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This one was a gift from a friend who was experimenting with 3-D printing.

Optoma HDR1080p - looks like that exact model is replaced by the GT2100. It's a short throw projector. Can see my entire build here onthegreen.golf/my-golf-simulator/

Not yet on the sig pro softy or super softy. Those are on my list next to try out.

@@playsimgolf looking forward to the review.

Jury is still out to be honest. I really really like the foam flex strip, hits great, putts roll pure and no pain or injury. I am not sure how durable and long lasting it will be compared to the fiberbuilt. I also took one star off of the foam flex because it does not take a real tee nor does it have a spot for a semi-permanent tee like the fiberbuilt does which is super nice. If I had to pick just one today to build a brand new golf sim with, I go with the Carls HotShot + Foam Flex strip.

Yeah I'm not certain on how many swings before it breaks down honestly. It looks and feels durable but time will tell. I will be updating my review as we use the strip more and more. As far as pricing goes, here is a chart of hitting strip price comparison chart onthegreen.golf/hitting-strips/

My answer is yes for most all of us the foam flex is the way to go. It is slightly punishing where as the gel strip is fully punishing. If you want to play on the hardest level, go with the gel-touch. We have settled in on the Foam Flex in our simulator. I'm going to use it for the next 6 months and then do a proper durability review and recap then of what I think, but so far I really like it.

I'm using a GC2. I am surprised it would be the mat causing issues. Especially one as quality as fiberbuilt.

It’s the Skytrak bud I sent mine back currently rocking the eye mini and love it registers everything great on the short stuff vs I was have so many non reads on 10yards and under on the stplus

Yeah for sure - especially off to the right in my sim. We are all right handers and shanks off to the right are a real thing. If I had drywall to protect off to the right I would need a better protection solution than what you see in my setup here with just some moving blankets on the wall. I do not believe we have had any balls fire off to the left wall however so if that happened to be the only side that needed protecting for us, it would be no big deal if we didn't put anything in there and most likely never get hit. Depends on the skill levels of the golfers as well lol.

I do not believe I have the performance turf for the stance area. I'm almost certain it is the same stuff you get from turf factory direct called the "Nylon 36 with padding". onthegreen.golf/turf-nylon-36-with-padding-installed-for-onthegreen-simulator/ With that said on my mat there are no feet indenting areas at all. The stance area has held up great.

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I did not use any blankets or mattress toppers behind the screen. You just need about a foot of space behind it so it can absorb the impact. I did place some blankets at the bottom behind my screen to catch any wormburners that happened to get underneath - but that hasn't been an issue since I raised my ramp up a little bit to cover the bottom of the screen.

16' wide, 9' high

Yes, still on the original bulb. Optoma 1080hdr short throw.

There is a difference between the front side and the back side. I suppose you could do that but the image would allegedly be much worse. There is a difference in sides of the screen for sure. I think a better option would be go get a 4'-5' wide strip of impact screen material and hang it directly over the main impact zone. I'm researching some of those unique solutions now.

This is the grass series.

I try and use minimal bungee cords across the bottom and sides. Just enough to keep the screen tight enough to look good but loose enough to absorb shots and kill most of the bounce back.

I'm almost exactly 10 feet from my impact screen. Bounce back is very minimal. Almost all of my shots hit the screen and fall down and roll back towards the hitting zone. Hardly no bounce backs at all. How wide is your screen? Maybe remove some of the bungees on the bottom and let the screen hang a little more freely.

Means what?

Yes, for sure. However the really hard hit sky'd balls still hit the ceiling with a decent amount of force. For my setup it is not a huge deal since I have my sim in an out-building with a metal roof and spray insulation on the ceiling and not in a drywalled environment. The netting does kill most of the shots before they hit the net. I could probably add a small amount of foam between the net and ceiling to protect the ceiling more if needed.

Yes, the screen itself is 16x9. My room is 17.5' wide and the screen takes up nearly all of it. Attached by bungees to eyelets drilled into the walls along the side. We hung a pipe across the top and then bungeed the screen to the pipe for the top. And thank you!

...and I have the optima 1080 short throw projector also

Screen is 10 feet from hitting area. And we do have netting across the ceiling and on top of the screen. We've had plenty of balls hit into the netting as well so you certainly need something up there if you are anywhere near 10' away from your screen. I use the same projector as you and it is hung just above my hitting zone maybe a 9.5' from the screen. It hangs at 10' high. so 9.5' away and 10' up is where the projector hangs. Fills the screen perfectly.

I'd love to get your feedback on the holy grail once you get some time with it.

What’s the holy grail ?

1080p is the projector and I'm using a geforce rtx 2070 video card. Hope that helps sorry for late reply!

Fiberbuilt adjustable golf tee

16'x9 - glad you like it!

It is pretty heavy, however it does lock in place with the base. I doubt it would stay completely still if it was not locked in.

@@playsimgolf Do you still find it to be easy on the body?

@@canefan17 Yes, and I'm playing as much sim golf now as I did when I first got it (if not more). No wrist, elbow or joint pain to speak of.

Thanks Bagger. The light was just a LED light from Amazon. The base on the mat... it's a fiberbuilt mat so it is the normal base. If you mean the ramp then that was a 3d printed ramp a friend of mine did for me as a gift.

Tie the BirTee to a sinker with fishing line and you won't have to chase after it

@@skinnerreels this is a great idea!

I'm not sure, I will ask my friend who printed the ramp. Good question on the ball tray STL... will investigate.

@@playsimgolf any update on the ramp 3D print file? This would be greatly appreciated! I just ordered my fiberbuilt.

@@playsimgolf Any update!? Would love to print one of these!