Hitting Area in Relation to Overhead Projector

[dizzy]

I've set up our impact screen and it seems to be working well after a few test hits. Short throw projector is directly overhead hitting area...

For those of you with a SkyTrack, where did you position your hitting area in relation to your overhead projector. Did you center your "Tee" directly under the projector, or did you center your "fairway" hitting spot under the projector, or did you split the difference.

Or did you have a different strategy because you were afraid to hit your overhead projector.

[wbond]

If it’s mounted directly above the hitting spot, you won’t hit it with a club. Are you moving your Skytrak to accommodate a tee spot and a hitting spot? If so look into another tee like birtee or tomahawk tee so you don’t have to move it.

[3on3putt]

Basically what wbond said. Directly over the ball (or slightly in front in line with the ball) is ideal. Is your room wide enough that you can hit into the center of the screen? If so, that's your spot. Right over the ball.

[dizzy]

Basically what wbond said. Directly over the ball (or slightly in front in line with the ball) is ideal. Is your room wide enough that you can hit into the center of the screen? If so, that's your spot. Right over the ball.

Perfect, thanks!

[dizzy]

If it’s mounted directly above the hitting spot, you won’t hit it with a club. Are you moving your Skytrak to accommodate a tee spot and a hitting spot? If so look into another tee like birtee or tomahawk tee so you don’t have to move it.

That makes sense! I'll get some of those tees. (so much to learn...)

[smiller815]

Directly over the ball and use Birtee or Tomahawk tees. Looks like you should have enough space.