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Indoor golf rooms and simulator builds that pair precision tech with crafted spaces — from framing and flooring to lighting and acoustics.
Golf simulators
A golf simulator room is a technical build. Impact screens, projector throw distance, sensor placement, turf seams, ceiling height, lighting temperature — every detail affects how the system performs and how the space feels to use.
We integrate premium simulator systems with proper room construction: sound-treated walls, turf bases that absorb impact, and lighting that doesn't wash out the screen. The result reads less like a garage retrofit and more like a private club amenity.
We plan simulator rooms for 10-foot minimum ceiling height, proper projector distance, and sensor clearance. Walls are framed, insulated for sound, and finished with impact-rated materials. Turf is laid on padded base with seams hidden or minimal.
Lighting is zoned on dimmers — bright for setup and practice, low for play so the screen stays visible. HVAC is planned to avoid sensor interference and excessive noise.
We install tensioned impact screens sized for your room and chosen for gain and texture. Projector models are matched to throw distance and ambient light. Mounts are secured to structure, not drywall, with cable runs concealed in walls or conduit.
Enclosures house the projector and protect it from errant shots. All AV components are on dedicated circuits with surge protection.
We integrate camera-based and radar launch monitors from brands like Trackman, FullSwing, and Foresight. Sensor placement is calibrated during installation. Software subscriptions and course libraries are explained so you know what's included and what costs recur.
Hitting mats with tee placement tracks are installed over turf. Ball-return nets and side barriers keep shots contained. Seating, storage, and putting areas are planned into the layout.
We work with leading simulator manufacturers to deliver systems that match your budget, space, and play expectations. Each brand offers different sensor technology, course libraries, and software experiences.
Affordable DIY and turnkey systems with quality screens, projectors, and launch monitors. Good entry point for residential builds. Known for customer support and modular packages that scale with your needs.
Mid-tier simulators with solid graphics and course selection. Camera-based tracking that works in most room sizes. Popular for home installations where budget and performance need to balance.
Premium systems seen in PGA Tour player homes and high-end clubs. Dual-tracking technology combines camera and radar for accuracy. Extensive course library and custom build options. Higher investment, professional-grade results.
Industry-leading radar-based launch monitor used on tour and in club fitting. Unmatched data accuracy for ball flight and spin. Software includes practice modes, course play, and skill challenges. Top-tier pricing for serious players.
Camera-based system offering good performance at competitive pricing. Features realistic graphics and a growing course library. Suitable for residential and light commercial use. Popular in the UK and expanding in North America.
Specialized tracking system designed to work with hitting bays and outdoor ranges. Integrates with various software platforms. Good option for multi-user environments like clubs and training facilities.
We'll help you choose the right system based on room dimensions, ceiling height, budget, and how you plan to use the simulator. All installations include room prep, sensor calibration, and training on the software.
Next step
Schedule a site visit and we'll measure the space, discuss system options, and deliver a proposal with room layout, equipment specs, and timeline.
