Korean Impact Screens

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  • floki
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2021
    • 16

    #1

    Korean Impact Screens

    Hello everyone

    Does anyone know of any South Korean manufacturers that create premium impact screens? Most people in the west appear to be using Carl's Place and the like, I doubt that the Koreans use those. Apparently Foresight Sports uses a Korean screen.

    I've done some heavy digging on Naver using google translate but can't find anything useful. I'm asking because the screen golf places they have over there use some high quality screens (even 4 layered for better 4k performance).

    Any hints appreciated.

  • golfsimulatorsite
    Advanced Member
    • May 2019
    • 271

    #2
    We can provide a high quality golf screen made right here in the US. We have a padded poly spacer screen that is the best on the market. We buy direct and manufacturer right in house. If you tell me the size, quantity and design you are looking for I can get you pricing. thx chip
    golfsimulatorsite.com

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    • golfsimulatorsite
      Advanced Member
      • May 2019
      • 271

      #3
      shipping/ taxes/ duties from overseas will increase the price substantially. Plus lead time is months

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      • Stonebattle
        Advanced Member
        • Oct 2016
        • 393

        #4
        I bought a screen from these folks last year off of ebay. I've use their Poly Spacer screens for almost a year now. The screen shows some signs of ware, mostly where wedges hit, but seems of good quality. It also has a fairly good image considering the heavy duty nature of the product.

        On the down side, the screen I received was obviously returned by someone else given the clear indication the package was previously opened. They did not disclose that issue. As it turns out, the insert dimensions for the PVC pipe plus the foam insulator normally used for the recommended pipe size was way small and I could not get it in even after hours of trying. To get it to work I ended up getting a smaller size pipe insulation and wrapping it tight with packing tape. This finally got it to fit in the sleeves. I had friends coming and I wanted to get it up, so I worked it out instead of sending it back.

        They offered a small refund. but I refused, instead I asked they add a measurement to their incoming process such that others would not received a defective screen. They declined.
        The screen is not bad at all, although I might suggest reviewing their return shipping policy before purchasing.

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