To install the screen, we recommend using bungee cords to attach the top and sides of the screen to a steel or wooden frame. Make sure the bottom of the screen hangs loose to allow for some slack, which reduces tension and wear. You should also leave a 30cm gap behind the screen to give it some flexibility when hit by a ball. Alternatively, you can opt for a golf enclosure kit that is perfectly sized for your screen.

If your screen is installed too tightly, it can cause excessive tension on the eyelets, leading to wear and potential splitting along the tension lines. If the screen is too loose, the ball will remain in contact with it for too long, causing increased wear. To get the right balance, leave a 5-7.5cm gap on the sides when using bungees for the correct tension, and ensure the screen can be pushed back by about 30cm in the centre.

To prolong the life of your impact screen, we recommend using only clean, brand-new golf balls, as worn or marked balls can cause more damage. Make sure the screen isn't too tightly tensioned and try to hit the centre of the screen as much as possible. Rotating or flipping the screen (if reversible) can help distribute wear evenly, and adding a foam backing layer can further cushion impacts and reduce stress on the material.

You can reduce both noise and bounce-back by adjusting the tension of the screen. Leaving some slack (so the screen can be pushed back by about 30cm) helps absorb the impact of the ball more effectively. Some customers also add foam or pillows behind the screen to further dampen sound and minimise bounce-back.

If you notice areas of the screen wearing out, consider rotating or flipping the screen (if it is double-sided) to distribute wear more evenly. You can also adjust your hitting position slightly to avoid repeatedly hitting the same spot. Ensuring the screen has the correct tension and adding a foam backing can also help extend its life.

Fold lines from shipping are normal and should not affect the image quality once the screen is installed. If you notice stubborn creases, try using a steamer on a low setting after testing it on an inconspicuous area. We do not accept responsibility for any damage caused during this process.

While premium golf balls like ProV1, ChromeSoft, and TP5 offer excellent performance, they can cause more wear on the screen due to their high spin rates and softer construction. For the best results and to extend the life of your screen, we recommend using clean, new golf balls that are free from scuffs, markings, or designs.

This depends on your usage. For light home use, our Lite Impact Screen offers a balance between durability and image quality. For heavy home use or HD/4K image requirements, we recommend the PRO Reversible or Pro+ Impact Screens. For commercial setups, the Close-Knit or Commercial Baffle Impact Screens provide the kind of image quality, durability and noise reduction you’re looking for. And for the best of all, we recommend Pro+, which is the most premium screen we offer, has exceptional image quality, and is tested to withstand thousands of shots over 250 miles per hour!