How to Build a Premium Home Golf Simulator on a Budget (Full Instructional, Part 1) | Builds by Maz

[@ElkForestLodge]

Finally a video that actually shows the full build process in detail. Thank you!

[@jefferybruckner4241]

I just completed the simulator following the process by Builds by Maz and I purchased the parts using his suggestions. Just an FYI for those looking to build this and you're looking at his cost of $758.00. The fee being advertised does not include sales tax, possible shipping fees or miscellaneous items. For example, to cut the pipe you may need to purchase a pipe cutter (which I recommend in lieu of the recipricating saw). I also needed 2 cans of primer and 3 cans of paint, but this may be do to my good painting skills. I also needed to purchase contractor paper for the painting process. With that said, his directions were easy to follow and the simulator was easy to build (I built mine by myself due to a lack of friends). My total cost which includes sales tax and shipping was $886.74. I am very pleased with the outcome and looking forward to years of use. Thank you to Builds by Maz!!!

[@buildsbymaz]

Glad the build worked out for you!

[@TheShaolinSoul]

Sorry so this $758 also doesn't include the golf simulator right? for example the PC needed to run it or the Mevo+?

[@buildsbymaz]

@@TheShaolinSoul That's correct, the $758 just covers the impact screen and enclosure. You can check Part 2 on my channel which lists the costs for everything needed, including Mevo+, PC, projector, hitting mat, etc.

[@adrian_orozco]

Without a doubt the best video I've seen on the subject of DIY Golf Sims!!! Congrats Maz. It seems you're pretty versed in working with canvas, grommets, etc. What about some black snap buttons to secure the fabric to itself! I may have to give this build a shot! Thanks for sharing!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks so much. And great idea about the snap buttons. A little tricker to install but that could create a really clean finished look.

[@adrian_orozco]

@@buildsbymaz I can imagine! Thanks again! Oh and by the way, what floor tiles did you use for your floor?

[@buildsbymaz]

@@adrian_orozco These here - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074DSQF13/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@adrian_orozco]

@@buildsbymaz I'm an idiot, I didnt see that you were going to cover the floor in Vid 2. Ive since watched it! Thanks dude.

[@buildsbymaz]

@@adrian_orozco No problem, hope it answered all your questions.

[@BridgetBarratt]

So thankful to find this video! Your straight forward instructions and linked parts list GREATLY simplified the process. We have all of our parts and will be assembling it this week. Thank you for documenting and sharing!

[@buildsbymaz]

Glad I could help! Best of luck with assembly and hope it turns out great.

[@BridgetBarratt]

@@buildsbymazWe finished assembling our enclosure and are very happy with the result! I wish I would have viewed part 2 for the discussion on projectors. I spent a lot of time figuring out which to use and you broke it down very nicely. Thanks again for generously sharing your diy knowledge as it saved us significantly from a cost standpoint

[@buildsbymaz]

@@BridgetBarratt So glad it worked out! Yeah the projector setup can be a bit tricky but I'm glad I could help, enjoy your new setup!

[@dougbooth9658]

New follower here. Great job on that video. No detail left out and I appreciate that. Looking forward to the second video!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks for watching! Part 2 is actually already out - you can find it on my channel.

[@JeffMaxwell-u3l]

What a great video. I’m going to start the process now. Can’t thank you enough. Times a tough right now so every penny saved is a penny earned. And I subscribed so looking forward to other videos. Thanks again Maz 😊

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks for watching and hope your build works out great!

[@bradleybiederer8796]

Absolutely best video I’ve seen on this. Super helpful thank you! Probably the route I’m going to take. Man that grommet kit was the MVP of the build!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks for watching. It definitely was haha I used it way more than I expected.

[@ernestanderson4522]

Man, the timing of this video is impeccable. Building a golf sim has been in the back of my mind for years but I finally decided to order the mevo +. I'll start this build early next week! Thank you!

[@buildsbymaz]

Glad to hear it! You're going to really enjoy it.

[@ernestanderson4522]

@@buildsbymaz Also useing your code on the Mevo + today. Thanks again.

[@buildsbymaz]

@@ernestanderson4522 You picked a good time, it's at a great price right now.

[@rachelgamble8965]

Great setup! Nice that you can play any time of day in any weather. That Flightscope simulator looks awesome!

[@timgough6738]

I did find this super helpful!

[@joaovicente7209]

This is one of the best KZbin videos I’ve ever seen

[@buildsbymaz]

Glad to hear it!

