Please read all of the below before assembling your enclosure!

How to assemble your screen

With your Bayside Golf enclosure, you have two choices with how you finish off the bottom of the screen, read below to ensure you know which one will suit your space

Hang your screen correctly:

You screen has to be hung a particular way, so that the bottom flap is sitting along the bottom. This flap will have tabs instead of velcro, so ensure you have this the right way round before hanging! See below the tabs are along the bottom:

Option 1 - Seamless Ramped Turf

This is the recommended option and we encourage all sim golfers to try and achieve this type of finish for a few reasons; it looks better, is very safe, and avoids any unnecessary parts in the way of your golf experience!

How to: 

If you've used foam tiles to create the floor space for your sim. you will have plenty of leftover edges. Using double sided tape (the outdoor mounting tape is best), attach these to the bottom of the very end tiles that will run up to the screen. This will create a ramp effect allowing you to cover the bottom pole and add your turf on top. You can add more pieces depending on how high you want the ramp. We have opted for adding more foam on top of the tile so we get a higher ramp. Add your turf and ensure it runs up to the screen tightly.

Option 2 - Bottom Bumper

This option is less preferable as it adds a black bumper along the bottom of the screen. The bumper can be installed by using the additional foam pads provided on request. 

How to: 

Once you've installed the screen, pull out the bottom flap so you can see all of the tabs. Add one foam triangle length under the left of the flap, ensuring the long side faces towards the golfer (you want an angled ramp up to the screen). Now do the same with the right side piece (or pieces depending on enclosure size), you may have to cut down the foam pieces with a sharp kitchen knife to get a snug fit.

Tightly pull the flap over the foam pieces, tucking the velcro tabs as far underneath as you can, all the way along

Go to the back of the enclosure, and locate the first tab. Attach this to the bottom pole, without pulling too tight. You want the foam bumper to sit freely without too much tension. Make your way along the back attaching all of the tabs.

Now your bumper should look like this (Loosen the tabs if they are too tight):

Creases

Creases will come out over a couple of months of usage, but for the more stubborn ones, use a hair dryer to go round the back and hold around 1-2 inches away from the crease. Using high heat and brushing with your hand, they will loosen and come out

Foam Protection Pads

The foam protection pads will be supplied in full 1.5m lengths. This is so that you can cut them into the correct size for your setup. Some customers have much larger ramps or raised floors so the length of the foam required can vary, so by providing full lengths, you can be sure you will get the perfect fit!

Insert one of the bottom sides first, then place another foam pad on top. Hold it in place and mark the top corner where you will need to cut the foam at 45 degrees to sit snuggly in the corner. Repeat with the other side. Now cut another length at the same angle to you fill the corner neatly along the top of the screen. Repeat with the other side and the two should meet in the middle or require a little more taken off them. 

With the larger enclosures, you can use the offcuts from the sides to fill any gaps along the top bar. Just ensure all foam pieces fit tightly without any gaps

Please reach out if you have any issues or questions!