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2026 Edition

The free planning guide from Indoor Golf Outlet

Sim Room
Blueprint

Plan your golf simulator room from bare walls to first swing: what fits, what to buy, where everything goes and what a complete build costs.

Will it fit?Room size, ceiling height and layout

What to buyLaunch monitor, enclosure, hitting surface and projector

What it costsSample builds, from a practice net to a commercial bay

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Welcome

Who This Guide Is For

For homeowners turning a garage, basement or spare room into a golf simulator, and for small businesses adding a bay or two.

First build? Read the chapters in order. Each decision sets up the next: your room picks the launch monitor, your enclosure sets the screen size, and the screen places the projector.

Upgrading? Jump to the chapter you need. Every chapter gives real numbers you can check against your space.

This guide is for you if

You have a space in mind and want to know if a simulator will fit
You are planning a complete simulator build and want to compare every part: launch monitors, enclosures, projectors and more
You want a realistic budget before you buy anything
You own a simulator and want to upgrade one part of it

A finished golf simulator bay in an open-plan basement, seen from the stair railing: an impact screen in a black frame, turf and a projector on the ceiling

Finished IGO customer install: an open-plan basement bay.

Pro tipMeasure your width, depth and ceiling height first (chapter 1). Those three numbers rule each launch monitor, enclosure and screen in or out. Then book a free consultation and we will check them with you.

How to use this guide

Follow the build path, one chapter per step, in the order you choose the parts. Click a step to jump to it.

1Plan Your SpaceWidth, depth and ceiling heightchapter 1 2Choose Your Launch MonitorOverhead, floor camera or radarchapter 2 3Enclosures: Freestanding vs Built-InRetractable enclosures and impact screenschapter 3 4Hitting Surface and FlooringMats, hitting strips and turfchapter 4 5Projector and ImageMounting, brightness and resolutionchapter 5 6PCs, Touch Screens and SoftwareWhat runs your simulatorchapter 6 7Sample Builds by BudgetFrom a practice net to a commercial baychapter 7

After the build path: Design and Installation (chapter 8): free consultation, quote, design plans and installation coordination. Then a Sneak Peek at new IGO products (chapter 9) and Our Work and Next Steps (chapter 10).

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About us

About Indoor Golf Outlet

We help golfers plan, equip and set up simulator rooms: we sell the equipment, design the room and coordinate the installation.

What we do

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We check your measurements and options and build your quote for your custom simulator.

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3D renderings and floor plans of your room.

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We coordinate; vetted independent installers do the work.

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Finished IGO customer install: built-in screen and padded walls.

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Inside this guide

Index

How to read this guide

1.1Numbered sections: click a line to jump there.

What this means boxes: the takeaway for your room.

Pro tip Pro tips: shortcuts and mistakes to avoid.

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1Plan Your Space 1.1 The Three Numbers That Decide Everything 1.2 Measure It, Then Mock It Up 1.3 Garage, Basement or Dedicated Room 1.4 Power, Light, Climate and Cables

2Choose Your Launch Monitor 2.1 Overhead, Floor Camera or Radar?2.2 Room Needs by Model 2.3 Our Best Sellers

3Enclosures: Freestanding vs Built-In 3.1 Freestanding or Built-In?3.2 Our Best-Selling Enclosures 3.3 Carl's Place Built-In Golf Room Kit 3.4 Impact Screens

4Hitting Surface and Flooring 4.1 Mat, Hitting Strip or Custom Flooring?4.2 Our Best Sellers

5Projector and Image 5.1 Where the Projector Goes 5.2 Brightness, Resolution and Screen Shape 5.3 Our Best-Selling Projectors

6PCs, Touch Screens and Software 6.1 Your Simulator PC 6.2 Touch Screens 6.3 GSPro and E6 6.4 Trackman and Foresight Software

7Sample Builds by Budget 7.1 Practice Net Setup 7.2 Budget Setup 7.3 Studio Setup 7.4 Home Setup 7.5 Premium Setup 7.6 Ultimate Setup 7.7 Commercial Solution

8Design and Installation 8.1 Start with a Free Consultation 8.2 Receive a Quote 8.3 Golf Simulator Design Plans 8.4 Installation: Standard or Custom

9Sneak Peek: New IGO Products 9.1 IGO Single-Level Golf Simulator Flooring 9.2 IGO Local Muni Hitting Strips and Golf Mats

10Our Work and Next Steps 10.1 Our Work 10.2 Book Your Free Consultation

Start with your room

Measure your width, depth and ceiling height with chapter 1. Then bring them to a free 30-minute call and we will help you plan what fits.

