6 Steps to Your Home Golf Simulator

Before measuring anything, decide what you want your simulator to do for you. Practice and improvement, family entertainment, year-round play — or some combination of these.

Your goals shape the technology, the room, and the budget. A practice-first build prioritises ball-flight accuracy and impact-screen quality. An entertainment-first build prioritises picture, immersion and ease of use.

Measure ceiling height first — most setups need at least 2.8m. Then width (3m minimum) and depth (5m minimum). Garage, spare room, garden studio: each has its own quirks.

A site visit lets us identify what's easy, what needs work, and what's a no-go.

Launch monitor, projector, screen, enclosure, computer and software all need to work together. The "best" of each isn't always the right combination — pieces are selected as a system.

Flooring, lighting, electrical, ventilation and acoustic treatment all matter. We design the room — not just install equipment in it.

Two-to-three days on site for most home builds. Calibrated, signed off, and only handed over when it plays right.

Software updates, hardware swaps, room adjustments. We're still your point of contact years later.