- Is a 60-inch screen big enough for a golf simulator?
- It is workable for short-game practice and close-range projection, but it is small for full-swing play. Most home setups use screens well over 100 inches so the ball flight fills the view.
- What else do I need to use this enclosure?
- You need a launch monitor, a projector and a hitting mat. The kit covers the frame and impact screen only, so budget for those parts before you buy.
- Can I use it outdoors or in a garage?
- It is portable, so a garage or covered patio works if you have ceiling height and clearance for the frame. Keep it out of rain and wind, and anchor the frame.
- Does front projection work with any launch monitor?
- Front projection is the common setup and works with most launch monitors that output to a projector. Check that your projector can fill a 60-inch image from your mounting distance.
- How hard is the DIY assembly?
- Expect a few hours to build the frame and tension the screen. Two people make it easier, and a taut screen matters for accurate ball response.
- Where is the Golf Simulator Enclosures DIY Enclosure with Impact Screen and Frame cheapest?
- At Big Horn Golfer, for $1,289.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Golf Simulator Enclosures DIY Enclosure with Impact Screen and Frame?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including PlayBetter.com, Carls Golfland, Elite Sim Golf, Sim Nation Golf, Rapsodo.