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Spin was very close across the board, but slightly higher on the gel. It will really come down to how you strike the ball, especially if you’re a sweeper. But just like on the coarse, firmer ground typically produces more spin.

Thanks for the kind words! With the Carl's C-Series design, the ball doesn't come back hard at all. It kind of hits, drops and rolls right to you, I would definitely add the safety foam around the perimeter they sell as it offers protection to the EMT pipes. As for the exposed wall with the shanks, since I hit 8' away from the screen, shanks really aren't a problem. The shot that could potentially hit the wall is a toe tip, but I have a foldout piece of gym mat on that side that I bring out when my daughter plays. If you want to talk more about your build, reachout to me at pixelgolfco.com, happy to help free of charge!

It's night and day! The original design I had the foam protection wedge and a worm burner would ramp up it and could come back. The C-Series design just kills the speed. Really glad they made the change!

The problem with the 700 is it would be too far back for a floor mount and would introduce some more problems with casting shadows and placement.

I bought this kit on Amazon, amzn.to/3VDOkWk and then I just configured it how I wanted to make it fit the dimensions and added wood from Lowes.

@@PixelGolf Creative solution, thanks for sharing I will look into it!

Thank you for your comment & your service. We already did the live drawing however.

Glad you found it helpful!

I have not tried outdoors, but I have used it in full brightness in my setup and it was still fairly bright. Having 4000 lumens should help your situation.

For golf simulators you need a good PC to run the software and a lot of people don't know what specs they need or what to buy. I'm just giving them the option to build one themselves and there's been a lot of people who have built this PC for their sims and are very happy with it. We do have a lot more videos on our channel to build a simulator if you need help.

Which custom one are you referring to? Feel free to give me a call. Info is on our website, pixelgolfco.com

Glad it was helpful!

More towards senior

Hello, I bought a couple of these kits, amzn.to/3BoUsLd and then pieced them together to make it work and added wood slats from Lowes.

Hello, It has been a while since I used the Mevo+, but there s a way around this... I can't fully remember what the fix was, but they have great customer support and should help you through this with no issues. I will also look into this and see if I can get you an answer.

Not with the way the swing arc is. I used my old Optoma projector in this same spot for over 2 years and it was never a problem.

I have that projector for review, so stay tuned!

Hi Josh, I am still using my DIY insert as the dimensions are 13x30" for mine so in order to use the HotShots I would have to buy a new piece of turf... I plan on possibly switching down the road though if some new turf comes out in which case I'll be sure to make the cutout 12x30 so I can use the HotSHot as well. As for the thickness difference, Carl's now makes 1.25" thick puzzle mats so the height will be pretty close if using your own turf. alnk.to/faCv5ck

@ Yeah I was thinking about maybe doing that as well. The only thing with the Carl’s place mat is that for my business size, the mat would cost around $3000 compared to the Prosource 1” that you linked which would be around $1500.

Hello, you can find it here, indoorgolfoutlet.com/collections/putting-turf/products/sig-money-putt-golf-turf?variant=48947253182767 Use PromoCode: DJ03489 for a discount!

Amazon, amzn.to/3VldJUw get 1" thick

😂I mean, it didn't run very hot at all...

It basically does screen share, which will work best with less graphic hungry software like the Garmin R10 that has IOS support.

The TK710STI is a great projector, but the biggest thing you need to think of is the brightness output. If you have a pretty low lit environment you may be fine with the 3000 lumens on the 700STI, but if you have a brighter area you may want to go with a projector with more lumens like this one. 4K makes a BIG difference in image quality, but if you're sacrificing brightness, you could end up with a less impressive image overall. The other thing to consider is you need a more powerful PC to run 4K smoothly so that also adds extra cost. Finally, the 700STI will need to be about twice as far back as this projector so you'll need to confirm it will work with your screen, hitting location and room. Feel free to reach out to me directly and I am happy to talk you through your build and what works best for you.

Hello, I just bought a pipe shelf kit from Amazon and pieced it together to the shape I wanted and added wood slats.

The screen in this video is 85” tall by 115” wide.

Awesome, thanks for watching!

I decided I wanted it to be easily moveable and I put it in at the start of Covid. It was just supposed to be a temporary thing, but myself and the fam liked it so much it's here to stay!

@@PixelGolf Makes sense!

So mine actually isn't a perfect 4:3 as I went with it a little wider to fill my space how I wanted too. Setting a custom resolution isn't a big deal, the only downside is if I watch something on my Apple TV in native 4:3 there's a little bit of width gap as Apple doesn't allow custom resolutions.

@@PixelGolf Thanks for replying, it sounds like you would recommend having as big of an impact screen as possible regardless of aspect ratio then? Examples would be 11x9 when you can't fit 12x9, vs 10.5x8 which would be proper 4:3 then?

The end pieces are 3/4” and the foam is 1”, but the 1/4” difference is negligible and with the adhesive under the turf and the end pieces as well as the velcro, it ends up being about perfect. Also, you can just use 3/4" wood for the end pieces as well and save some money.

Thank you..

The color of the Carl's insert is a brighter green, which I like. I've always thought the Money Putt Turf was a little too dark. There's about a 1/4" height difference, but Carl's now makes there own puzzle mats that fix this as they are 1.25" tall, alnk.to/44WImEY

I can tell you after years of using, the board has never done that. Stick with Lexan.

@@PixelGolf Thanks so much for the reply. I will try the Lexan with the new insert I'll be putting together. And.... thanks so much for the time and effort you put into this endeavor.

I can tell you for sure it makes a big visual difference in person. Every time I test a new projector that's 1080P I am always anxious to get back to 4K as quickly as possible. But, for the price difference, yes most people will be more than happy without it!

I can tell you I've hit a ton of shanks and they all stay within the enclosure, but I am hitting from just 8' away. The shots that are the problem is the dreadful toe shots that new golfer tend to hit. My 14 year old has hit a few of them at the start, but I have a 2" thick padded mat that slides out on the right side adding further protection.

The Optoma is about 6.5' back as it's a shorter throw ratio(.49) and the BenQ is about 9' back as it's not as short of a throw ratio. They're both about 1' above the top of the screen.

Thank you!

Hello, I’m hitting from 8’ away. I was hitting from 9’, but found 8’ to be a great compromise.