Par2Pro vs. Gungho Golf Retractable Impact Screens

[Agent Scarn]

Hello! I'm going to be ordering a retractable impact screen and I've narrowed my options down to offerings from Par2Pro and Gungho Golf. Both are on motorized rollers. The primary differences I see are:

Par2Pro: uses both an SQ Impact Screen AND a SportScreen

Gungho: only uses an impact screen ("Birdie" or "Eagle" screen). Apparently the Eagle screen is a thick 3-layer material

Ceiling height is an issue for me so I'm trying to limit how thick the system is when rolled up. Based on the fact that Gungho uses only one screen and Par2Pro uses two, I'm guessing the former rolls up tighter (and therefore can be mounted closer to my ceiling). But I don't know if Gungho's offering will be as durable - I'd like the system to be as long-lasting as possible.

The other factor is Par2Pro has been EXTREMELY slow in responding to my inquiries - like a week between correspondences. I haven't reached out to Gungho yet but I'm guessing they've got to be better than Par2Pro in that department...

Anywho, if anyone has thoughts, I'm all ears!

[wildcatfan9698]

I have the sportscreen and the birdie impact screen from Gung Ho. After reading one of Ron's comments, I took the sportscreen off the roller and now have only the birdie screen. Rolls up to be maybe an inch circumference larger than the roller itself. Best thing I did was take the sportscreen off.......as for customer service, Gung Ho has been fantastic.

[Agent Scarn]

That's exactly what I was looking for - thanks for the reply! Do you know much about the actual difference between the Eagle and the Birdie screen?

[wildcatfan9698]

Sorry I do not