What Are the Best Golf Simulator Projectors for Carl’s Place C-Series Enclosure Kits?

The shortest enclosure of Carl's Place C-Series is 7.7' tall, which fits an 8' ceiling height and is a ideal for a smaller room. The BenQ LH600ST LED 1080p short throw is an ideal match. Its short throw lens enables the unit to be mounted between 9 and 11 feet away, and the advanced 4LED light engine delivers far greater color realism than older lamp projectors on this size screen. It also is easy to change from its native 1080p resolution to 4:3 mode with a tap on the button – and it doesn’t lose any pixel density needed to see the details.

More a room with higher ceilings, you may want to consider an enclosure between 8ft or 8.5ft tall. There are a number of options here, including a 1:1 aspect ratio that enables you to use a taller spaces like a garage with more room to swing, without needing a wider room.

While the BenQ LH600ST can work well in this enclosure, the laser powered LH820ST short throw projector delivers 3600 Rec.709 color accurate lumens that will fill up these larger impact screens. Both LH600ST and LH820ST feature the Screen Fill function, which allows the projector to easily switch directly to a 1:1 / 4:3 or 16/10 format to match your impact screen width without any distortion. The special golf mode delivers incredible realism when marquee courses like Pebble Beach and Bethpage Black – so you can play like you’re there.

Widescreen enclosures are ideal for dual purpose simulators where you may want to use your space for watching golf or movies in addition to practicing and playing.  For the best widescreen experience, the BenQ LK936ST is a purpose built 4K UHD golf simulation projector that delivers 8.3 million pixels, providing crisply-defined details for the next generation simulator platforms such as GSPro, E6 CONNECT, and TGC 2019 that support for 4K output.

The LK936ST 4K laser projector has lots of installation features like lens shift and zoom that makes setup easy and can adapt to different aspect ratios such as 16:10 with a simple tap on the remote. The projector also doubles as a stunning home theater projector, according to ProjectorReviews.com “making it an obvious choice for home entertainment and golf simulator environments” if you are thinking of watching the Masters in 4K or streaming movies with your family.

On the other hand, the 4:3 ratio is taller and more square-shaped than 16:9 widescreen.  You can also setup a LK936ST to display in a 4:3 mode to get the highest resolution of 2880x2160.