HomeCourse

Motorized retractable ProScreen 180 enclosures with ballistic-grade screens and side arms for multi-use home and office rooms.

About HomeCourse

HomeCourse focuses on retractable impact screens that deploy and stow with a wireless remote. The ProScreen 180 uses ballistic-grade materials, overhead containment, and extendable Pro Arms so golfers can reclaim living rooms, offices, and garages between sessions.

It is a frequent pick when a permanent pipe enclosure is not acceptable — sold through specialty indoor-golf retailers as a space-saving complement to any launch monitor and projector stack.

Decision checklist

Know before you buy

  • Lock launch-monitor type before final cage depth
  • Include mat thickness in ceiling clearance math
  • Plan screen tensioning — poor tension ruins image and bounce
  • Budget foam, baffles, and side protection with the cage
  • Decide DIY kit look vs finished-lounge finishes up front

Highlights

  • Motorized retractable screen deploys in under a minute
  • Ballistic-grade projectable impact surface
  • Pro Arms for wider projection and side containment
  • Ceiling, wall, or freestanding Pro Rack mounting options

Products & services

  • HomeCourse Golf ProScreen 180
  • Pro Arms side containment
  • Pro Rack freestanding mounts
  • Wall and ceiling mounting kits

Best for

Home and office golfers who need a premium retractable screen instead of a permanent cage.

Practical guide

Building around HomeCourse without wasting money

Enclosures fail when room math is wrong. Use HomeCourse 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 HomeCourse, 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 HomeCourse 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 HomeCourse 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 HomeCourse

What is HomeCourse best for?
Home and office golfers who need a premium retractable screen instead of a permanent cage.
What should I know before buying HomeCourse?
Review room dimensions, software or scope fit, and total ownership needs before you commit to HomeCourse. Compare related options in the same category and confirm compatibility with the rest of your bay.
Where does HomeCourse operate?
HomeCourse is based in United States. Service area notes: United States & select international retail. Always confirm current coverage on their website before you book or buy.
What does HomeCourse offer?
HomeCourse is associated with: HomeCourse Golf ProScreen 180; Pro Arms side containment; Pro Rack freestanding mounts; Wall and ceiling mounting kits. Check their site for current models, packages, and availability.

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