[@ASha780]

The Grommet tool absolutely become the VIP of your build, didn't it? Love when that happens with a tool.

[@buildsbymaz]

100% it did. I've used it for a few other little projects too already - it's turned out to be a great investment.

[@bryarnevins9258]

HUGE thanks for this video man. A lot of unknowns I had on how I was going certain things and you came up with very clever ways of accomplishing things. Specifically the grommets on everything!

[@buildsbymaz]

You're welcome! Took me some brainstorming but the grommets are simple to install everywhere and have held up great

[@johnkloian6995]

LOL - you listed the entire build list sans the flooring. I appreciate this video - gave me the courage to just do it mostly myself - save me thousands of dollars. Thank you.

[@buildsbymaz]

Hey John, check out part 2 of this video on my channel- I have the flooring listed out as well as all the other parts of the simulator. Best of luck

[@mess4sure]

Awesome work 👌🏽 Cool you’re showing every step of your building 🙌🏼

[@joshuapepper]

This is impressive. I built my very similar to you and tried the same things, but you executed it better than me while also making a video. The velcro don't he cavas was the toughest part. I should have gotten the eye hole creator! I will work on a version 2 of mine to make it smaller so I may take some tips from this video.

[@buildsbymaz]

The grommet tool is a huge lifesaver!

[@SlideJob57]

This is by far the best video for a DIY Sim build I've seen!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks so much!

[@SlideJob57]

@@buildsbymaz don't thank me, it's pretty obvious. People on a budget are looking for a cheaper way of enjoying an indoor setup without spending thousands and not having to draw up a crazy blueprint to do it. You simplified it allowing people to use this as a great guideline. 👍

[@Michael_LzzzD]

This is a perfect video tutorial. The pacing was perfect.

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed.

[@nikkimazan7861]

I loved trying this out!!! Inspired me to buy my own golf clubs and start learning

[@Lee-ps3ts]

This is the best build yet by far. Much thanks.

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you!

[@yourewhite44]

It is amazing that this is the first true DIY simulator build video, really well done- thanks man!

[@buildsbymaz]

You're welcome! I know, I spent a long time searching for a video to help me with my build and couldn't find one. Glad this will be able to help others

[@willk4808]

I just got done building this for my garage. Tutorial was super easy to follow and all the materials I needed were there. Thanks for the video!

[@buildsbymaz]

You're welcome - hope it turned out great for you.

[@rickliners6123]

Great video. Very clever problem solving for all the issues that came up. This has inspired me to upgrade my jankie old setup. I also like your costs are very transparent and realistic. I also have the MEVO+. Great little device for the money. The Pro software is a must upgrade down the line. Also, The GSPro software looks great. I might have to fanagle that upgrade somehow in the future. I started shopping and amazon has a new PC that should run it for 400$.

[@buildsbymaz]

Definitely recommend GSPro! Be sure to check their website for all their computer requirements

[@bassmasta9117]

This is awesome. Definitely bookmarking it for the future 👍

[@ArtursBondars]

Good, quality job and even better full lenght tutorial. Thanks a lot!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you!

[@BradJohnson-q7n]

Nice job. Your build was very detailed thanks.

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks for watching

[@MOTOBLADE]

Absolutely perfect video! Thank you so much! I'm about to try building one of these in the garage as a surprise for my Dad :)

[@buildsbymaz]

I'm sure he'll love it! Glad I could help.

[@leosgolf]

This is a fantastic DIY project build for folks who have the time and patience to build. I’d like to offer some added tips… 1. Consider buying some wire shelving that has the hanger extension so you can lay a piece down in front of the screen under your turf so it will create a ramp. This will eliminate balls hitting the bottom bar and help balls roll back to you as well. It will also help with the lifespan of your screen because one of the highest stress points is at the bottom where you’ve attached the screen around the bar with grommets. Over time that is where you will see rips develop. 2. I would recommend either folding over the edges or adding some other material as a second layer around the perimeter before you add your grommets. Again, I believe over time these grommets will work loose and pop out of the material or cause ripping. I’m in no way being critical. I think this is a great video, but I know from lots of experience exactly how continuous impact on a screen can create stress on the connections and eventual failure of screens. 3. In general people will tend to try to overtighten their screen to get that perfect flat look. For extended screen life, I strongly recommend you let the screen relax more and live with a few small sags. It will add years to the life of your screen, and when the projector is on, will hardly be noticeable.

[@buildsbymaz]

All great tips, thank you!

