A House Brand Built by People Who Sell Everything Else
SIGPRO is the in-house line from The Indoor Golf Shop, a Texas-based retailer that also stocks nearly every major name in indoor golf, from Trackman and Foresight to SkyTrak, Uneekor, and ProTee. That is an unusual origin for a product line, and it works in your favor. A company that installs other people's gear every day knows exactly which parts wear out, which ones disappoint, and which ones generate support calls. SIGPRO, their Signature line, was built to answer those complaints, and it has grown into a catalog deep enough to build a complete room without leaving the brand.
Impact Screens Tested Against the Best
The impact screen is where a lot of simulator setups quietly cut corners, and it is one of SIGPRO's strongest pieces. The manufacturer set out to build the best screen on the market and had MyGolfSpy compare it directly against the industry leader. The line covers finished screens sized to the SIG enclosures, in Premium and Premier grades, plus a Preferred finished option. One thing to check before you buy: alongside the finished screens, we also carry raw screen material by the roll. Raw material is for custom frames and DIY builds, and it is not a hemmed, ready-to-hang screen, so if you want something that mounts straight into a SIG enclosure, choose a finished screen rather than the raw roll.
The Softy Line Is Built to Save Your Joints
The problem with most golf mats is not how they look, it is what they do to your wrists and elbows after a few hundred swings. The SIGPRO Softy hitting surface was designed specifically to reduce that, combining a tee line turf blend with a responsive polyurethane layer and a soft foam insert so the club passes through instead of bouncing off a rigid base. Softy Lite is the lighter, more affordable entry, Softy is the core option, and Super Softy steps up with a full rubber base and a larger insert. The 3D series takes a different approach, using compression slots with release valves that vent air on impact to take the sting out of fat shots, and Commercial Teeline is the heavy-duty pick for shared spaces. Sizes run from a compact 4' x 5' to a full 4' x 10'.
Hitting Strips Wear Out, and That Is Normal
Worth knowing up front: a hitting strip is a wearable part, like a tire. With regular home use a SIGPRO Softy strip lasts around a year, and under heavy or daily use closer to four to six months. That is the trade-off for a soft surface that lets the club through, not a defect. Strips sell separately in Softy, Softy Lite, 3D, 3D Lite, and Preferred versions, so when your landing zone flattens out you replace the strip, not the whole mat.
Enclosures, Studios, and a Turnkey Bundle
The enclosure range is built around three widths, SIG8, SIG10, and SIG12, each sold as an enclosure alone or as a Studio that adds components toward a fuller setup. The SIGPRO Commercial Enclosure is the reinforced option for businesses and high-traffic rooms, with a matching 2" pipe frame kit, and the DIY enclosure gives you a lower-cost route if you would rather build your own frame. If you want the decision made for you, the SIG Studio and SkyTrak bundle pairs an enclosure with a SkyTrak launch monitor as a single package.
Putting Greens and Simulator Flooring
A screen and a mat get you hitting, but the room is not finished until the floor is. SIGPRO covers that too, with a range of putting greens from the compact Tap In and Gimme up to the contoured Double Break and Executive greens, plus lighter SIG Lite roll-out greens. The SIGPRO Simulator Flooring integrates a putting surface with an embedded Softy hitting strip for a built-in look, and there are turf options and gym floor tiles for the surrounding space.
Nets for Simpler Setups
Not every space needs a full enclosure. The net options run from compact 10' x 7' rounded and rectangular frames up to 10' x 10' x 10' and 10' x 8' x 10' square nets for full driver coverage, with the SIGPRO net offering a quick snap-button frame that takes real golf balls. Side barrier netting adds protection around an open bay.
The Details That Finish a Room
The accessory range is what lets you build a clean, safe space rather than a bare frame. Landing pads sized to each SIG enclosure protect the floor in front of the screen, front and rear mat extensions expand your stance and stopping room, and wall padding, foam panels, frame foam pads, and carpet gap pads cover the hard edges around the bay. Curtains and a blackout screen handle light and finish the look.
Sizing Your Room, and Getting It Right the First Time
The manufacturer's own guidance is a good starting point: at least nine feet of ceiling height, around twelve feet of width so both right and left-handed players can swing comfortably, and twelve to fifteen feet of depth for the enclosure plus the ball flight most launch monitors need. Those numbers rule a lot of basements in or out quickly. With this many components, it is easy to order a part that does not match your enclosure or your space, and that is exactly where a quick conversation saves money. Our team has over 50 years of combined experience in the golf business, and we are glad to get on a one-on-one call to check your measurements and make sure the screen, mat, flooring, and accessories all fit together. Reach out any time, and we'll help you build it right the first time.
