SIG Preferred Golf Impact Screen Raw Material - Impact Screens

SIG Preferred Golf Impact Screen Raw Material is a mid-tier, single-layer golf impact screen delivered as raw screen material with unfinished edges.

Perfect for DIY golf simulators and those looking for a customized look and feel, they allow for flexible mounting to a frame or enclosure using tarp clips.

Offering a cost-effective alternative to SIG's Premium Screen, the Preferred Impact Screen is crafted from tightly woven, impact-resistant polyester treated for reinforcement to ensure durability.

The Preferred Golf Impact Screen is intended for residential use. Explore the SIG Preferred Finished Golf Simulator Impact Screen featuring vinyl edges and grommets for easy setup.

Features

Budget-Friendly Alternative to SIGPRO Premium
SIG™ Preferred stands as the next best option after the SIG Premium Impact Screens.

Get quality material and durability without breaking the bank. Perfect for those seeking an economical solution without compromising on performance.

Approximately 40% less expensive than SIG™ Premium
Constructed from single-layer, reinforced material
Comes with a 6-month warranty*

SIG Preferred Golf Simulator Impact Screen roll view.

Perfect for DIY Enthusiasts
SIGPRO Premium Golf Impact Screen Raw Material is delivered with unfinished edges, allowing for flexible mounting to a frame or enclosure using tarp clips. Perfect for DIY golf simulators and those looking for a customized look and feel.

SIGPRO Preferred Golf Simulator Impact Screen closeup of mesh.

SIGPRO Preferred Golf Simulator Impact Screen closeup of mesh.

Warranty

SIGPRO Premium Golf Simulator Impact Screen Warranty
One-year warranty for residential use covers rips and tears in screen material resulting from golf ball strikes over time. Screen must remain unaltered and used as intended.

Example of improper use: Placing memory foam behind the screen. If using memory foam or weighted blankets behind the screen, ensure there's adequate gap between them and the screen. The screen is designed to evenly distribute the impact of the ball across its surface. If materials like memory foam or weighted blankets are in direct contact or too close to the screen, it concentrates the impact at the point of contact, leading to rapid wear.