This golf simulator is $100 off, and a cure for the social distancing blues

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By StackCommerceMashable Shopping2020-05-01 09:00:00 UTC

TL;DR: Turn your living room into a golf course with the HomeCourse Indoor Golf Simulator Enclosure for $1,899.99, a $100 savings as of May 1.

Sitting at home thinking about golf isn’t likely to help you take two strokes off your golf game.

For golfers currently practicing social distancing, it’s time to consider stepping away from the old fashioned mug-and-putter set up and invest in this discounted HomeCourse Indoor Golf Simulator Enclosure.

The highly-rated kit enables all the practice you want to take on in the comfort of your own home. The best part? No membership costs. We’ve explored some at-home options for quarantined golfers before, but nothing quite this extra realistic.

Here’s how it works: with the touch of a button, the easy-to-set up, retractable screen unfurls, and in a few short moments, you can start working on your posture, alignment, grip, timing, and the power of your swing. The motor uses a lithium-ion battery that operates for months at a time before charging becomes necessary.

The screen, made of “ballistic grade material,” can absorb the impact of a golf ball hit at full-strength drive at point-blank range and, all the while, minimizing bounce back. Plus, the built-in sky netting and pro-arms can contain those rare blunders — so your home decor is safe. 

Included in the package is the enclosure, ceiling mount kit, charging cable, an easy-reach pole, and remote control. Any projector and golfing simulator will work with the HomeCourse screen.

For those of us missing the golf course, this is the ultimate in-home, stay-at-home golf simulator and a worthy investment. At $100 off, $1,899 isn’t what many would call cheap. But this purchase will invariably pay for itself with the amount of practice you can net.