[@MrZlatanv]

This video is so thorough! Great job man! Any suggestions for sound proofing? My setup is in my garage which is connected to my house

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you! For soundproofing, it depends on if you care about aesthetics or not. There are plenty of soundproofing panels available, but if you want a cheap and easy option you can use a sheathing panel like this - www.homedepot.com/p/1-2-in-x-4-ft-x-8-ft-R-1-5-Natural-Soundboard-Insulating-Sheathing-185862/206790021#overlay

[@peterhafner7768]

This is great. So much detail. So many questions answered. And it looks great. Thank you!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks for the support! Glad I was able to help.

[@JesseGamble-ek1zb]

That’s so cool! Just finished watching the full video… the only thing I think might be missing is at least 1 more bean bag.

[@mr.rananowactive2992]

U r awesome and a perfectionist. Gonna try making this.❤ From India.🎉

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you and good luck!

[@Strato5Fear]

This is the best instructional golf sim video I've seen by a long shot. And the finished product looks great. Any thoughts on a video showing the rest of the set up?

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you! And yes you're in luck, the next video which shows the whole setup will come out this Saturday.

[@genefield1516]

Looks like a great build. I will follow your guidance for my enclosure.

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you!

[@paulbennett6914]

Nice vid! Very approachable.

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks!

[@alextotheroh8071]

Lace tightening was a great idea

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks!

[@ljaucoin3464]

This is awesome! I would like to build an exact size setup. Do you have a detailed list with measurements? If not I’ll just write down some notes a rewatch your video. Appreciate you doing this!

[@buildsbymaz]

Hey there, I actually don't really have anything more detailed than what I put in the video. Hopefully that's enough, but if you have any specific questions feel free to ask here.

[@ljaucoin3464]

@ you were detailed enough in your video 👍

[@GasmonkeyWalker-hn6oq]

Great video 👍🏻some really good ideas and best of all save money 👌🏻.

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks for watching!

[@jimmysinger2201]

Exactly what I’ve been waiting for. Thank you!

[@KP-zx4zr]

You can sew the Velcro to the canvas that might work. Maybe reinforce the grommets with some heavier fabric to prevent ripping?

[@buildsbymaz]

I thought about sewing, but decided that would be too much hassle. So far the grommets are holding up great but if they start showing signs of ripping I'll look into reinforcing them.

[@austinmaddox1644]

Definitely will be building this set up soon!

[@corywilcox6272]

Awesome tutorial! I wonder if in some cases using snaps instead of grommets would be better?

[@buildsbymaz]

Snaps could definitely work! They are just more difficult to install, especially when its not on the edge of the fabric. You have to use a hammer to punch the snap fasteners into place, but if you plan ahead and do that before installing the fabric it could be great solution.

[@cryptowethepeople9582]

You inspired me to build a golf simulator. I'm going to do the same exact setup. Question how much of the duck Canvas did you buy??

[@buildsbymaz]

Awesome! I believe I got 10 yards

[@aaronlee8335]

holy moly this is fireeeeeee love it!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you sir!

[@jlnew10]

Thank God brother, great video. I had just about given up on a diy simulator setup after watching countless videos, only to discover it cost them $25,000. As winter in the midwest approaches I'll start this project and follow along as you go. By the way, if you had it to do over would you use something besides duck canvas and what would it be ?

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks for watching and good luck with your build! The duck canvas has actually been solid ever since I switched to tying it back with the grommets and string, but I think that poly satin fabric that I used to cover the cushions would also work really well for the entire enclosure.

[@natural7098]

great video. nice job.

[@Balidan777]

Amazing video sir ! Eagerly waiting for the Part 2.

[@buildsbymaz]

Thanks! Part 2 will be out next weekend.

[@rimseffar]

That’s amazing! I shared it with Tim I am sure he will find this super useful 😊

[@Guguuu.]

Hey Maz, any idea when part 2 is coming? Looking to get an indoor set up for the winter!

[@buildsbymaz]

Should be up around next weekend - I have all the content filmed I just need to finish the editing.

[@vinhgolf]

Great video and straight forward with details. I have a 8' ceiling in my basement, do you think it will work with Nevo plus?

[@buildsbymaz]

The height doesn't really matter too much for the Mevo, it's more just making sure you have enough distance between your hitting area and the screen. But make sure you do some practice swings down there and you aren't hitting the ceiling with your club.

[@vinhgolf]

@@buildsbymaz good to hear …I can only use 8 irons or less .

[@buildsbymaz]

@@vinhgolf Good enough to dial in the wedges and short game!

