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The SIG12 is the largest enclosure in Shop Indoor Golf's Signature Series, built around the SIGPRO Premium impact screen with a push-pin frame, vinyl surround and foam padding. The screen is sized so the projected image fills the full surface, with no white band at the top or bottom, and it is rated to absorb ball strikes up to 250 MPH. It suits golfers with a dedicated room or garage bay who want a big, finished-looking hitting area rather than a bare net. Against smaller SIG8 and SIG10 models it gives the widest margin of error and more height, and owners say the assembled result looks like a real step up. The main knock is documentation: the QR code and YouTube video are out of date, so some assembly steps have to be worked out yourself.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,874.99 on Nov 10 at Garage Golf. Tracked across 12 stores since Nov 10.
Owners rate the SIG12 highly, mostly for its size and finished look. The recurring complaint is assembly guidance rather than the hardware itself.
The SIG12 is a golf simulator enclosure from the Signature Series. It pairs the SIGPRO Premium Screen with a frame and surround. The image fills 100% of the screen, with no white space at the top or bottom. The screen displays in HD quality and withstands ball strikes up to 250 MPH.
The screen is designed to reduce sound and bounce back. It has double-stitched black vinyl edges and grommets, so it mounts to the frame with the included ball bungees.
The frame uses color-coded push pin poles and connectors. Set up the frame first, then attach the surround, screen, foam padding and side barriers. The foam padding fits on the left, right, top and bottom of the screen to protect the poles behind it from errant shots. Side barrier netting, held taut by sandbags, helps protect the area around the setup. Check your ceiling height and room width before building. You may need ceilings higher than 10' if your swing requires it.
