Bayside Golf Enclosure Kit - Frequently Asked Questions

Our enclosures should always be exactly as pictured on our website. If you have any questions or issues with your enclosure, double check the below common fixes or Contact Us for assistance 

The bottom of my screen isn’t tight and flat:
As our enclosures and screens are all made by hand, there can be slight size differences to each kit. This isn’t a problem however, as you can easily adjust the bottom width of the enclosure to get the screen nice and taught.
Loosen the screw in the bottom left corner fitting, and pull the bottom bar further out of the fitting. Whilst holding the bar and fitting with one hand, tighten the screw with the other hand. Now that you have made the bottom of the enclosure slightly wider, it will flatten out the bottom of the screen. Repeat this with the other corner if the bottom of the screen is still loose.

Balls are bouncing back too fast:
Our screens will only really need half or less of the grommets tied with bungees. This is so that over time you can always adjust and tighten your screen. We find the best starting point is to only use a bungee every other hole, and only use 1-2 for the bottom of the screen. This should allow you to have a perfectly flat image for the entire screen, but also plenty of slack so that balls do not bounce back. 

My enclosure doesn’t look square/level:
This will be down to incorrectly inserting the poles into the fittings. Please refer back to the setup guide video and ensure you followed the first part called Important Step. When you stack the poles in the fittings inconsistently, it throws out the dimensions by up to 10cm. 

The fitting screws are in the way of the canopy or flooring:
One or two of the screws can be removed from each fitting once the enclosure is fully assembled. Just try to leave as many in as possible to stop rattling from hard shots. The main screws that should’ve be removed are the ones holding the 1.5m poles. Ensure these screws are left in and tightened 

There are creases/fold marks in my impact screen:
This it totally normal due to the screen being folded in transit. They should come out naturally after 2-3 weeks of use, however any stubborn folds can be flattened by using a hair dryer behind the screen. Hold the hair dryer 2 inches away from the screen and gently brush them out with your other hand. Use the hot setting but be very careful  if your hair dryer is hotter than normal.  

The foam inserts don’t have clips like the instruction video and are too long:
We recently upgraded the foam pads to a larger size that does not require clips. The foam pads sit inside the flaps and will stay in place without the need for clips. The foam pads can be cut to fit your enclosure perfectly using a sharp kitchen knife. 

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