Book a free consultation

A finished IGO customer install: a turf putting green with black railings in front of a wood accent wall with a wall-mounted TV

Chapter 1

Plan your
space

"The room decides first. Measure the ceiling, the depth and the width before you fall in love with a launch monitor."IGO simulator design team

1.1The Three Numbers That Decide Everything

1.2Measure It, Then Mock It Up

1.3Garage, Basement or Dedicated Room

1.4Power, Light, Climate and Cables

1.1

The Three Numbers That Decide Everything

Measure the ceiling first. It is the hardest number to change.

Ceiling height: top of your mat to the lowest beam, duct or light over your swing. 9' is our recommendation for overhead launch monitors; floor camera, radar and hybrid units only need room to swing a club.
Depth: screen wall to back wall. It holds 1' behind the screen, 10' to the ball and room to swing.
Width: wall to wall at the narrowest point of the room. It sets your screen size and whether the room is single dexterity or dual dexterity (lefties and righties share one tee).

What to decide in this chapter

Ceiling, depth and width
Single or dual dexterity
Garage, basement or room
Outlets and cable runs

Side view: the example room

Figure 1.1 18' deep with a 10' ceiling: 1' behind the screen, 10' from the ball to the screen and 7' behind it. The projector hangs just behind the tee, with its lens no higher than the top of the screen; the overhead launch monitor hangs 3'6" in front of the ball. The dashed circle is a 6' golfer's driver swing.

Ceiling rule of thumbYour height + 3' to 4' for a driver, plus your mat (1-1/4" to 2-3/4"). A 6' golfer needs about 9' to 10'. Prove it with the swing test in section 1.2.

Height

9'+ recommended

Ceiling, top of your mat to the lowest point

Depth

15' minimum

18' recommended, screen wall to back wall

Width

14' minimum

Dual dexterity, 15'+ recommended; single dexterity 10' minimum

Ball to screen

10' recommended

9' to 11'; 8' minimum for select launch monitors

Ceiling under 9'? Ask us about overhead launch monitors that work at lower ceiling heights. The full table is in section 1.1.

1.1

Our House Room Standards

Measure	Minimum	Recommended	Notes
Ceiling (mat to the lowest point)	8'	9'+*	Depends on the golfer's height
Width, single dexterity (off-center strike)	10'	12'	Works with a portable launch monitor for lefties and righties, or an overhead unit set up for one dexterity
Width, dual dexterity (center strike)	14'	15'+	Select launch monitors can accommodate narrower rooms
Depth, unit overhead or beside the ball	15'	18'	1' behind the screen + 10' to the ball + 4' (minimum) or 7' (recommended) behind it
Depth, radar unit behind the ball	17'	18'	1' behind the screen + 8' to 10' of ball flight + 7' to 8' behind the ball
Tee (ball) to screen	8'	9'–11'	8' for select launch monitors. Hitting less than 10' from the impact screen creates additional wear and tear
Behind the screen	1'	1'	Lets the screen absorb the impact of the golf ball

*Ceiling under 9'? Ask us about overhead launch monitors that work at lower ceiling heights.

How our design plans lay it out

Figure 1.2 Example plan in the format of our design plans: the example room with a 162" x 108" impact screen.

Helpful tipCheck your room against the table above. Ceiling under 9'? Film your golf swing from the caddie view (the camera faces you from across the ball) to see if you have enough room to swing. Short on depth or width? Book a free consultation before you buy.

Every number in a design plan starts with the room's measurements. Here is how this one checks out against the table.

18' deep: 1' behind the screen, 10' from the screen to the ball and 7' behind it.
14'6" wide: just over the 14' minimum for dual dexterity, so the tee sits in the center of the mat.
Uneekor EYE XO2: on the ceiling 3'6" in front of the tee. Its 11' power cable needs a grounded outlet at the ceiling, and its Cat 6 cable runs straight to the PC's Ethernet port.
BenQ AK900ST: on the ceiling behind the tee, 13' to 14'4" from the screen, with an outlet at the mount and an HDMI run to the PC.

