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Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure vs Parlour Series Enclosure

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A side-by-side look at how the Impact Sports Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure and The SportScreen Parlour Series Enclosure compare on specs, accuracy, room requirements, and price. No hype — just the parts of the decision a buyer actually weighs.

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

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

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Full specificationsEvery spec for both, line by line

Specifications

The numbers, lined up.

Hardware

  • Type
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator EnclosureMotorized drop-down enclosure — screen and side walls retract together
    Parlour Series EnclosureFreestanding aluminum-frame enclosure (no wall or ceiling mounting)
  • Sizes
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure8'W × 4'D × 8'H max drop ($1,963, the size we link); Impact Sports also lists 9'10" × 4'3" × 9'10" and 10' × 6' × 9', both $2,083
    Parlour Series Enclosure—
  • Frame
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator EnclosureThree main shafts and two side shafts, ceiling-mounted with brackets and iron plates
    Parlour Series Enclosure—
  • Controls
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator EnclosureRemote, programmable stop heights
    Parlour Series Enclosure—
  • Side Walls
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator EnclosureBlackout fabric, attached with Velcro
    Parlour Series Enclosure—
  • Ball Containment
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator EnclosureWeighted bottom lip; no side netting included
    Parlour Series Enclosure—
  • Includes
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure—
    Parlour Series EnclosureFrame, impact screen, rear blackout membrane, 2 side screens, ceiling panel, corner pieces, side and front baffles

Requirements

  • Power
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator EnclosureMains-powered motor; outlet needed at the mounting position
    Parlour Series Enclosure—
  • Not Included
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator EnclosureLaunch monitor, projector, mat, software
    Parlour Series Enclosure—
  • Clearance
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure—
    Parlour Series EnclosureAt least 6" from the back wall and 4" from each side wall (Indoor Golf Outlet)
  • Room Minimum
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure—
    Parlour Series EnclosureRequired 144" W × 108" H × 204" D; recommended 150" × 111" × 204" (Indoor Golf Outlet, Parlour 11)

Practical

  • Availability
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator EnclosurePre-order, about 2–4 weeks (Indoor Golf Outlet, October 2026)
    Parlour Series Enclosure—

Dimensions

  • Size We Link
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure—
    Parlour Series EnclosureParlour 11, 1-ply screen: 136" W × 102" H × 66" D ($2,399.99)
  • Projectable Area
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure—
    Parlour Series Enclosure120" × 90" (4:3)
  • Other Sizes
    Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure—
    Parlour Series EnclosureParlour 13H: 151" × 114" × 66", 138" × 103" screen; Parlour 16H: 198" × 114" × 66", 183" × 103" screen; 3-ply screen +$100
Persona fitWho each one is better for

Who each one is better for

Honest persona fit, side by side.

Better for Motorized Drop-Down Golf Simulator Enclosure

  • Space-Constrained

    Screen and side walls go up into the ceiling together, so the room gets its floor back and still has side containment when the bay is down.

Both fit

  • Family Setup
  • Recreational Player

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