Alternatives to impact screens

[WoodlandHills]

I'm building my first golf simulator room and trying to make it great without too many limits on cost. I've been reading and am a bit concerned about marks and dents which seem to happen on all golf impact screens. I'm wondering if a cheaper screen that I'd throw out every year is better than investing in a more expensive seen. I ran across this company which has a very low cost solution and I'd like to know if anyone has used it or has any non-traditional suggestions:

https://www.heavydutytarps.com/blogpost/golf-simulator-screens

[andygg1986]

For about the same price you can get a top quality raw material. Search for direct from the mill screen on this forum. It holds up very well and you can use tarp clips to mount it inexpensively. You can order extra too so if it gets dirty you just fold over some and slide it to the side.

[WoodlandHills]

Hi @andygg1986, I want to get it from the forum person as you suggest but I've not seen a response yet to my week old question. I also saw the most recent message from someone who paid in June and still hasn't heard a response. That makes me worry about that purchase channel. I don't need the screen for a month or so but I do want to know it's coming. Does anyone know where I can buy it in 40 yard bulks from the mill myself?

[mthunt]

I’ve been running Par2Par’s SQ since it came out and it’s still perfect. Replacing a cheap screen every year would suck.