Throw Ratio and Lumens for a Golf Sim Projector
Throw ratio and lumens are the two numbers that decide whether a projector works in your golf sim. Throw ratio is mount distance divided by...
Author: Kenny Nyhus Fadil
Golf Sim Projector Brightness for Daylight Rooms
For a golf sim room with daylight, plan on 3,500 to 4,000-plus ANSI lumens, not the 2,500 that suits a blacked-out cave. Ambient light is...
Garmin R10 vs SkyTrak+: What the Price Jump Buys
The jump from a Garmin Approach R10 to a SkyTrak+ is roughly a $2,400 step — about $600 to around $3,000 — and what it...
Best Short-Throw Projector for a Golf Sim: How I Shortlist
The best short-throw projector for a golf sim is the one whose throw ratio fills your exact screen from your exact mount distance, at 3,000...
Golf Simulator Shot Data Explained: A Plain-Language Guide
Golf simulator shot data explained simply: every shot produces two families of numbers, ball data (what happened to the ball) and club data (what your...
Golf Sim Practice Guide: Structuring Your Winter
A structured golf sim practice guide beats random ball-beating because it turns a dead winter into measurable swing data. In my sim room I build...
Golf Sim Budget Breakdown: Where Your Money Should Go
The right golf sim budget split puts no more than about half your money into the launch monitor and spends the rest on the room,...
Enclosure and Screen for a Mid-Range Golf Sim
A mid-range golf sim enclosure pairs a commercial multi-layer impact screen with a rigid frame, sized to your room and built for safe bounce-back. Budget...
Golf Sim Course Ecosystems Explained: GSPro vs E6
A golf sim’s course ecosystem is the library of playable courses a platform gives you and the system that delivers and updates them. GSPro runs...
The Sweet-Spot Golf Sim Build: $3,000-$8,000 Done Right
A mid-range golf sim build runs roughly $3,000 to $8,000 and is the sweet spot for serious home practice: it pairs a photometric launch monitor...