SIGPRO
Impact Projector Screen
A durable, tensioned impact screen built to double as a projector surface for simulator builds.
Who it's for: DIY and semi-custom golf simulator builds
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Pros
- Doubles as both a golf ball impact barrier and a projection surface
- Tensioned mounting reduces wrinkles that distort projected images
- Sized to fit common DIY enclosure dimensions
Cons
- Requires a separate frame or enclosure to mount
- Full-speed driver shots will eventually wear any screen and require replacement
A dedicated impact screen is one of the highest-leverage upgrades in a DIY simulator build, since it directly affects both durability and image quality. SIGPRO’s tensioned design keeps the surface flat enough for a sharp projected image while standing up to daily full-swing shots.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a hitting net and a full simulator?
A net-and-mat setup gives you a safe place to swing and gauge contact quality. A full simulator adds a launch monitor and screen so you can see actual ball flight and play virtual courses.
How much ceiling height do I need to hit indoors?
Most setups need at least 9 feet of clearance to swing a driver safely — check your specific launch monitor and enclosure's requirements before committing to a space.
