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EVERY COURSE. YOUR LIVING ROOM.

Honest guides to launch monitors, enclosures, hitting mats, projectors, and sim software. Build a home golf simulator that fits your room — and your budget.

Start Learning Plan Your Build
01

FIRST SWINGS

New to golf sims? Learn what a launch monitor actually measures, check your ceiling height, and get hitting balls indoors without breaking anything.

Start Beginner Path
02

DIALING YOUR DATA

Ready to upgrade? Understand photometric vs radar tracking, spin numbers you can trust, and the jump from a net to a full impact screen.

Explore Upgrades
03

THE DREAM BAY

The full build-out. Ceiling-mounted launch monitors, 4K short-throw projection, GSPro on a dedicated PC, and an enclosure that looks like it belongs in a clubhouse.

Dream Bay Guides

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LAUNCH MONITOR COMPARISONS

Stop guessing. Photometric or radar, $600 or $7,000 — we compare tracking tech, space requirements, and software compatibility side-by-side so you buy the right unit the first time.

  • Photometric vs radar tracking accuracy indoors
  • Minimum room depth and ceiling height per unit
  • GSPro and E6 Connect compatibility filter
Compare Monitors
QUICK COMPARE
Garmin Approach R10 Radar ~$599
SkyTrak+ Photometric ~$2,995
Uneekor EYE XO Photometric ~$7,000

Ballpark street prices, for reference only.

BUILD UTILITIES

Room Size Checker

Check whether your ceiling height and room depth can handle a full driver swing before you spend a dollar.

Build Planner

Budget tiers from a garage net setup to a dedicated dream bay, with real-world cost ranges.

Launch Data Guide

Understanding ball speed, spin axis, and launch angle — and which numbers your monitor actually measures.