Ball Placement?

I bought a Skytrack golf simulator and now getting ready to hang the impact screen and have a question on ball placement. The area in the garage I am installing it is 10.6W x 19L. Which as long as the mat in on the right side I have plenty of room to swing my driver. How important is it that the ball is in the center of the screen? If I move the mat over to allow that then I do not have the clearance to swing the driver? Does it matter when playing The Golf Club that it is centered?

Hopefully it makes sense what I am asking. Was not sure how to word it.

TGC has offset ability if you are not centered.

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Originally Posted by Alemar

I bought a Skytrack golf simulator and now getting ready to hang the impact screen and have a question on ball placement. The area in the garage I am installing it is 10.6W x 19L. Which as long as the mat in on the right side I have plenty of room to swing my driver. How important is it that the ball is in the center of the screen? If I move the mat over to allow that then I do not have the clearance to swing the driver? Does it matter when playing The Golf Club that it is centered?

Hopefully it makes sense what I am asking. Was not sure how to word it.

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Ive got the same setup that i just installed my garage. Ive got a 10 x 10 screen with the tee about 8-9 ft back. Ive got it offset to the right and didnt change the settings in perfect golf but it works fine. Use the computer monitor to aim then hit it straight

Thank you for the responses. Now to figure out what projector. My screen is 10wx9h. Projector central said I would need a xga to fill the screen for the odd size. Think said 1024x768 to almost fill it. Sound about right?