Skip to main content

Comparison

C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5) vs Pro Series V2

When you buy through links on Northcourse, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Read the full affiliate disclosure

A side-by-side look at how the Carl's Place C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5) and Net Return Pro Series V2 compare on specs, accuracy, room requirements, and price. No hype — just the parts of the decision a buyer actually weighs.

Buy C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)

Show all 2 retailers

Prices confirmed Nov 10, 2026 · we check every retailer daily

When you buy through links on Northcourse, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Read the full affiliate disclosure

Full specificationsEvery spec for both, line by line

Specifications

The numbers, lined up.

Hardware

  • Frame Material
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)1" EMT conduit (sourced separately)
    Pro Series V2—
  • Screen Tiers
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)Standard / Preferred / Premium / High-Contrast Gray
    Pro Series V2—
  • Aspect Ratio
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)4:3 — viewable 116.3" W × 87.2" H (145.4" diagonal); a 16:9 picture letterboxes
    Pro Series V2—
  • Side Walls
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)BlackStop enclosure fabric (sides and top) included; net wall extensions and safety baffles are add-ons
    Pro Series V2—
  • Auto Ball Return
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V2Yes
  • Includes Impact Screen
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V2No — Simulator Kit (screen + valence) sold separately ($399)

Dimensions

  • Frame (outer)
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)100" H × 130.3" W × 59.125" D; the rear fitting adds 8.25" (67.375" of floor depth)
    Pro Series V2—
  • Frame Size
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V28' W × 7'6" H × 3'6" D

Requirements

  • Clearance
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)At least 2–3" above and 2–3" each side; 8.25" minimum behind, 12" recommended (Carl's)
    Pro Series V2—
  • Minimum Room
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V210' W × 8'6" H × 14' L (Indoor Golf Outlet and PlayBetter listings)

Practical

  • Setup Time
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)About 1 hour of assembly (Carl's figure), plus buying and cutting the EMT
    Pro Series V25 minutes
  • Folds for Storage
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V2Yes
  • Permanent Install
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V2Not required
  • Frame Weight
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V228 lbs
  • Warranty
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V23 years / 250,000 shots

Performance

  • Ball Speed Rating
    C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)—
    Pro Series V2225 mph
Persona fitWho each one is better for

Who each one is better for

Honest persona fit, side by side.

Better for C-Series DIY Enclosure (8x10.5)

  • Recreational Player

    8' × 10.5' with a Preferred screen lands around $1,319.95 — the sweet spot of the C-Series line for a single-handed room, with a 4:3 screen 116.3 in wide. The 'recreational primary' answer in the cost-effective lane.

Better for Pro Series V2

  • Space-Constrained

    Free-standing, no install, folds into a duffle bag. The frame is 7'6" tall, but the minimum room Indoor Golf Outlet and PlayBetter list for it is 8'6" high, 10 ft wide and 14 ft long, so on the published figures it is not an 8-foot-ceiling answer. For renters with the room (Shop Indoor Golf's height table puts the swing at 9 ft or more for every golfer), it is still the default.

Both fit

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

Build your simulator in two minutes

Five questions. One tailored build with retailer links.

We ask about your budget, your room, and how you’ll use it. We return a complete build — launch monitor, mat, enclosure, projector, software, PC — with the reasoning behind every pick and the alternatives we considered.