- Will it stop a driver at full speed?
- The ImpactWhite 1145 screen is rated for ball speeds up to 200 mph, which covers nearly all amateur and most tour-level driver swings. Keep the screen properly tensioned with the bungees so impact energy spreads across the fabric.
- What projector brightness do I need?
- The screen has 0.8 gain, so it reflects less light than high-gain surfaces. Plan on a brighter projector, roughly 3,000 lumens or more, in a room where the black panels keep ambient light low.
- Does it come with a launch monitor or projector?
- No. The package is the frame, the black enclosure panels and the impact screen. You supply the projector, launch monitor and hitting mat.
- How much floor space does it need?
- You need room for the frame footprint plus several feet behind the screen for ball travel and several feet in front for your swing. Measure your ceiling height too, since the top panel closes over the bay.
- Is the screen replaceable?
- Yes. The screen hangs from the frame with grommets and ball bungees, so it can be unhooked and swapped. That matters if the impact area wears over years of use.
- Can I use it outdoors?
- It is built as an indoor enclosure. The black panels block light and the frame is meant to stay put, so wind and weather would work against it.
- Where is the Golf Simulator Enclosures Golf Simulator Enclosure with Impact Screen and Frame cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $149.99, as of our latest check.