SIM BUILD GUIDES

From a net in the garage to a dedicated dream bay. The room is the chassis of your golf simulator — start with the space you actually have.

The Garage Starter ($1,500–$3,000)
Low Budget Garage

The Garage Starter ($1,500–$3,000)

Entry launch monitor, a quality net, a mid-tier mat, and your TV or tablet. The honest way in — and most of what you need to practice with real numbers.

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The Sweet Spot ($3,000–$8,000)
Mid Budget Enclosure

The Sweet Spot ($3,000–$8,000)

Photometric launch monitor, impact screen with enclosure, short-throw projector, and GSPro. The price band where a sim starts feeling like real golf.

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The Dream Bay ($8,000+)
High Budget Dedicated

The Dream Bay ($8,000+)

Ceiling-mounted tracking, 4K projection, premium turf, and a finished room built around golf. The build everyone screenshots.

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Net-Only Setups
Low Budget Net

Net-Only Setups

No screen, no projector — just a net, a mat, and a launch monitor feeding data to a tablet. The smallest footprint and the fastest setup.

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Apartment Builds
Low Budget Apartment

Apartment Builds

Low-ceiling and shared-wall strategies: shorter clubs, foam or limited-flight balls, quiet mats, and gear that packs away after each session.

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Projector-First Builds
Mid Budget Projector

Projector-First Builds

Already own a projector or a big blank wall? Start with the visuals and a net, then add a launch monitor when the budget allows.

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