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C-Series DIY Enclosure (9x12, Premium screen)
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Carl's Place

C-Series DIY Enclosure (9x12, Premium screen)

$1,750

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Prices confirmed Nov 12, 2026 · we check every retailer daily

Lowest we’ve tracked: $1,500 on Jul 14. Today’s best is $250 above that.

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C-Series DIY Enclosure (9x12, Premium screen)
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Carl's Place 9'×12' C-Series with the Premium 3-layer spacer-mesh impact screen. Premium framing handles repeated full driver swings. 12-foot width fits both-handed practice without repositioning, in a room wide enough for two stances at one tee (about 12'10" on our room planner). Carl's spec sheet puts the frame at 112 in tall and 146.3 in wide (9'4" by 12'2") and 59.125 in deep, plus 8.25 in behind for the rear fitting; the 4:3 screen is 132.3 by 99.2 in.

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Packages with the Carl's Place C-Series DIY Enclosure (9x12, Premium screen)

Retailers sell the Carl's Place C-Series DIY Enclosure (9x12, Premium screen) with a launch monitor and the rest of a setup, at one price. The three we’d look at first, one per launch monitor, and why; each price is the configuration shown, in stock.

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Price history

What it’s cost, tracked daily.

$1.7k$1.5k
Jun 7Nov 12

Lowest we’ve tracked: $1,500. Highest: $1,750. Best price now: $1,750, from a daily probe of every retailer we cover since June 7, 2026. See the full market price index for how the whole category is moving, or set a price-watch above to hear about the next drop on the C-Series DIY Enclosure (9x12, Premium screen).

Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

  • Performance Seeker

    Premium 3-layer spacer mesh screen reduces bounce-back that affects launch-monitor accuracy. 9×12 size accommodates full driver swing arc with comfortable bounce-back room.

  • Family Setup

    12-foot width handles right- and left-handed players without repositioning the mat. The cost-effective family answer compared to SIG12 or SwingBay 9×12.

Not for

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    $1,749.95 is meaningful spend; the smaller C-Series kits (8×8 or 8×10.5) cover cost-effective needs at $999.95–$1,174.95.

  • Space-Constrained

    A frame 12'2" wide and 9'4" tall (146.3 by 112 in) needs a large dedicated room. Defeats the persona's premise.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

Screen MaterialPremium 3-layer spacer mesh
Screen Tiers AvailableStandard / Preferred / Premium / High-Contrast Gray (price varies)
Both-Handed FriendlyYes — 12 ft wide

Dimensions

Frame (outer)112" H × 146.3" W × 59.125" D; the rear fitting adds 8.25" (67.375" of floor depth)
Viewable Screen132.3" × 99.2" (4:3, 165.4" diagonal)

Requirements

ClearanceAt least 2–3" above and 2–3" each side; 8.25" minimum behind, 12" recommended (Carl's)

Practical

Setup TimeAbout 1 hour of assembly (Carl's figure), plus buying and cutting the EMT

Builds that include this product

Where this fits in a full simulator.

  • Family SetupRecreational Player
    The Family Basement — $8,500

    Built for households where kids, spouses, and right-and-left-handed players share the room: a 13 ft basement where both hands play from one tee. SkyTrak ST MAX, which moves to the other side of the ball when the hand changes, with SkyTrak's own course play at $299.99 a year.

    Total
    $8,653
    Room (min)
    18′ × 13′ × 10′
    View build →
  • Performance SeekerShowroom
    The Dedicated Room — $12,500 Performance

    A serious-practice build for players who want tour-grade data without paying for the GCQuad. Foresight's camera lineage for a fraction of the flagship's price.

    Total
    $12,268
    Room (min)
    18′ × 13′ × 10′
    View build →

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