Dual dexterity: one centered tee, so lefties and righties share the bay

1.2

Measure It, Then Mock It Up

Top view: tape it out

Figure 1.3 The example room taped out: the screen line 1' off the wall, the tee area 10' from the screen, the launch monitor spot 3'6" in front of the tee and the projector spot 3' to 4' behind it. A center strike tee lets lefties (L) and righties (R) share it.

Measure the room you have, not the one on the plans. Then tape the layout on the floor and swing in it.

What you need

A 25' tape measure, a laser distance measurer, a level, painter's tape, your driver, a mat as thick as the one you plan to use and your phone.

How to measure

Screen wall: pick the wall the ball flies toward and sketch the room from above.
Width: measure wall to wall at the narrowest point of the room.
Depth: along the center line, wall to wall. Note stairs and posts.
Ceiling: at the screen, tee and projector spot. Record the lowest point within 6' of where you stand and where the enclosure or impact screen will be positioned.
Mark and photograph obstructions, outlets, the electrical panel and any floor slope.

Pro tipWhile measuring your ceiling height, subtract the thickness of your hitting mat.

Obstruction checklist

Beams, ducts and soffits set your real ceiling.
Lights belong even with the hitting area or behind it, on dimmer switches. Lights off to the side can cast shadows; lights centered on the strike point are ideal.
Posts eat width and don't belong in the swing zone.
Windows and doors: light washes out the picture, glass is a strike risk, and no door should open into the swing zone.
Metal buildings are not ideal for a simulator: metal can affect the accuracy of radar launch monitors (FlightScope Mevo Gen2 and Trackman 4).

Mock it up

Tape the screen outline 1' off the wall and mark the tee area 10' from the screen. Mark the projector spot and the launch monitor spot on the floor (in front of the tee area if you're using an overhead launch monitor).
Make slow driver swings and film your swing from the caddie view to see if you have enough ceiling height.
Check that doors, posts or any other objects don't impede your swing.

What this means for your room

Your lowest ceiling point, narrowest width and center-line depth are the numbers that count. Book a free consultation and send us your sketch.

1.3

Garage, Basement or Dedicated Room

Each room has one problem to solve first: the door in a garage, access in a basement (getting everything down the stairs), limited space in a spare room.

Garage bay

Garage

Pros

A dual-purpose room that still works for storage
Often open joists to mount into
Suits freestanding enclosures or retractable impact screens

Cons

Door tracks and opener crowd the ceiling
Heat and cold can make for inconsistent practice and play conditions
Sloped concrete and light leaks at the door
Garage acoustics echo more

Fix first: plan around the door tracks, then insulate and add heating and cooling (a ductless mini-split works well).

Basement bay

Basement

Pros

Easiest to darken, for a brighter picture
Steadier temperatures than a garage
A dedicated practice and play space

Cons

Generally a more restrictive ceiling height
The highest humidity risk
Stairs and tight turns for deliveries

Fix first: access, then moisture. Measure the stairs, turns and doorways for deliveries, fix leaks and keep humidity below 60% (30% to 50% is ideal), then map every beam and duct.

A built-in impact screen with padded walls and ceiling panels over green turf

Dedicated room

Dedicated or spare room

Pros

Climate control is already in place
The bay stays set up full time
New builds: frame a 10' ceiling and pre-wire

Cons

Depth and width are fixed without a remodel
Windows near the screen need covering

Fix first: depth and width. Plan 15' deep (18' recommended) and 10' wide for single dexterity or 14' for dual dexterity.

What this means for your room

Pick the room with the most height and floor space. Climate, moisture and light can be fixed; more height, depth or width takes a remodel. Torn between two? Book a free consultation.

1.4

Power, Light, Climate and Cables

Power and cable map

Figure 1.4 Outlets and cable runs in the example room. The projector hangs just behind the tee; the PC and touch screen sit on the right-hand wall, as in Figure 1.2.

Run power and cables while the walls and ceiling are still open.

Outlets

Projector: a ceiling outlet within 3' of the mount.
Overhead launch monitor: a ceiling outlet at its mount.
PC: an outlet at the PC.
Touch screen: an outlet at the touch screen.
Optional: an outlet near the tee for a floor launch monitor (some run on batteries).

