Golf Simulator Screens and Enclosures

Investing in a golf launch monitor can be expensive. As a result, you’ll want a high-quality golf simulator enclosure and golf impact screen.

Custom and Standard Size Golf Impact Screens

Ace Indoor Golf sells standard golf impact screens in 16:9; 4:3 and 1:1 aspect ratios, the proportional width and height of the screen expressed as two numbers separated by a colon. Ace also sells custom golf simulator screens.

The Best Golf Simulator Screens

The best golf simulator screens are designed to be durable, take the hardest hits without stretching or tearing, minimize bounce back and sound, and fill the entire screen with a high-definition image. Many screens are manufactured from single-ply fabric that scars easily and wears out quickly. A premium screen will be manufactured with multiple layers, double-stitched fabric webbing, and sewn-in grommets. Ace uses three quality levels of fabric from good to best: Trapeze, HiQ, and Premium. 

Our simulator screens are designed to extend from the floor up, offering an uninterrupted view with no floor padding between the turf and the screen. What's more, America's top golf retailers, indoor golf centers, and golf courses trust Ace screens and pads, including PGA Superstore, Roger Dunn, Worldwide Golf, Edwin Watts, Unita, 5-Iron Golf, Oakland Hills Golf Club and more. Our screens are known for their durability, quiet performance, and unmatched quality.

The Best Golf Simulator Enclosures

The best golf simulator enclosures will feature substantial, heavier, more durable aluminum or steel frames. They are engineered specifically for a golf simulator. The sidewalls are a thick, durable material that won’t tear and minimize bounce-back. A quality enclosure will include pads that eliminate gaps between the screen and the frame and frame-padding that eliminates ricochets and protects the structure and golfer.

See below our golf simulator enclosure reviews and golf impact screen pricing.