
Released 2020
Rain or Shine Golf
SwingBay 9x12 (Triple-Layer Screen)
Down $700 from its 30-day typical price at Rain or Shine Golf
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Aluminum push-button frame, under-20-minute manufacturer-claimed assembly, triple-layer 3-layer spacer-mesh screen. Lighter and faster to install than steel-pole pre-builts; family-rotation friendly at 12 feet wide.
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Lowest we’ve tracked: $2,799. Highest: $3,499. Best price now: $2,799, from a daily probe of every retailer we cover since October 8, 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 SwingBay 9x12 (Triple-Layer Screen).
Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
- Performance Seeker
Triple-layer screen reduces bounce-back and quiets impact 5–10 dB vs single-layer. 12-foot width supports both-handed practice in a room wide enough for two stances at one tee (about 12'10" on our room planner). Aluminum frame survives relocation if the buyer moves rooms.
- Family Setup
12-foot width allows right- and left-handed players to share without repositioning the mat. Faster assembly than steel-pole pre-builts (community 30–45 min vs SIG's 30–60 min) makes occasional teardown realistic.
Not for
- Cost-Effective Buyer
$3,499 at Rain or Shine ($4,499 at Indoor Golf Outlet) is about $1,750 more than the Carl's C-Series 9×12 with Premium screen, for a faster install.
- Space-Constrained
12' × 9' permanent footprint up to 4.8' deep, and the 9 ft frame needs a ceiling above 9 ft before you count the swing. Aluminum frame is light but the kit isn't designed for routine fold-up.
- Showroom
Mid-tier aesthetic doesn't match showroom build. Showroom builds reach for SIGPRO Commercial or AllSport Studio Bay.
Specifications
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Hardware
| Frame Material | Aluminum push-button (powder-coated) |
| Screen | Triple-Layer Screen Upgrade (3-layer spacer mesh) |
| Includes | Blackout curtains, side baffles, padding, sandbags, bungees |
Dimensions
| Frame Size | 9' H × 12' W, up to 4.8' (58 in) D: FlightScope lists 4.8', Rain or Shine says 4'2" |
Practical
| Frame Weight | 60–95 lbs total |
| Tools Required | None |
| Setup Time | 30–45 minutes (community-reported first time) |
| Frame Warranty | 3 years |
| Screen Warranty | 1 year |
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