Cables

Cable	Typical run	Use it for
HDMI, fiber (active optical)	15' to 30'	PC to projector; plug the Source end into the PC
USB 3 (optional)	About 9'; go active for more	Swing cameras
Ethernet (Cat 6)	30'	Wired launch monitors (several include the cable), internet

Lighting

Dimmable lights on their own switch.
Never aim lights at the screen.
Keep lights outside the enclosure area, about 8' back, even with the hitting area or behind it (section 1.2).

Heat and climate

The projector, PC and screens give off heat while you play, so plan cooling as well as heating for a closed room.
BenQ rates its golf projectors for 32°F to 104°F; desktop PCs are typically rated for 50°F to 95°F.

What this means for your room

Plan outlets for the projector and any overhead launch monitor, at least one at the PC, one at the touch screen, and one near the tee if you use a floor-based launch monitor.

Want a second set of eyes on your plan?

Book a free 30-minute call and bring your measurements and photos.

Book a free consultation

A golfer at the top of his backswing in a dark simulator bay, with a ProTee United VX overhead launch monitor on the ceiling above the hitting area and shot data on the screen

Chapter 2

Choose your
launch monitor

"Choose the launch monitor that can accommodate your ceiling height, along with your practice and play goals. Then decide if the room needs to work for lefties and righties, or if it's a single dexterity room."IGO simulator design team

2.1Overhead, Floor Camera or Radar?

2.2Room Needs by Model

2.3Our Best Sellers

2.1

Overhead, Floor Camera or Radar?

Your launch monitor reads each shot from the ceiling, the floor beside the ball or the floor behind you. That spot decides what your room must give it, so choose the type first and the model second.

What to decide in this chapter

Your tracking type (below)
A model that fits your room (section 2.2)
Your pick from our best sellers (section 2.3)

	Overhead	Floor camera	Radar
Where it tracks	Ceiling cameras, most 2' to 4' in front of the ball (the EYE XR hangs 3'6" behind).	Floor cameras 14" to 2' from the ball, on the side across from you.	Radar 7' to 8' behind the ball (5' to 10', by model) follows the ball in flight; some add a camera.
Room needs	Ceiling height (most hang 9' to 10' up) and a joist to mount on.	Room to swing, plus a riser if your mat is raised.	Depth: 17' minimum, 18' recommended.
Dual dexterity	Lefties and righties share one tee. Nothing moves.	Move the unit to the other side; set it to left-handed.	Usually stays put; some set handedness in the app.
Pros	+ Nothing on the floor + Adds no depth to the room	+ No ceiling mount or wiring + Many run on battery and travel	+ Nothing overhead or beside the ball + Most go outdoors too
Cons	– A permanent install – Shares the ceiling with the projector	– Needs room on both sides of the ball if dual dexterity is intended – Must sit level with the mat	– Needs the deepest room – Best spin needs Titleist RCT (radar capture) or dotted balls

What this means for your room

9' or more (from the top of your hitting surface) and a joist: any type works.
Under 9': floor camera and radar units only need room to swing a club (film a slow swing to check). Ask us about overhead launch monitors that work at lower ceiling heights.
Under 17' deep: skip radar units that sit behind you. Not sure? Book a free consultation.

2.2

Room Needs by Model

Overhead ceiling ranges come from each maker. Floor camera and radar units need only room to swing a club. Ball to screen is our recommendation.

How to read the table

Ceiling is measured from the top of your hitting surface, not the floor. Overhead units hang at this height; taller ceilings use a drop mount.

