Carl's Place
The DIY golf-room backbone, screens and enclosures.
Carl's Place is the build-it-yourself heart of the golf bay. It started in 2006 when founder Carl wanted to project a video game onto the side of a barn, built his own screen, and discovered real demand for high-quality projection and impact surfaces. Today, from Milton, Wisconsin, it's a leading source for the room around your launch monitor: impact screens, enclosures and complete simulator packages. The honest take: Carl's Place is where you spend the rest of your budget once you've chosen a sensor. Its DIY Enclosure Kit pairs a full-length impact screen with a durable nylon enclosure and engineered bounceback control (releasable zip ties, a weighted bottom cable, a no-border bottom), letting you self-build an immersive bay so more money goes to the launch monitor. Its in-house SIGPRO Premium impact screen, a MyGolfSpy testing winner, uses three-layer spacer-mesh fabric about 3.5 inches thick for a crisp 4K image with low noise and bounceback, beating leading competitors in independent testing. The honest caveats are that the base enclosure needs framing (or the add-on pipe kit) and premium screens carry a premium price, but for DIY builders the value is excellent.
Who it's for: DIY builders who want to spend launch-monitor money on the sensor and self-build an immersive, low-bounceback enclosed bay.
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