[@daPollock66]

Best video on KZbin! Liked and subbed! Thank you!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you for the support!

[@mitchgreen700]

Thank you, looks great

[@loug9063]

This was great, QUESTION? I am about to start in my two car garage and build a 10 foot Sim. Do you still feel that impact screen is working out for u? I thought about using your process but maybe upgrading screen to a Carls Place or Sig Pro for a few hundred more. But if you feel its about as good as Carls I will order the one you have. Cant wait for 2nd vid!

[@buildsbymaz]

I am still really happy with my screen, it still performs as well as when I got it. I have never personally used a Carls Place or Sig Pro screen so I can't comment on the comparison, but maybe another user could answer that for you. Either way you'll end up with a great screen.

[@jimginnyohio]

Excellent! I’ve been hoping someone would post a video just like this. Thank you! I plan to build! Subbed too!

[@buildsbymaz]

Glad you enjoyed. Will be working on part 2 soon!

[@lurkerlew2136]

This could not have come at a better time for me, so thanks

[@buildsbymaz]

No problem. Just in time for winter!

[@lurkerlew2136]

@@buildsbymaz Right you are, looking forward to part 2

[@trailblazer7108]

Well done mate

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you!

[@JesseGamble-ek1zb]

I’ve tried it out and it’s awesome!

[@pep10com]

Nice video. What are you using for your impact location light?

[@buildsbymaz]

This one from amazon, it works great - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Y4R519D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@StickyPickle-w4i]

Great build vid. Only thing i would really critique is i would add double the gromments on screen and some self tappers on outside of tubing to hold bungies in place, your screen was quite a bit wavy. I will be saving vid though for future reference, great info and who doesnt wanna save money.

[@buildsbymaz]

Some good ideas. The nice thing is I can always go back and add more grommets if needed. Thanks for watching!

[@StickyPickle-w4i]

@@buildsbymaz Absolutely you can. Its a great build i seriously will most likely follow. For myself i think i would actually just buy the corner padding for $200 as well, but overall i love it. My buddy and i are upgrading sim room in the next few weeks and i was debating on what to do about a larger screen, this video may have answered that question. Whats even better is i too am going 9x12 so i can literally follow step by step with my own tweaks. Bravo!

[@buildsbymaz]

@@StickyPickle-w4i Glad to hear it. You'll enjoy the new sim room I'm sure!

[@RossCampoli]

Really nice job!

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you!

[@Mentalfirmware]

Great video! What are the dimensions of the total black floor mat area? I’m trying to find out if my 20’x11’ room is going to be sufficient for a sim.

[@mehammered]

Great video thanks!!!

[@buildsbymaz]

You're very welcome

[@Cesar-zb6zf]

Hey, great video. What width of screen did you get for your 12ft enclosure? And what width should I get if I’m making mine 10 feet wide?

[@buildsbymaz]

The screen width is the same width as the enclosure, so my screen is 12 ft wide, and you should get a 10 ft wide screen. Let me know if I am misunderstanding your question.

[@Cesar-zb6zf]

@@buildsbymaz At 10:11 you say that the frame should be 3 inches wider than the width of my impact screen. So does that mean I should cut my frame to 10'3" for a 10 ft wide impact screen?

[@buildsbymaz]

@@Cesar-zb6zf Yes that's exactly right.

[@vutran77059]

Wow 300 yard drive 😮

[@joshjohnson2667]

Exceptional video.

[@buildsbymaz]

Thank you sir!

[@JoeHartRE]

Hey man ! Did you ever cut the bottom like the sides with bungees?

[@buildsbymaz]

Hey sorry I'm not sure I understand. Cut the bottom of what exactly?

[@kylec2615]

I need part 2 now though! What projector do I buy? Can I run everything off a basic laptop? Not basic but mid grade. Also, do I need wifi? My garage is detached and pretty far from my house wifi.

[@buildsbymaz]

I'll try to have part 2 done in the next 2/3 weeks. But I will say if you want to just use a laptop instead of a desktop, you will probably need a high end one. Wifi will be required as well, my garage is detached too but I use a mesh wifi system and it has great range.

[@kylec2615]

@buildsbymaz hell yea. Thank you for getting back to me! I'll get the mesh set up and try out the laptop I have. If it doesn't work I'll get a better one. If you got the specs to recommend that would be great. Flightscope doesn't give the information, at least not that I can find.

