The only review you need: There are a couple of minor issues I came across but for value vs cost, hard to find anything better, for that, this gets 5 stars. What I wanted: A golf “cage” with a good impact screen that fits inside a 9 ft wide garage space. This having an 8’4” x 8’4” x 5’ option was perfect. Also wanted something that has sides and a top to help contain mis-hits or bounces. Quality: The cage itself seems very sturdy, made from metal poles. The black material that covers the outside is a thin tarp material. The screen seems very quality, made of a rubbery material and should absorb impacts well. Instructions: As other reviews mentioned, the instructions were lacking a bit, but I went in knowing that and brought my patience. Key notes about the instructions: -Mostly go by the pictures. On the size I got, the instructions incorrectly said to add an extra piece on one of the poles you put together, but the picture was accurate. -I took heed to the comment I saw about not over tightening. Once there was resistance, I just did an extra half turn or so more. -The tarp was easy to put on and secured with velcro. -***When laying out the white screen, if laying out outside or in a garage, make sure you get the correct side up, the other side could get dirty. I made this mistake, had to flip it over, and the screen got a little dirty (I’ll use a steam cleaner later if needed). The side that has Velcro all the way around is the side that needs to be up and that you hit into. There is also a part of the screen that will end up being the bottom, this part will have Velcro on both sides of the screen (for the bottom pad to Velcro to later).*** -It’s nice that it comes with Pads for the back frame that’s exposed in the cage, but I’m not sure this will hold up too well. Initial test with a foam ball, I hit one that went perfectly into the Velcro and got behind the pad. You might need a second person to press the Velcro in from the other side to help seal the Velcro better…that was hard to do from just one side by myself. -Mine also came with an extra square black tarp that had no mention of in the instructions. I realized this goes behind the screen to help with light getting through the back of the screen. There also is a direction this needs to face. The bottom is the side that has NO loops for bungees. I put this on after I stood it up, using a step stool, no issues. -Definitely don’t nudge this right against a wall unless you have padding up. I’m not using the side nets, but I did install one side. Hard to explain how that needs to go, but I got it after a bit. It comes with 2 bags that can Velcro shut. You can put ziplock bags of sand or bean bags in these bags. They just act as weights to hold the net in place. Again, a couple of issues I could see coming up, but don’t let that deter you from getting this. The price point is great. And long term, if the tarp or screen wears out, I think the frame will last a long time, so I can just buy new screens or tarps and size them to the frame. Will try to add a photo later once I have my whole setup complete. Read more
I was really impressed with the quality of this enclosure. The screen is a thick material and its very sturdy. They could have taken a little better care to keep paint out of the threads it was a little difficult to put the screws in but it worked out. Read more
I really wanted to rate it 5 stars but the instructions were really bad. It definitely prolonged the assembly but if you use the pictures and take your time it can be done in an hour or so. The actual assembly was easy except for the bungee cords. Compared to the rest of the process it was difficult. I think that is causing the only con- balls bounce of the screen pretty far. I contacted customer support and they said it will improve in time. I will update this review in a month or so. The quality of the product is extremely high. The poles are made of metal and are heavy enough that there is no need to weigh down the enclosure. The screen is much thicker and softer than I anticipated. This is one reason I’m optimistic the ball bounce back will improve. It does have a few wrinkles but these are slowly going away. I will update this later as well. It does come with a projector mount that can be attached to the enclosure or the ceiling. It is a really good quality mount, much better than the one that I purchased. If mounting on the ceiling it only extends to approximately 12 inches which will be sufficient for most situations. Overall this is well worth the price and more than makes up for the terrible instructions. Read more
Sturdy and easy to assemble. Very thick and durable screen Read more
Excellent product. Need two people to put together. Mainly to lift it up. Highly recommend especially for the price Read more
Directions weren’t great but manageable. Everything was labeled well. Watch which side faces outward on the projection screen. Very solid when it’s put together. Read more
This is great quality for the price. It is perfect for your home simulator needs. I set this up in the garage and assembly was extremely easy. The additional net features are can be removed if you are consistent with ball contact. My ball speed on Driver is about 170 and the ball safely comes off the net and rolls back to you. My kids hit balls and it side protection is great. Read more
Swapped out a 14' GoSports ($1300) for this 10' unit and couldn't be happier. Smaller footprint, side nets, and a blackout curtain for the back. Everything I wish my old one had. The screen is clear enough for my old generic projector, I'll likely upgrade the screen and projector at the same time, when/if that ever happens. My only gripe was having to run the bungee cords through the cloth tabs on the screen and surround instead of eyelets like all the others I've dealt with. But not a huge deal. Assembly was easy enough. Not as convenient as the push to lock ones, but again, not the end of the world. The bars did feel more stable and less prone to bending, so I'll take it. Stability wise, I was able to wiggle it into place by myself after getting everything set up and it moved as a unit pretty well. Took me about 45 minutes to set it up by myself, taking my time to make it look as best I could. Read more
