Home Golf Simulators
A home golf simulator is assembled from separate components — a launch monitor, an impact screen, an enclosure, a projector and a hitting mat — and your room decides what is realistic. Understand what each part does, then look at the options that suit your space and budget.
Complete Golf Simulators
Packages that combine the major components needed to create a complete or near-complete home golf simulator setup — typically a launch monitor, impact screen, enclosure and hitting mat.
Launch Monitors
The measurement technology the simulator software runs on: it reads your golf shots and provides the shot, club and ball data used to render each shot.
Screens & Enclosures
Impact screens, frames and protective enclosures that create the hitting and projection area and help contain shots around it.
Golf Simulator Projectors
Projectors used to display the simulator image on an impact screen. Screen size, throw distance and installation position matter when choosing one.
Hitting Mats & Accessories
Hitting surfaces, turf and supporting equipment used to complete the simulator space, from compact mats to full tee-area flooring.
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Use your room dimensions to understand which golf simulator configurations may fit your available space. It is optional planning help, not a step you have to complete.
Check your roomWhat each part of a golf simulator does
Launch monitor
Measures shot, club and ball data depending on the particular technology and model.
Impact screen
A projection surface designed to receive golf-ball impacts.
Enclosure
Provides structure for the screen and helps contain shots around the hitting area.
Projector
Displays the simulator image. Installation requirements depend on screen dimensions, throw distance and projector specifications.
Hitting mat
Provides the hitting surface and can vary substantially in size, construction and feel.
Simulator software
Provides virtual courses, practice environments and other simulator experiences. Compatibility varies by launch monitor and software platform.
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