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DIY Enclosure Golf SimulatorPick your launch monitor, then add a hitting mat and a projector
From $3,891.90 →
Some golfers pay someone to build the bay. You would rather cut the pipe. The C-Series is a complete screen-plus-enclosure kit: you source or add the 1-inch EMT frame yourself and cut it to the list, and that work is exactly what saves you thousands over a pro install.
Every kit ships with a floor-to-turf impact screen with no seams, the black-out BlackStop™ enclosure, and steel corner fittings. Six stock sizes, so you match the kit to the room you already have.
Carl's Place builds each enclosure to order and ships it by FedEx or UPS ground, usually in about a week. Manufacturer delays can happen; we email tracking the moment it ships.
Rather not source and cut the pipe? The DIY Enclosure Golf Simulator pairs this enclosure with a pre-cut pipe framing kit, the mat, projector and launch monitor you pick, shows it in 3D at real size, and goes to your cart as one package.
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See how the frame, enclosure, and impact screen go together: start to first swing.
Six stock sizes run from a compact 8 ft bay up to a wide 10 ft-plus setup, so you measure the room first and buy to fit, not the reverse.
A borderless bottom cable pulls the picture all the way down with minimal bounce-back, so a low chip runs onto the screen instead of dying on a black border. Putts and low shots read cleanly.
Black-out BlackStop™ panels do two jobs at once. They catch shots that miss or bounce off the screen, and they cut the ambient light that washes out a projector, so the picture sharpens the moment the panels go up.
Standard poly-knit for durability on a budget. Preferred and triple-layer Premium as you move up in image quality. High-Contrast Gray for rooms with ambient light you cannot kill.
Steel corner and support fittings, cable receivers, springs, and zip ties are all included, with extras in the box, because a part that rolls under the workbench at 10pm should not end your build night.
Build the frame, hang the enclosure, tension the screen, tee off. The guide includes an EMT pipe cut list, and Carl's Place puts the assembly itself at about an hour with basic tools.
Measure before you buy. These are the manufacturer's clearances for a safe, well-tensioned bay. Plan your room around them and the build goes smoothly.
You have never built anything like this. Follow the guide, cut the EMT to the list, tension the screen, and the bay you swing in is one you built yourself.
You are converting a room you already have. Six stock sizes fit the kit to your walls and your ceiling instead of forcing the room to change.
Paying for labor you could do yourself would bug you every time you walked in the room. You get tour-quality screen options at a fraction of a built-in room, and the frame is your call: add the pre-cut Pipe Framing Kit, or cut your own EMT to save.
You have outgrown the net. You are ready to see the full ball flight on a projected image, on a screen matched to your projector and your lighting.
Carl's Place impact screens are built to take real golf balls at full driver speed. Take full swings without worrying about the screen. The BlackStop™ enclosure creates a hitting bay that catches shots that miss or bounce off the screen, so they stay out of your room.
In the box: impact screen in your chosen material, BlackStop™ enclosure panels, steel corner and support fittings, cable receivers, springs, zip ties and hook-and-loop fasteners, and a detailed assembly guide. Optional add-ons include pre-cut EMT frame pipes, safety baffles, net wall extensions, and a back cover kit.
| Feature | DIY C-Series (from $999.95) | Pro Enclosure (from $3,409.95) | Curved Kit (from $4,894.95) | Built-In Room Kit (from $790) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Freestanding DIY kit | Freestanding, premium | Freestanding, curved | Permanent built-in |
| Frame | 1-inch EMT (you build) | Rigid pro frame | Rigid 2-inch EMT | Mounts to your wall |
| Screen Included | Yes, 4 materials | Yes, premium | Yes, curved triple-layer | Screen sold to fit |
| Screen Surface | Zip ties with a bottom cable | Higher tension, flatter | Wraparound, panoramic | Wall-flat |
| Look | Functional | Premium, finished | Immersive, premium | Fully built-in |
| Install Effort | About an hour, DIY | Moderate assembly | Moderate assembly | Carpentry required |
| Best For | Budget first build | Premium finished look | Maximum immersion | Permanent dedicated room |
Want the flattest surface and the most finished look? Step up to the Carl's Place Pro Golf Simulator Enclosure. Want maximum immersion? The Carl's Place Curved Golf Enclosure Kit wraps the screen around your swing. Building the sim into a wall? See the Carl's Place Built-In Golf Room Kit. Just need the screen? Shop Carl's Place golf impact screens.
Confirm you have 10 to 12 ft of hitting distance, 2-3 in. of buffer around the frame, and 12-16 in. of clearance behind the screen (8.25 in. minimum for the rear fittings).
Cut 1-inch EMT to the included list (or drop in the pre-cut Pipe Framing Kit), sized 4 in. taller and wider than the screen.
Attach the BlackStop™ enclosure panels to the frame with the included steel corner fittings and fasteners.
Hang the impact screen and tension it evenly with the included zip ties and hook-and-loop fasteners for a flat surface and a clean image.
