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Motorized Retractable Impact Screen
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Motorized Retractable Impact Screen

$1,257

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Motorized Retractable Impact Screen
Buy at Indoor Golf Outlet · $1,257, Motorized Retractable Impact Screen

A motorized impact screen on a ceiling or wall roller: it drops for practice and retracts at the push of a button, with programmable stop heights so you can set it below the full 9'6" drop. A weighted bottom lip stops balls rolling under. $1,257 for the 9'2" width, $1,367 for 9'10". Be clear about what it is not. This is a screen, not an enclosure — single roller, no side panels, nothing catching a shot that leaves the screen sideways. The HomeCourse ProScreen 180 at $1,999 wraps the bay; this does not, and the $742 difference is most of the reason why. Budget side netting separately if the room has anything behind the walls worth protecting. What it is good at is disappearing. For a room that has to be a room again on Monday, a motorized roller is the least intrusive way to get a projection surface.

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Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

  • Space-Constrained

    It retracts completely into a ceiling roller, which is the least intrusive projection surface available. In a room that has to serve another purpose, nothing else gets this far out of the way.

  • Family Setup

    Push a button and the room is a room again. For a shared space that is not exclusively a golf bay, that matters more than screen specification.

  • Recreational Player

    Straightforward and quiet, with programmable stops so it lands where you want it every time. The kind of thing that gets used because it is easy.

Not for

  • Performance Seeker

    No side containment at all. A serious practice room wants a bay that catches a mishit, not a screen with air either side of it.

  • Showroom

    A bare roller is the opposite of a finished bay. A showroom room wants the SIG12 or the SwingBay.

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    $1,257 for a screen with no frame, when a Carl's DIY 8×8 enclosure is $999.95 complete. You are paying for the motor and the disappearing act.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

TypeMotorized retractable screen (no side panels)
Sizes9'2"W or 9'10"W, 9'6"H maximum drop
MechanismLow-noise electric roller, remote control
Stop HeightsProgrammable below maximum drop
Ball ContainmentWeighted bottom lip only — no side panels

Requirements

MountingCeiling or wall, brackets and hardware included

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