[@buildsbymaz]

@@kylec2615 If you are wanting to run the FlightScope app on PC, you will need an i5 with 8gb ram, and Nvidia 1070 graphics card or equivalent. You can see more detail on their website if you search for the software, and then click the box that says 'requirements'. If you want to run GSPro, which is another popular software, those requirements are listed on the GSPro website as well.

[@rooster8683]

The Mevo Plus isn't as easy as turning it on. Connections issues are my biggest issue with this unit! First tiem setting it up was a nightmare. Nothing on KZbin shows it and there are zero instructions included with the sim. I do find that it is very accurate and rarely misses picking up a shot. I highly recommend buying the Titleist RCT balls vs putting the metal stickers on balls.

[@buildsbymaz]

Do you still have connection issues after the first time? After the initial setup mine always connects without issue. I will say their customer support is also great, so if you are still having any problems I definitely recommend reaching out to FlightScope!

[@QPham-B7]

My Mevo Plus always have connection issue with my PC setup. I installed a 2nd wifi usb adapter and use it to exclusively connect to the Mevo. My main wifi connects to the home internet so I can do sw updates, browse, etc. It takes a bit of time to detect/connect. Sometimes, I have to go to wifi settings to unconnected and reconnect to the Mevo. What a pain.

[@carlh546]

Just curious if after using the screen for a while if your noticing any fraying or pulling around the grommets?

[@buildsbymaz]

None at all so far

[@nicnappier9351]

I have a projector, how did you mount that in relation to the enclosure?

[@buildsbymaz]

Hey go to about 10:30 in my second video here- kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZXTpaGZmNt5i6M That's where I start talking about projectors, and I explain in detail how you should set it up with your enclosure. Hope this helps

[@KG66610]

Incredible

[@billystojanovski6317]

use a serrated knife to cut through foam easier.

[@1dboucher]

You can use a heat gun to remove your pricing stickers

[@jdfiremedic]

Looking back at it now that it's finished, is there a different material you would have went with for the sides? Or are you still happy with the duck canvas?

[@buildsbymaz]

Since I switched to the grommet method, it's been solid. I do think the poly satin fabric I used for the cushions would have also been a great option, it's a little more opaque so would block light better than the duck canvas.

[@jdfiremedic]

@@buildsbymaz thanks for the reply!

[@Lee-ps3ts]

I’ll be interested to see how the grommets hold up without support

[@sharpe6057461]

How is the impact screen durability? I ask because i have the carls place screen and put a hole in the bottom of it. Also the ball leaves burn marks on the screen. Wondering if im the only one

[@buildsbymaz]

So far it's been great, but it's only been about 3 months. There are some very light ball marks on my screen as well, but you can't see them at all once the projector is on.

[@jacobiller2184]

A heat gun will also help remove those price stickers

[@MrMikegibney]

What distance is the ball to screen? Is 8 feet enough in your opinion?

[@buildsbymaz]

8 feet is the recommended minimum. If you can get more like 10, that would be even better.

[@MrMikegibney]

I can make 10 happen. Thanks ​@@buildsbymaz

[@jonq8714]

How does the foam handle a shank? Have you had any balls find their way through the corners?

[@buildsbymaz]

The foam absorbs the impact well. I've had a couple of balls get caught behind the top cushion, but I just stick a club up there and they fall out. Nothing has gone all the way through the corners.

[@michaelbrock7710]

Using a heat gun on the sticky side of the Velcro will make it stick much easier

[@michaelbrock7710]

Doesn’t take much just until you see it start to change color

[@buildsbymaz]

@@michaelbrock7710 good tip!

[@justindrakesantos3648]

@buildsbymaz question, when you said to cut your enclosure frame 3 inches bigger than your impact screen, does that mean the dimensions of your enclosure are 12.5feet wide and 9.5feet tall ?

[@buildsbymaz]

Hey man sorry, I told you wrong in my last comment. The width only needs to be 3 inches wider total than the screen. So for your 10 ft wide screen, make it 10 ft 3 inches wide (measured from the insides of the EMT pipes). The height just needs to be 1.5 inches taller since the bottom of the screen will go all the way to the floor.

[@justindrakesantos3648]

@@buildsbymaz oh perfect got it! no problem at all! Thank you for the help!

[@blakekittridge7730]

use a heatgun/hairdryer for the stickers

[@buildsbymaz]

Definitely should have done that, good idea.

[@burntjeans110]

Do you think this framing would be conducive to a frame mounted projector?

