Tons of fun! Great swing practice and great for family fun! Appears accurate unless you take a bit too much turf. High quality graphics and a centerpiece to a boys night!
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Snow on the driveway, a Tuesday night, and you are still hitting driver, with the Foresight Sports GC3 reading every shot from beside the ball. Choose the screen size, mat and projector here, watch the build take shape in 3D at real size, and check out without waiting on a quote.
The Foresight Sports GC3 DIY Enclosure Golf Simulator is a complete home golf simulator package built around the Foresight Sports GC3 launch monitor: a Carl's Place DIY enclosure with a premium impact screen in six sizes, a Real Feel hitting mat, and a short-throw laser projector with its ceiling mount. Every pick updates the price and the 3D view, and the whole build goes to your cart as one package. It is for the golfer who wants one order for the whole room instead of sourcing a screen, frame, mat and projector separately.
Use the builder above to change the enclosure size, hitting mat or projector, or add a landing pad, gaming computer or touch screen monitor.

Foresight Sports GC3 is a tour-trusted, highly precise launch monitor engineered for golfers who want pro-level performance in a compact, easy-to-use unit. Powered by advanced triscopic photometric technology, the GC3 delivers reliable ball and club data with the consistency players expect from a premium Foresight device. Its sleek, portable design makes setup effortless, while its intuitive interface and smooth simulator integration make it a top choice for serious golfers building a high-quality indoor studio. It also offers broad software compatibility: it runs Foresight Premier through a Foresight+ membership (every new GC3 includes a 30-day Gold trial with Course Pass Pro), existing FSX Play, FSX 2020, and FSX Pro licenses keep working, and it integrates with leading third-party platforms like GSPro, E6 Connect, and Awesome Golf. For golfers who want elite accuracy without the bulk or complexity of larger systems, the GC3 sets the benchmark.

The Carl's Place DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure builds a clean, fully contained hitting bay. Every size in this package ships with the triple-layer Premium impact screen, a pre-cut 1-inch EMT pipe framing kit, foam inserts, a pair of 8 ft net wall extensions and an overhead safety baffle. BlackStop light-absorbing fabric keeps the picture bright with less bounce-back.
Room minimum, to the inch. Width is Carl's overall frame plus a 3 in buffer on each side; height is the frame plus 3 in above; depth is 12 in behind the frame, the 67.375 in frame, 5 ft 1 in from the frame to the tee (10 ft from the screen, the closest Carl's says to hit from) and 5 ft behind the tee to swing, which is 16 ft 9 in for every size; Carl's Place recommends 7 ft behind the tee for a full driver swing, which makes it 18 ft 9 in. Figures are rounded up to the next inch.

The package ships with the Real Feel Country Club Elite Golf Mat, 5'W x 5'L. Its long, dense fibers let you swing down and through the turf the way you would off a fairway, it takes a real wooden tee, and the base absorbs the strike so your joints do not.
Three Fiberbuilt mats are one click away in the builder, or remove the mat if you already have one:
The Tour Landing Pad cushions and quiets balls dropping off the screen, keeps them from scuffing the floor, and bridges the gap between the mat and the enclosure. The builder offers the width that matches your bay, always 8 ft long:

The Optoma ZW350ST is the included projector: 3,600 lumens, a 30,000-hour DuraCore laser with no bulb to replace, and a 0.521:1 short throw, so it mounts close to the screen and out of the swing. Seven BenQ short-throw projectors are available in the builder, from the 1080p TH671ST to the 5,100-lumen 4K LK936ST, and the ceiling mount switches to the right model for whichever projector you choose. Remove the projector and the mount goes with it. The projector calculator shows the mount distance for your screen size.

Simulation software such as GSPro, E6 Connect and FSX Play needs a gaming-class computer, and the one you pick here arrives ready for it. SurfThing builds them for golf simulation: 32GB DDR5, a 2TB SSD and an NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPU, in a desktop tower or a laptop. With the desktop PC, add the SurfThing DT2424H 23.8-inch touch screen to start rounds, review data and scrub swing video without walking back to a keyboard. It is not offered with the laptop, which has its own screen.
The Foresight Sports GC3 sits beside the ball, level with the hitting surface, so it adds no depth behind you. Room depth below comes from each format's own net or screen setup and swing clearance, not from the GC3.
The GC3 sits beside the ball rather than behind it, but the golfer's swing still needs clearance behind the ball: Carl's Place gives 4 ft as a minimum and recommends about 7 ft.
Every width of the Net Return Floating Screen Simulator Bay fits at 14 ft, with 18 ft for a full driver swing. The GC3 sits beside the ball at that same depth.
The Carl's DIY kit fits at 16 ft 9 in, with 18 ft 9 in for a full driver swing. The GC3 sits beside the ball rather than behind it, so it adds nothing on top of that figure.
The Pro enclosure needs at least 16 ft 0 in of room depth, and a launch monitor beside the ball adds nothing to it.
Also at least 16 ft 0 in. Carl's curved kits run 14 ft to 17 ft wide, which leaves room on either side of a centered tee for the GC3 beside the ball.
Carl's plans a Built-In room as 12 in behind the screen for buffer space plus 6 in to install the flaps, at least 10 ft from the screen and 7 ft of swing room in every direction. The GC3 sits beside the ball.
Our pick: the Pro Enclosure from 16 ft 0 in, or the Carl's DIY kit for less money, which fits at 16 ft 9 in, with 18 ft 9 in for a full driver swing. Either way the GC3 sits beside the ball and adds nothing on top of those figures.
Enter your own room width, depth and ceiling in the golf simulator builder, or read the golf simulator room size guide first.
Before you order, see the screen, the mat, the projector on its mount and the launch monitor drawn at real size, each where it goes.
The second gallery thumbnail opens an interactive 3D view of your build at real size, with the Foresight Sports GC3 where it belongs: beside the ball. Drag to rotate, pinch or scroll to zoom, open it full screen. Share build saves the configuration to a short topshelfgolf.com link with a picture, for a spouse, a contractor or us, and the link rides along on your cart line and order.
From the moment you first contact us, we offer the very best advice and service to find the right product at the right price. We do not just sell boxes -- we help you build the sim room you have been planning.
All six: Net, Floating Screen, DIY Enclosure, Pro Enclosure, Curved Screen and Built-In Screen. The GC3 sits beside the ball instead of behind you, so it adds nothing on top of each format's own room depth: at least 16 ft 0 in for the Pro Enclosure and the Curved Screen; 16 ft 9 in, with 18 ft 9 in for a full driver swing for the Carl's DIY kit; and 14 ft, with 18 ft for a full driver swing for a floating-screen bay.
Only what the enclosure itself needs: at least 16 ft 0 in in the Pro Enclosure or the Curved Screen; 16 ft 9 in, with 18 ft 9 in for a full driver swing in the Carl's DIY enclosure; and 14 ft, with 18 ft for a full driver swing in a floating-screen bay. Carl's plans a Built-In room as 12 in behind the screen for buffer space plus 6 in to install the flaps, at least 10 ft from the screen and 7 ft of swing room in every direction. The GC3 sits beside the ball, level with the hitting surface, so it adds no depth behind you.
Yes, at a room depth of at least 16 ft 0 in. Carl's curved kits run 14 ft to 17 ft wide, which leaves room on either side of a centered tee for the GC3 beside the ball.
We're proud to say we are an Authorized Dealer/Distributor for all the brands we carry. All our products come directly from the manufacturer. Your launch monitor, projector and computer are covered by their manufacturer's warranty from the date of the original purchase, subject to its conditions and limitations. 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 before ordering.
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