Carl's Place is the name that keeps coming up in every home-sim build thread, and the DIY kit is why. You get the two things that are genuinely hard to source well — a premium impact screen and a durable nylon enclosure to kill stray shots and stop light spilling around the picture — and you supply the framing yourself, either from timber or by adding their pipe kit. That split is the value: the screen is the component that decides whether your projected image looks like a golf course or a bedsheet, and it's the one you can't fudge, while the frame is just accurate cutting and a free Saturday. It's designed for a borderless floor-to-turf image, which is the detail that makes a home bay feel immersive rather than like a projector pointed at a wall. Measure the room before you order — ceiling height and the throw distance of your projector decide the screen size, and getting that order wrong is the expensive mistake in this category.