a nice thick screen and didn't think I would be able to punch a hole for a really long time but still managed to do it somehow at around the 12-15 month mark (try to change balls or when I see scuffs too). Holds together better than the other screens I've had with holes at least though as it doesn't open up into a giant hole right away, so was able to slide the screen down a few feet and keep on plugging away.

              Having said all that, it's been the best screen I've used so far for sure with low impact sound and all. Maybe it being out in my detached non insulated garage and subject to the cold and warms of the seasons had an effect on it's longevity but who knows. Have had the hq2 and supertex screens so far as well. Hq probably made is 9 months to a year. Supertex only lasted me like 4-5 months really. I also do have a screen I got months ago from the '''direct from the mill' thread on this forum but haven't even taken it out of the box yet. Will put that up when the hole in the Carl's screen eventually gets too big for my liking that I can't move it over anymore without it going through to the net.
              Not to hijack a thread but, have you always had a net behind you screen ???? Maybe it's playing some roll in the holes. I've had the "Supertex" screen for 2 years now and I do have a dimple, but no hole. I am by no means a long hitter so I'm sure that plays a role as well. But just an idea.

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              • Ironstrokes
                Extreme Member
                • May 2015
                • 1012

                #10
                Originally posted by StanMI View Post

                Not to hijack a thread but, have you always had a net behind you screen ???? Maybe it's playing some roll in the holes. I've had the "Supertex" screen for 2 years now and I do have a dimple, but no hole. I am by no means a long hitter so I'm sure that plays a role as well. But just an idea.
                Yea, since day one , I've tried different things with the net being tighter, looser, touching the back of the screen, slightly away from it. I am a decent length hitter, mid 160s on my driver ball speeds, so I'm sure that has something to do with it. Was hoping it was just something in my setup and that I would eventually read something on here that worked better, but I've been on this forum a long time now and have read most of the posts about ideal setups and feel like I followed them.

                The Carl's premium is nice and thick though, it's like putting 3 or 4 of the other screens together in thickness and was excited that that would hopefully last me years. It's still decent, just a small hole is all.

                I'll revisit all my setup again and see the new ideas that may be out there when I eventually hang my ''mill' screen, but definitely was satisfied with the Carl's premium overall. Just have bad luck busting through these screens haha

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                • triplebogeysrbetter
                  Advanced Member
                  • Mar 2018
                  • 495

                  #11
                  I have their clearance preferred now. Usually they sell a batch that has some defect. When the preferred it’s a couple of grease stains at the bottom. Unless your up on it you can’t tell. Thinking of buying a clearance premium as well

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                  • triplebogeysrbetter
                    Advanced Member
                    • Mar 2018
                    • 495

                    #12
                    This one when the next batch is set for clearance.

                    i love their screens
                    Attached Files

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                    • Trickle007
                      Advanced Member
                      • Feb 2018
                      • 263

                      #13
                      For durability I was thinking of adding a hitting zone in the middle of the screen and was also thinking of rotating the screen every 6 months

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                      • gnomike
                        Advanced Member
                        • Feb 2018
                        • 266

                        #14
                        another benefit of having a smaller than average sim room... I hit so close to my screen that ball dispersion is limited to a small area in the bottom right... which means I'll get to rotate 3 more times before I need to replace the screen! (in theory anyway). It's not likely that I'll suddenly start hitting as hard as Ironstrokes seems to lol, so I'll likely be set for a long time
                        PS Carl's Premium screens bought on clearance ROCK! I never even found out what defect mine was supposed to have

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