[@buildsbymaz]

I do, as long as you get at least 1 inch thick EMT. If you are worried about sagging, you could also run some 3/4 or 1/2 inch EMT through the middle of the 1 inch pipe to help bridge the connection, if that makes sense.

[@MrMikegibney]

Did you havw to secure the sim enclosure to the ground / walls?

[@buildsbymaz]

Nope! It's plenty sturdy on it's own, it won't move at all just from hitting balls at it.

[@jlaw25]

How did you attach the top portion of the duck canvas?

[@buildsbymaz]

The same way I did the sides - I put grommets in the front and then ran the string in a zig zag pattern attaching it to the top back EMT pipe.

[@jlaw25]

@@buildsbymazthanks for the quick reply!

[@jwin2023]

Use a heat gun or hair blower to get the stickers off.

[@amirhindi9071]

How about the projector and Pc you are using

[@buildsbymaz]

Check our part 2 of this video on my channel - it covers everything needed for this setup including projector details and setup. The PC was built for me by a friend.

[@krazyblairable]

Im realising there are two types of people in this world. People who love grommets and people who dont know what they are.

[@buildsbymaz]

Haha yes they really are great. The star of this build!

[@atwellmike]

The screensot shows $758 but that doesn;t include the $2k launch monitor or the projector . What is the projector you use?

[@buildsbymaz]

The $758 is just for the enclosure, but I have another video coming out next weekend that will include everything needed for a simulator with a price breakdown for each item. My projector is the Optoma GT1080Darbee.

[@JRadian]

Great job. But that is a LOT of work and preparation for the average guy!

[@buildsbymaz]

Worth it though!

[@cavettbird1059]

How did you get the impact screen for $230? When i look at the website, it is $297 for the 10' x 12' option, just wondering.

[@buildsbymaz]

I think there was a sale going on when I bought it. There may be a black Friday sale happening if you are able to wait a couple of weeks

[@cavettbird1059]

shoot ok thanks so much! And also I noticed the duck canvas was out of stock… do you know anywhere else I could get the same stuff? If not it’s fine but thanks!

[@buildsbymaz]

@@cavettbird1059 You can try Hobby Lobby or maybe a local craft store. One of those should have it.

[@andrewfischer6055]

pricing stickers. use a heat gun and they peel right off

[@JStubbsGolfs]

How much do you have in the whole setup. Enclosure, monitor, projector etc. everything?

[@JStubbsGolfs]

If I have to wait for part 2 to a see this question I’m good with that. Can’t wait lol

[@buildsbymaz]

@@JStubbsGolfs I haven't actually added it all together yet, but I know it's under $5k (including launch monitor). I will definitely have an exact answer for you in part 2 though!

[@Bigplaykay]

If I had a dollar for every time you said 'Grommet,' I'd be booking a first-class trip by now!

[@buildsbymaz]

Haha yes they got used a lot

[@MiniMeBeast]

Did you use spectrum golf website for your screen? I used your link and purchased. I’m not hearing anything from them. No email confirmation. No phone calls answered and no email replies.

[@buildsbymaz]

Hey yes I did order directly from the website that I linked to. You should get an order confirmation, I just checked my email and it came from [e-mail].

[@brandon7990]

Dont get the mevo plus. Its terrible at reading shorter chips and putts. Go with the uneekor eye mini light

[@buildsbymaz]

I don't do any putting on my simulator, but I have never had problems chipping with the Mevo, even doing short 2 or 3 yard chips.

[@kpaintball3]

Iron on velcro strips

[@simonnoellington4523]

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[@eyMoss]

The thumbnail for this video is such click bait wtf?? It’s a great video but absolute BS and misleading thumbnail

[@buildsbymaz]

How is it click bait? I showed a full breakdown in the video of all the costs required for the enclosure and screen and the total was $758

[@tranquilized13]

How has the screen held up?

[@buildsbymaz]

Really well so far after a few months

[@tranquilized13]

@@buildsbymaz The do-it-yourself grommets make me nervous, but I suppose you could always make a new hole a few inches up or down if you need to

[@buildsbymaz]

@@tranquilized13 They've been really solid. But you can also use tarp clips, which grab onto the screen edge instead of using grommet holes.

[@SimThrills4U]

So you didn't spend 800 dollars you spent close to 2000 dollars total

[@buildsbymaz]

Where are you getting the $2,000 from?

[@SimThrills4U]

​@buildsbymaz it's not a sim by just building the backdrop and screen

[@buildsbymaz]

@@SimThrills4U This video just covers the enclosure. I have another video I just posted which includes everything used in my simulator.