Carl's Place
Built-In Golf Room Kit
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A wall-to-wall impact screen for a dedicated room, hung on cables between your walls instead of on a pipe frame, with flaps that meet the walls and ceiling. Indoor Golf Outlet lists the screen-only kit at $565; finishing options add retractable curtains ($1,185), ceiling panels ($2,175) or padded walls and ceiling panels ($3,995). The screen is made to the room. It is a carpentry project. Carl's designs it for straight 2x4 wood-framed walls without trim, the screen sits on an even plane 1 ft off the back wall, and you lag-screw into the wall plates; Indoor Golf Outlet puts the screen alone at about four hours. The room has to be at least 14 ft wide (tee-centered), 18 ft deep, and 9 to 11 ft high. The listing does not say how the $565 changes with screen size, so confirm the quote for your wall before ordering.
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Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
- Cost-Effective Buyer
In a room you can dedicate, a wall-to-wall screen kit at $565 replaces a pipe enclosure that costs two to three times as much.
- Showroom
The screen spans the room wall to wall with no frame in view, which is the built-in look that pipe enclosures can't give.
Not for
- Performance Seeker
The $565 kit is the screen alone; until you add Carl's padded wall and ceiling panels ($3,995 with them), the room's own walls take the mishits.
- Space-Constrained
It needs a dedicated room at least 14 ft wide and 18 ft deep, and it does not come down.
- Recreational Player
Carpentry, lag screws and screen tensioning. The listing itself points anyone who finds that daunting to a ready-made enclosure instead.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Hardware
| Type | Built-in, wall-to-wall impact screen on top and bottom cables (no pipe frame) |
| Screen | Made to the room; Carl's Premium Impact Screen per Indoor Golf Outlet |
| Options | Screen only ($565); + retractable curtains ($1,185); + ceiling panels ($2,175); padded walls and ceiling panels ($3,995) |
Requirements
| Room Minimum | 14' W (tee-centered) × 18' D, 9' ceiling recommended, 11' maximum (Indoor Golf Outlet) |
| Mounting | Screen 1' off the back wall; 2x4 wood-framed walls without trim |
Practical
| Install Time | About 4 hours for the screen (Indoor Golf Outlet) |
Same category, different tradeoff
Other enclosures we considered.
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BudgetShop Indoor GolfSIGPRO Premier Impact Screen (Gray)SIG's triple-layer spacer-mesh screen in gray for bright rooms.
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