Net Wall Extensions
$120.00 – $160.00Price range: $120.00 through $160.00
Net wall extensions attach to the sides of your Carl’s Place enclosure frame and extend the containment zone beyond the enclosure edges. If you’re hitting shots that occasionally push wide of the screen — left or right — the extensions catch them before they reach the wall.
What You're Getting
Net Wall Extensions are made for golfers who want extra side protection around a golf simulator enclosure. They help create a wider safety barrier beside the hitting area, which can be useful in garages, basements, training rooms, and commercial simulator bays where stray shots or side misses are a concern.
These net extensions are a practical add-on for simulator setups that need more coverage without fully closing in the space. They help keep golf balls closer to the hitting area and give golfers more confidence when practicing full swings indoors.
Each extension is a net panel that mounts to the side of your enclosure frame using a hook-and-loop system. No tools required. The net hangs from the frame and extends back from the side of the enclosure, widening the safe zone behind and beside the hitting area.
The depth options (6, 8, or 10 ft) refer to how far the extension reaches back from the enclosure side panel. A 6-foot extension gives you six feet of net coverage behind the enclosure wall on each side. Go with 8 or 10 feet if your room is wider than your enclosure and you want more coverage.
At a Glance
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Attachment | Hook-and-loop — attaches to existing enclosure frame |
| Compatible With | Carl’s Place DIY enclosures (C-series) |
| Available Sizes | 6 ft, 8 ft, 10 ft depth options |
| Ships Via | Standard shipping |
| Price Range | $120.00 – $160.00 |
Pair Net Wall Extensions with a complete golf simulator enclosure setup to add more side protection around your hitting area.
Indoor golf simulator setups need enough side protection to help keep missed shots, ricochets, and angled ball flight inside the hitting area. Net Wall Extensions are useful because they add extra coverage beyond the main enclosure, giving the simulator bay a wider safety zone.
This is especially helpful in garages, basements, spare rooms, and commercial simulator spaces where walls, windows, tools, shelves, or people may be close to the hitting area. The extra netting helps make the setup feel safer and more complete without requiring a full custom room build.
Net Wall Extensions are also a smart choice for golfers who share the simulator with family members, guests, students, or customers. Not every player hits the ball perfectly straight, so added side protection can make practice sessions feel more comfortable for different skill levels.
For home users, these extensions can help protect the surrounding space and reduce worry during full-swing practice. For commercial users, they help create a more professional simulator bay with better containment around the hitting zone.
If your simulator enclosure sits in an open room or has exposed space along one or both sides, Net Wall Extensions are a practical add-on to consider. They help improve the overall safety, appearance, and usability of the simulator setup.
Size Guide
Size | Price | When to Choose It |
6 ft | $120.00 | Room is close to enclosure width — minimal side exposure |
8 ft | $140.00 | Room is 1–2 ft wider than enclosure on each side |
10 ft | $160.00 | Wider room or more aggressive swing path coverage needed |
Who This Is For
- Golfers whose swing path occasionally sends shots wide of the screen
- Any setup in a room wider than the enclosure
- Higher swing speeds where mishits travel farther laterally
- Shared spaces (garages, basements) where protecting walls matters
For official manufacturer details, visit the official Carl’s Net Wall Extensions product page.
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