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Comparison

ProScreen 180 Retractable vs DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")

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A side-by-side look at how the HomeCourse ProScreen 180 Retractable and Shop Indoor Golf DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11") compare on specs, accuracy, room requirements, and price. No hype — just the parts of the decision a buyer actually weighs.

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Full specificationsEvery spec for both, line by line

Specifications

The numbers, lined up.

Hardware

  • Mounting
    ProScreen 180 RetractableCeiling, wall, or freestanding Pro Rack
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Projectable Area
    ProScreen 180 Retractable7.5' × up to 7' (HomeCourse spec graphic); HomeCourse calls it a 14 ft projectable area with the Pro Arm side nets out
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Pro Arms
    ProScreen 180 Retractable3' side nets that fold out on one or both sides; 10'6" wide with both extended
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Screen Material
    ProScreen 180 RetractableBallistic-grade
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Minimum Mount Height
    ProScreen 180 Retractable8'6"
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Type
    ProScreen 180 Retractable—
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")DIY enclosure kit: screen, surround, 1" EMT fittings, padding, bungees (pipe not included)
  • Screen
    ProScreen 180 Retractable—
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")SIGPRO Premium triple-layer, white; viewable size not published

Practical

  • Retraction Time
    ProScreen 180 RetractableUnder 30 seconds
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Power
    ProScreen 180 RetractableLithium-ion battery (months between charges)
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Setup Time
    ProScreen 180 Retractable60–90 minutes (mostly mounting)
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Made In
    ProScreen 180 RetractableUSA
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Includes EMT Pipe
    ProScreen 180 Retractable—
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")No — 1" EMT bought separately (SIG sells a pipe kit add-on)

Requirements

  • Room Needed
    ProScreen 180 Retractable9' ceiling and 10'6" of width: the 8'6" mount plus HomeCourse's 6" ceiling gap, and the width with both Pro Arms out. HomeCourse's own headline figure is an 8'6" × 10' space
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Mounting Clearance
    ProScreen 180 Retractable6" minimum from the ceiling, 18" from the wall behind (HomeCourse)
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")—
  • Clearance
    ProScreen 180 Retractable—
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")6–7" between the top of the frame and the ceiling (Indoor Golf Outlet)

Dimensions

  • Size We Link
    ProScreen 180 Retractable—
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")10'4" W × 7'11" H × 5' D, 4:3 ($1,709.99, SIGPRO Premium white)
  • Other Sizes
    ProScreen 180 Retractable—
    DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")8'4" × 8'4" (1:1) up to 15'4" × 9'10" (16:10); gray SIGPRO Premier screen costs more
Persona fitWho each one is better for

Who each one is better for

Honest persona fit, side by side.

Better for ProScreen 180 Retractable

  • Family Setup

    Daily retraction makes the space available for other family use without dedicating the room. The Pro Arm side nets fold out to 10'6" wide, and either one folds back in for a right- or left-handed player.

Better for DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11")

  • Recreational Player

    SIG's screen and surround for less than its complete kits, if a trip to the hardware store is not a problem.

Both fit

  • Space-Constrained

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