Carl's Place Built-In Golf Room Kit · Permanent & Immersive

The most realistic setup you can buy — because it's not an enclosure at all.

No pipes, no freestanding frame. This is a screen that mounts directly to your walls, with turf running right up to it, bottom border and all — the closest thing to actually being on the course.

Screen starts at $585 — full finish options below

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Be honest with yourself about this one.

This isn't a weekend project for a first-timer. It's built for people comfortable with real construction work — laser levels, anchoring into studs, demoing trim. If that's not you, our freestanding enclosure kits get you a similar experience with a much easier install.

Carl's Place Built-In Golf Room Kit with golfer mid-swing, seamless turf-to-screen with no bottom border

Why Built-In

Integrated into the room, not just placed in it.

Integrated Into Your Room

Arguably the most realistic-feeling and immersive indoor golf setup available. Once installed, it's a permanent part of the room's design — a genuine feature that can add real value to your property.

Multi-Purpose Space

No enclosure frame eating up your room means more space for a real swing. Add some speakers and a couple of recliners and you've got a legitimate home theater on the days you're not golfing.

Versatile Finishing

Padded wall and ceiling panels, adhesive acoustic tiles, retractable curtains, or your own DIY solution — pick whatever protects the space the way you want it protected.

How It Works

Installing your Built-In Golf Room Kit.

Plan and MeasureReview the setup instructions before you touch a single wall.
Set the FrameworkInstall the cable anchors that will hold the screen in place.
Hang the ScreenMount via cables and zip ties, then tension it properly.
Protect the WallsCurtains, wall tiles, or padded panels — your choice, covered below.
Get Ready to GolfThat's it — you're playing.

Ideal for installers skilled in construction and trades

For the built-in screen itself, you'll need to:

Have a space where the screen can be installed on an even plane, 1' away from the wall behind it
Be confident using laser levels to align every component
Be able to demo any trim boards that interfere with the screen
Anchor lag screws into the top and bottom plate of your walls
Have the patience to tension and adjust the screen for a perfect fit

For padded wall and ceiling panels, you'll also need to:

Use the diagram we provide to lay out panel placement
Demo any trim boards that interfere with panel placement
Attach cleats to studs (or use drywall anchors) and hang each panel individually

If any of this sounds out of your league, that's genuinely fine — check out our freestanding enclosure kits instead. Everything you need in an easy-to-assemble kit, no wall modifications required.

Before You Order

Ideal space requirements.

We recommend standing at least 10 ft from the screen, with 7 ft of swing room in every direction.

Minimum room width: 14 ft, if you want your tee centered
Minimum ceiling height: 9 ft is best for a full, confident swing
Minimum room depth: 12" buffer behind the screen, plus 6" to install the flaps
If installing padded panels: add 36" for each panel

Start Your Build

All the ways to finish your built-in golf room.

Start with Carl's Built-In Screen, then choose how to finish your walls and ceiling.

Built-In Screen Only

Wall-to-wall screen with no bottom border. No pipes needed — gives DIYers full flexibility on how to protect walls and ceiling themselves.

$585 Starting at

Wall & Acoustic Tiles

Adhesive-backed tiles for a sleek, professional finish. Two types available — budget-friendly wall tiles or thicker acoustic tiles for better sound absorption.

$885 Starting at

Retractable Curtains

Heavy-duty curtains that block ambient light, with reinforced grommets and a weighted bottom. Pull out to play, drag back for access.

$1,205 Starting at

Padded Panels

The most protective option. Custom-sized foam-and-fabric panels attach with French cleats and Z-clips for maximum wall and ceiling protection.

$4,165 Starting at, plus freight

Not sure which finish is right for your room?

Tell us about your space and we'll help you land on the right option — no pressure either way.