C-Series DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure Kit

Screen Material Details

Standard golf impact screen 

• Budget material perfect for beginners
• 100% heavy-duty polyester
• Loosely woven

Preferred golf impact screen 

• Smoother surface for better image quality
• 100% heavy-duty polyester
• Strong silicone reinforcement
• Tightly woven knit

Premium golf impact screen 

• Smoothest surface available
• Superior image quality
• 3 layers of heavy-duty, impact-resistant polyester
• Noise-dampening center layer

Black Nylon Enclosure

The enclosure surrounds your simulator with a tough surface to shade the screen for your brightest image and catches any shots that miss or bounce off the screen. Because you don't want to put a bunch of golf ball-sized holes in your wall.

Steel Corner Fittings

The DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure Kit includes the corner fittings you need to connect your pipes. Pipes sold separately.

Weight Bag

Secure the bottom flap of your screen with the included weighted bag.

Ball Bungees

We include both 6" and 9" ball bungees (you won't need them all). These secure your screen to the frame and can be removed or added to find the perfect balance of tension for your specific swing style. Depending on how close you're hitting to the screen, ball speed, clubs used, and spin rates, you can adjust them all to find your sweet spot between tension and slack.

Pipe Framing Kit

Our Pipe Framing Kit is optional, but the pipes to build your frame are not. 1-inch EMT, which can be found at any local hardware store, is required to complete the assembly of your DIY enclosure (we'll tell you exactly what you need). If you'd rather have us include the pipe for you, this add-on kit includes black, powder-coated EMT pipes pre-cut to the exact lengths required - no pipe cutting or hauling required!

Net Wall Extensions

Net wall extensions protect the walls of your enclosure without closing in your space. If errant balls are a concern, a set of golf hitting net extensions provides an additional barrier to keep your golf balls in the hitting area, not bouncing around your home. Simply attach onto the frame enclosure with hook and loop strips. A sandbag, at the bottom, holds it in place (fill not included). But, sometimes it's best to have a little extra protection. For that, we offer a few options for upgrades. Foam inserts fit snugly to provide additional padding in the corners of the frame.

Foam Insert Kit

Four sections of memory foam cushions in the perfect profile and lengths to insert behind the screen flaps of the DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure Kit provide an extra measure of safety and the peace of mind that errant shots will not contact the frame.

Baffles

Knock down those high wedge shots with some ceiling baffles, now available for Carl’s DIY enclosure.

Back Cover Kit and Back Cover Pipe Kit

Get rid of any light leakage, both internally and externally, to achieve the utmost superior projected image quality while providing your enclosure with a polished and refined appearance. Just like our enclosure, you can add the pipes for the back cover with the Back Cover Pipe Kit, or we'll just tell you what size pipes you need to source and cut yourself.

Simulator Turf by Big Moss

Gorgeous turf that doubles as a putting green, cut and hemmed to ensure a seamless pairing with your DIY Golf Enclosure Kit. Looking for more of a challenge? We’ve got you covered there, too. Use the included undulation pads to simulate any terrain variation your heart desires. You’ll be putting like Steve Stricker in no time.

Hitting Mat

No golf simulator is complete without a hitting mat. Carl's Place Anti-Fatigue Hitting Mat pairs perfectly with this enclosure to save your joints and swing comfortably.