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Newbie here. Just getting back into golf after 10 years off and am hooked. Looking to build a garage build that allows me to quickly put up and take down. I've read through a lot of the topics here and have seen multiple shops that sell DIY kits (Carl's, Shop Indoor Golf, Rain and Shine Golf, 247 Golf - don't know if they are in business anymore in US since website is down and no one answers phone, etc). I've got to do a budget build initially since I am in the process of building a new shop to put a better sim in. What would be the forums suggestions on which company to go with?
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My Carl's Place enclosure is great. It was easy to set up and they will do a custom size for you.
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golfsimulatorsite.com. 10% off right now thru labor day.Comment
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I ordered a DIY Bullseye Golf Enclosure the material is great not cheap looking. It comes with all the padding. I highly recommend them. Mine shipped out within a weekComment
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Great Screen I have all the bungee in and bounce back is minimal about 4 to 5 feet and the screen is very quite when hitting balls into itComment
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Thanks for the feedback.Comment
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I ordered an impact screen recently from Bullseye Golf and received it in under a week. The screen quality is quite impressive. It is quiet and mitigates bounce back as well as the screen it replaced which was an SQ-Raw from P2P. The best part of it was very fairly priced. Great communication with Bullseye Golf.Comment
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I didn't see a projector mount option with Bullseye. How is everyone mounting their projector?Comment
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Mounted mine from the ceiling.Comment
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Ceiling mounted as well.Comment
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Thx for the replies. Think I'm settled on my design. Will post pics when done.Comment
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