Carl's Place

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Custom golf simulator enclosures, impact screens, mats, and DIY/pro kits - plus a 3D room configurator for planning builds.

About Carl's Place

Carl’s Place is the default research stop for DIY and many pro enclosure builds: custom-sized fabric rooms, impact screens, mats, and accessory kits sized to real garages and basements instead of a single SKU.

The configurator and education content help first-timers avoid ordering a cage that does not fit ceiling height or width. Pros reuse the line because sizing is repeatable across residential jobs.

Carl’s is an enclosure and room-gear company - not your launch monitor vendor of record. Pair their screen/cage with a monitor and software you already chose. Tensioning, foam, and projector throw still make or break the room.

Custom dimensions and a proven DIY/pro kit ecosystem are the reason people shop Carl’s. Fully finished millwork lounges with no visible kit aesthetic still need a design-builder on top of (or instead of) the cage kit.

Highlights

  • Custom enclosure sizing for odd real-world rooms
  • Impact screens, mats, and bay accessories in one catalog
  • 3D configurator for DIY and pro planning
  • Strong tutorial / community ecosystem
  • Pairs with nearly any launch monitor brand
  • Kit look vs finished-lounge look - decide before ordering

Products & services

  • Custom fabric enclosures
  • Impact screens and screen materials
  • Hitting mats and turf options
  • DIY and pro simulator kits
  • Projector mounts and bay accessories

Best for

DIY and pro builders who need custom-sized enclosures, screens, and mats for home sim rooms.

Practical guide

Building around Carl's Place without wasting money

Enclosures fail when room math is wrong. Use Carl's Place as the screen/cage decision only after depth, height, and monitor type are locked.

Size to the swing and the sensor

Width needs to cover stance and mishits; height needs driver follow-through; depth is driven by launch monitor type as much as screen size. For Carl's Place, match internal width and screen size to your room - not the biggest kit on the page. Leave baffle/side coverage where shanks happen.

DIY kit vs finished room

Pipe kits and tensioned screens are great when you want speed and value. Design-build rooms hide the frame, finish turf transitions, and handle lighting/acoustics. Decide whether Carl's Place is a stand-alone cage or part of a finished lounge before you order - that choice changes install labor more than fabric brand alone.

Screen, foam, and longevity

Impact fabric, foam depth, and tensioning decide bounce-back, image quality, and noise. Ask how the screen is tensioned, what happens after a year of wedges, and whether replacement fabric is available for Carl's Place sizes you buy.

Order checklist

  • Tee-to-screen depth matches your launch monitor type
  • Ceiling clearance for driver with your mat height
  • Screen size vs projector throw (short-throw / UST)
  • Side baffles / foam plan for mishits
  • DIY assembly vs hired tensioning and alignment

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Questions about Carl's Place

What is Carl's Place best for?
DIY and pro builders who need custom-sized enclosures, screens, and mats for home sim rooms.
Where does Carl's Place operate?
Carl's Place is based in United States. Service area: United States & international shipping (varies).
What does Carl's Place offer?
Carl's Place is associated with: Custom fabric enclosures; Impact screens and screen materials; Hitting mats and turf options; DIY and pro simulator kits; Projector mounts and bay accessories.

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