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Foldable Golf Simulator Enclosure
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Impact Sports

Foldable Golf Simulator Enclosure

$2,338

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Foldable Golf Simulator Enclosure
Buy at Indoor Golf Outlet · $2,338, Foldable Golf Simulator Enclosure

The only enclosure in this catalog that folds flat. The uprights sit on hinged steel base plates, so the whole frame pivots from an open bay down to a stack roughly 13 inches thick against the wall — without taking anything apart. $2,338 for the 4'1" deep version, $2,509 for the deeper one, both 9'10" wide. Impact Sports lists the 4'1" version as 8'6" tall; Indoor Golf Outlet says 8'2", and the maker's own labels for the two sizes disagree, so confirm the height with Impact Sports before you plan a ceiling around it. It is a real enclosure rather than a screen: impact screen, roof, side walls, padded poles with foam corner protection, and an extendable pole for install. Plan on a ceiling above the 8'6" frame, with a few inches for assembly (Indoor Golf Outlet gives no figure); the swing sets the real figure, and Shop Indoor Golf's height table asks 10 ft for a golfer 5'10" to 6'2". The trade against a fixed bay is rigidity and finish. A SIG12 at $2,499.99 is a better bay and will always be a better bay; it just never leaves. This is for the room that has to give the space back.

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Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

  • Space-Constrained

    Folds to 13 inches against a wall with the screen and side walls still attached. For a garage or spare room that has another job during the week, this is the form factor — and nothing else in the catalog does it.

  • Family Setup

    A full bay with side walls and padded poles when it is up, and a flat stack when the room is needed for something else. The padding matters in a room where people who are not golfers walk past.

  • Recreational Player

    Real containment without committing the room permanently, which is usually the actual blocker for a casual buyer rather than money.

Not for

  • Showroom

    A folding frame is a compromise on rigidity and finish by design. A showroom room should buy something that never moves.

  • Performance Seeker

    A frame built to pivot. A fixed bay is stiffer under full driver swings and will stay squarer over time.

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    $2,338 buys a fixed SIG12 at $2,499.99 or a Carl's C-Series for under half. You are paying for the hinge.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

TypeFoldable frame enclosure with roof and side walls
Open Size9'10"W × 4'1"D × 8'6"H for the version we link (Impact Sports' label; Indoor Golf Outlet says 8'2"H). The deeper version is labelled 9'10" × 8'6" × 8'2"
Folded~13 in thick against the wall
MechanismHinged steel base plates — frame pivots flat, no disassembly
IncludedImpact screen, roof, side walls, padded poles, install pole

Requirements

CeilingAbove 8'6" (the linked version's frame) plus a few inches for assembly; the swing sets the real figure: 10 ft for a 5'10"–6'2" golfer (Shop Indoor Golf)
Not IncludedLaunch monitor, projector, mat, software

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