Question 1

Is the SimSpace SIM/002 big enough for a driver?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The 9 ft 10 in width and 4 ft 11 in height give room for driver and iron swings, but high wedge shots can sail over the top. Keep your hitting spot centered and stand back enough that the ball reaches the net.

Question 2

Can I use it outdoors?

Accepted Answer

It is a frame-and-net enclosure, so it can be set up in a yard, but it is not weatherproof and should come down or be sheltered in wind and rain. Indoors in a garage or shed is the more typical use.

Question 3

Does it work with a launch monitor or projector?

Accepted Answer

The net can act as a backstop for a launch monitor placed behind or beside the hitting area. There is no built-in screen or sensor, so a projector image would need a separate screen or a white backing.

Question 4

How much space do I need?

Accepted Answer

Plan for the 9 ft 10 in width and 4 ft 11 in depth plus room to swing in front of it. Ceiling height matters too: you need clearance for your swing above the 4 ft 11 in frame.

Question 5

What is included in the box?

Accepted Answer

The package is the enclosure itself: frame and netting. Balls, mat, launch monitor and projector are not included and must be bought separately.

Question 6

Is it sturdy enough to leave up?

Accepted Answer

The plastic frame is light and best treated as a setup-and-take-down enclosure. It is not a permanent steel bay, so anchor it and avoid leaving it exposed to wind.

Question 7

Where is the SimSpace Golf Enclosure SIM/002 9' 10'' x 8' 2'' x 4' 11' cheapest?

Accepted Answer

At Rock Bottom Golf, for $1,849.99, as of our latest check.

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