Center your projector on the screen and dial in the image. Darker rooms (or the High-Contrast Gray screen) give the deepest blacks.
Give the screen a couple of days under tension to relax any wrinkles, keep new balls clean, and you are set for thousands of swings.
Pick your size and screen, and the complete kit ships free within the contiguous 48 states from an authorized Carl's Place dealer. Expert support included if you hit a snag mid-build. Affirm financing available.
Choose Your Size & ScreenEverything you need to size the room, pick a screen, and dial in your projector.
The minimum ceiling, width, and depth you need for a safe home setup.
How to match your screen material and projector for the sharpest image.
Throw distance, mounting, and image size for a perfectly filled screen.
Beating ambient light in a garage bay: where the High-Contrast Gray screen shines.
From your first question to install day, we help you build the golf room you have been planning. Call us with questions about sizes, screen materials or what fits your space.
Each kit includes your chosen impact screen, BlackStop™ enclosure panels, steel corner and support fittings, and cable receivers, springs and zip ties with extras. You also get a detailed assembly guide with an EMT pipe cut list. For the frame, add the pre-cut 1-inch EMT Pipe Framing Kit, or buy EMT locally and cut it to the included list.
Plan for 10 to 12 ft of hitting distance from the screen, 2 to 3 in. of buffer on each side and the top of the enclosure, and 12-16 in. of free clearance behind the screen so the material can stretch, with a minimum of 8.25 in. required for the rear fittings. Build the frame 4 in. taller and wider than the screen for even tension, per Carl's impact-screen framing guidance.
Standard is a durable, budget-friendly poly-knit starter. Preferred adds a tighter weave and a smoother surface for noticeably better image definition, a favorite for home and commercial use. Premium is a triple-layer, noise-dampening screen for the sharpest image and quietest impact. High-Contrast Gray uses the same tri-layer build with deeper blacks, ideal for rooms with ambient light. Gray builds contrast by absorbing light, so the projector has to make that back up. We recommend at least 4,000 lumens in a room with any meaningful light, and 5,000 or more if the room is genuinely bright. In a room you can darken, the white screen gives the better image.
The frame is built from 1-inch steel EMT, which you can buy locally to save money using the included cut list, or add the pre-cut Pipe Framing Kit for a no-measuring, no-cutting build. The kit includes the steel fittings and fasteners either way.
EMT stands for Electrical Metal Tubing, also called Electrical Metal Conduit, and it forms the frame for your enclosure and screen. Do not use PVC. It will not work with the included fittings. Note that 1-inch EMT is the US trade name; the true outer diameter is 1.163 in. or 29.5mm.
For the safety of both the golfer and the screen, the manufacturer recommends standing a minimum of 10 to 12 ft from the screen. This distance also helps prevent premature wear on the material.
Time, tension and gravity remove most wrinkles on their own within a couple of days, though fold marks on a screen that sat boxed for a long time can take a few weeks. Skip the iron, since it is easy to damage the screen. A clean handheld steamer with distilled water speeds things up and should not leave water marks.
Use new golf balls free of scuffs, grass stains, or marker, and keep your clubs clean. Protect the edges and grommets from direct strikes. Impact screens are wearable products and may show wear early with heavy use, but they are built to withstand many thousands of strikes over their life.
The DIY (C-Series) is a budget-friendly enclosure with a simpler, build-it-yourself frame, ideal for a first setup. The Carl's Place Pro Enclosure uses a more rigid frame with higher screen tension for a flatter surface and a more finished, premium look. Choose Pro for the best image and appearance; choose DIY for the best value.
About an hour, per Carl's Place assembly manual, and it goes faster with a helper. Add cutting time if you source your own 1-inch EMT instead of adding the pre-cut Pipe Framing Kit. You need a 1/2 in. combination or socket wrench, a 3/16 in. hex key or bit, a tape measure, a rubber mallet, pliers, a cutting tool and an 8 ft step ladder.
Carl's Place says bounce-back is fairly uncommon apart from wedge shots. Hang the screen 12 to 16 inches in front of any surface, stand at least 10 feet back, and keep the screen flat without pulling it tight. If balls come back, loosen the releasable zip ties on each side. The optional foam insert kit covers the frame pipes behind the screen flaps, and a safety baffle knocks down high shots that come off the screen.
Yes. We offer financing through Affirm with flexible monthly payments. Select Affirm at checkout to check your rate in seconds. It will not affect your credit score. Zero percent APR options may be available depending on eligibility.
Carl's Place screens and enclosure materials are wearable goods, so they do not carry a warranty. Some marking and wear from the first sessions is normal, and how long a screen lasts depends on skill level, how often you play and how it is installed. If something looks unusual rather than like normal wear, send us photos and your order number and we will take it up with Carl's Place. All impact screen sales are final with no returns. Because fit and material choice matter, measure your space and pick your screen carefully before ordering, or call us at 1-888-871-6110 and we will help you choose.
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