SIG10 Golf Simulator Enclosure

Hello Chris,

We recommend 12 inches behind the screen to the wall, you could probably get away with slightly less than that, but 12 inches is a good number.

Hello Ryan,

The enclosure is 5 feet deep and the side barrier netting come out 10 feet from that for the SIG10 and 12. They are the same nets for both as well, and they are 8 feet tall.

The SIG10 enclosure measures 10’10” wide, 10’1″ high x 13’7″ deep.

Here are the specific dimensions:

• Width: 10’10”
• Height: 8’4″
• Depth: 13’7″

The enclosure is designed to fit in a space that is at least 12′ wide, 18′ long, and 9′ high.

A regular projector screen is not designed to withstand the impact of golf balls, so it is not recommended for use with a golf simulator. Impact screens are specifically designed to withstand the impact of golf balls, and they are made of a durable material that will not tear or break when hit.

If you use a regular projector screen with a golf simulator, you run the risk of damaging the screen and ruining your simulator experience. Impact screens are a relatively inexpensive investment, and they will save you money in the long run by preventing damage to your projector screen.

Here are some of the benefits of using an impact screen for your golf simulator:

• Durability: Impact screens are made of a durable material that can withstand the impact of golf balls.
• Affordability: Impact screens are a relatively inexpensive investment.
• Improved viewing experience: Impact screens provide a better viewing experience than regular projector screens.
• Peace of mind: Knowing that your screen is protected from damage will give you peace of mind when you are using your golf simulator.

If you are considering getting a golf simulator, I would recommend investing in an impact screen. It is a worthwhile investment that will protect your screen and improve your golfing experience.

To choose the best projector for a golf simulator, you need to consider the following factors:

• Brightness: Golf simulators need a bright projector to project the image clearly, even in a bright room. Look for a projector with at least 3,000 lumens of brightness.
• Contrast: Contrast ratio is the difference between the brightest and darkest parts of an image. A high contrast ratio will give you a more realistic image. Look for a projector with a contrast ratio of at least 1,000:1.
• Resolution: Golf simulators typically use 1080p resolution, but 4K projectors are becoming more affordable. If you want the best possible image quality, choose a 4K projector.
• Throw distance: The throw distance is the distance between the projector and the screen. Make sure to measure the distance between your projector and your screen and choose a projector with a throw distance that is appropriate for your space.
• Lens shift: Lens shift is a feature that allows you to project an image onto a screen that is not directly in front of the projector. This can be helpful if you have limited space or if you want to project an image onto a ceiling.
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The SIG10 Golf Simulator Enclosure has dimensions of 10 feet in height, 13 feet in width, and 16 feet in depth, providing ample space for a realistic golfing experience.

Yes, the SIG10 Golf Simulator Enclosure is compatible with most golf simulator software available in the market, allowing users to enjoy a wide range of virtual golf courses and training programs.

• The Signature Series includes the SIG10 Enclosure, which combines the SIGPRO Premium Screen with an easy to setup frame and enclosure.

• The SIG10 Enclosure allows the image to fill in 100% of the screen, eliminating white space at the top and bottom.

• The SIG10 screen is constructed of premium materials, displaying in HD quality and built tough to withstand golf ball strikes up to 250 MPH.