Gray Screens: Designed for Rooms with Ambient Light!
When choosing a golf simulator screen, your room’s lighting and desired image quality play a big role. In darker rooms, white screens deliver a brighter, more vibrant image and reflect light evenly for more accurate color reproduction. However, they’re vulnerable to ambient light, which can wash out the picture. Gray screens, on the other hand, are better suited for spaces with ambient light. They absorb light, resulting in deeper blacks and better contrast, though they will look dimmer in total darkness and can lose brightness at wider viewing angles. Unlike standard white screens that reflect all colors evenly, gray screens absorb more ambient light, allowing darker tones in projected images to remain rich and deep.
According to Carrie Dewire, Head of Screen Development for Ace Indoor Golf, “After testing different options, I would tell buyers the best screen depends on your projector’s brightness, the lighting in your space, and how important wide viewing angles and contrast are to you.”
Ace’s HiQ Screen is the pinnacle of golf simulator screens and the Gray Screen boosts the clarity and resolution of your projector in rooms with ambient light. This multi-layer, impact resistant gray polyester material offers commercial durability, is pucker resistant, resist stretching, and has minimal bounce back. Most screens are single ply fabric or use low quality material that scars easily and wears out quickly. The HiQ features a three-ply design that allows the ball to hit the screen with minimal puckering and it absorbs the sound of the impact.
Made In America Golf Impact Screens
This made in America screen, features a floor to the top of image design and includes Ace’s 3.5” shock cord pocket that rests on the ground and is held taught by an elastic cord that threads through the pocket and attaches to both sides of the frame at ground level. This design helps make it one of the quietest on the market. The screen can handle up to 34,000 hits with hardly any stretching. Plus, it can handle the fastest ball speeds in excess of 200+ mph.
Ace Indoor Golf screens are made from raw materials in our production facility located in Toledo, Ohio, and are manufactured from Heat Set Fire Resistant Polyester that meet all FR ratings so they can go into any commercial or home environment. Ace builds craftsmanship into the webbing/edges of its screens using a thicker, higher quality, more durable material than you see on other brands. We even double stitch the webbing and use #4 grommets every 12” for added durability and easier screen hanging.
