Golf Simulator Screens for Clubs, Courses & Pro Shops
Screenshot Golf builds retractable impact screens for commercial golf facilities — country clubs, courses, pro shops, ranges, and instruction academies. The screen deploys for play and rolls away so the space can do its other job.
What happens when the bay doors close?
Most clubs already have the opening. Bay doors stand open through the warm months so members hit out to the range, then close when the weather turns. For a lot of facilities, that is the point in the calendar where the bay stops earning and members start looking elsewhere.
A motorized impact screen is what keeps the bay open. The screen deploys across the closed opening for simulator play, and rolls up again when the doors come open in spring. The changeover takes a button, not a build, and nobody has to carry, square, or store anything.
Members who pay a premium for access expect somewhere to play in February. This is how one bay covers both seasons.
A club bay opened to the range
A room that does two jobs
A pro shop that becomes a fitting bay. An event room that becomes a winter league. A teaching bay that goes back to being a cart barn at close. Retractable means the floor keeps earning when the simulator isn’t running.
Golf courses and country clubs
Members pay for access, and access should not stop when the season does. A bay that opens to the range in summer closes for winter league, lessons, and member events — and opens again in spring. One space, booked year-round, without building a second room.
Pro shops
The retail floor becomes a fitting bay on demand. Sell clubs by day, run a fitting or a launch-monitor session when a customer asks, then put the floor back. Nothing is permanently surrendered to the simulator.
Driving ranges and sim lounges
Weather closes a range. It does not have to close the business. A screen across the bay opening keeps tee times sellable on the days that would otherwise be lost, and clears away when the weather turns again.
Instruction and academies
One bay, two purposes, cycling every day. The screen has to be there for the next lesson, which is why it is installed and supported rather than shipped in a box.
Built for a commercial duty cycle
A home simulator might cycle a few times a week. A club bay cycles it every day of the season. Eclipse Outdoor builds motorized screens for commercial exterior applications where daily cycling and weather are the baseline expectation, and the golf screen is built on that same hardware.
Screens carry a five-year frame and motor warranty, are made to order in widths to 22 feet, and are installed and serviced by a nationwide dealer network — which matters more than any single number when a bay is booked and a motor needs attention.
See the full specification →Common questions
How do golf clubs keep members playing through winter?
Clubs with hitting bays that open to the range in summer can close them for winter and deploy a motorized impact screen across the opening for simulator play. A Screenshot Golf screen retracts when the doors open again, so one bay serves both seasons without a separate room.
Can a pro shop run a simulator without giving up retail floor space?
Yes. A Screenshot Golf screen deploys for a fitting or a lesson and rolls up afterwards, so the floor returns to retail in under a minute. The bay earns its square footage twice rather than being committed to golf permanently.
Are Screenshot Golf screens built for commercial use?
Screenshot Golf screens are built by Eclipse Outdoor, which manufactures motorized screens for commercial exterior applications where daily cycling and weather are routine. Screens carry a 5-year frame and motor warranty and are installed by a nationwide dealer network.
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