Model	Type and placement	Ceiling	Ball to screen
Overhead: on the ceiling
ProTee United VX*	3'4"–3'7" in front of the ball	8'8"–10'10' ideal	9'–11'
Uneekor EYE XO2**	3'6" in front of the ball	9'–10'10' ideal	9'–11'
Uneekor EYE XR**	3'6" behind the ball	9'–10'	9'–11'
Uneekor EYE XO**	3'6" in front of the ball	9'–10'10' ideal	9'–11'
Trackman iO	Radar + cameras; 3'–3'7" in front of the ball	8'10"–10'6"3 versions	9'–11'
Foresight Sports Falcon	4' in front of the ball	9'6"–10'6"	9'–11'
TruGolf MultiSport ARCADEMultiSport add-on	1' in front of the ball; runs separately from your golf launch monitor	8'–10'	9'–11'
VTrack	On the ceiling; ask us for the exact spot	8'10"–9'10"	9'–11'
TruGolf APOGEE	21"–25" in front of the ball	9'–10'	9'–11'
GolfIn IDRA II	4'3"–5'1" in front of the ball	8'3"–10'Camera height	9'–11'
NVISAGE N1	2' in front of the ball	9'–10'	9'–11'
AccuGOLF Hawkeye	2'7"–2'10" in front of the ball	9'–10'	9'–11'
NVISAGE N2	On the ceiling; ask us for the exact spot	9'2"–9'10"	9'–11'

* ProTee United VX: ProTee recommends 9' to 10' (10' is ideal) and reports no issues at 8'8", the lowest we recommend. ProTee says 8'6" can work, but fast shots then need a ball with lots of reference points, such as a TaylorMade TP5, to read spin correctly.

** Uneekor EYE XO2, EYE XR and EYE XO: 9' to 10' recommended. Uneekor doesn't guarantee accuracy outside that range.

Floor camera and radar models continue on the next page.

Pro tipAn overhead unit shares the ceiling with your projector. Plan both mounts together (chapter 5) so neither one blocks the other.

2.2

Room Needs by Model, Continued

Model	Type and placement	Ceiling	Ball to screen
Floor camera: beside the ball
Uneekor EYE MINI LITE	Ball 16"–24" from the unit	Enough room to swing a club	9'–11'Our recommendation
Garmin Approach R50	About 1'6" from the ball, facing it
Uneekor EYE MINI	Ball 16"–24" from the unit
Foresight Sports GC3	About 2' from the ball
Bushnell Launch ProCircle B Edition	About 2' from the ball
Foresight Sports QuadMAX	About 22" from the ball
Foresight Sports GCQuad	About 22" from the ball
TruGolf LaunchBox	Ball about 17.5" from the unit
NVISAGE NEO-E	Ball about 14" from the unit
Foresight Sports GC2	Beside the ball
Radar or hybrid
FlightScope Mevo Gen2	Radar + camera; 8' behind the ball	Enough room to swing a club	9'–11'FlightScope: 8' minimum
SkyTrak ST MAX	Radar + cameras; beside the ball		9'–11'SkyTrak: about 10'
Rapsodo MLM2PRO	Radar + cameras; 6'6"–8'6" behind the ball		9'–11'Rapsodo: 8' minimum
Garmin Approach R10	Radar; 6'–8' behind the ball		9'–11'Garmin: 8' minimum
Blue Tees Rainmaker	Radar; 5' behind the ball		10'–11'Blue Tees: 10' minimum
Swing Caddie SC4 PRO	Radar; about 5' behind the ball		9'–11'Swing Caddie: 9' minimum
Full Swing KIT	Radar + camera; 8'–10' behind the ball		9'–11'Full Swing: 8' minimum
Trackman 4	Dual radar + camera; 6'–9'6" behind the ball		10'–11'Trackman: 10' minimum
Shot Scope LM1Speeds and distance only	Radar; 5' behind the ball		9'–11'

Room depth: radar units behind the ball need 17' minimum, 18' recommended (1' behind the screen + 8' to 10' of ball flight + 7' to 8' behind the ball). Overhead units and units beside the ball need 15' minimum, 18' recommended (section 1.1). Sources: makers' specs, manuals and our listings, October 2026.

What this means for your room

Ceiling is your limit? Look at the floor camera and radar groups: those units need only room to swing a club.

Want us to check your numbers?

Send us your room size and we'll confirm which models fit.

Book a free consultation

2.3

Our Best Sellers

Every launch monitor from the tables in section 2.2, grouped by type. The TruGolf MultiSport ARCADE (a sports add-on) and the Shot Scope LM1 (a speed and carry trainer) close their groups without a rank.

1Overhead Launch MonitorsBest sellers first

#1 seller

ProTee

United VX

Ceiling cameras; no stickers, marked balls or recurring ProTee fees.

Three ceiling cameras and a wide 28" x 21" hitting zone.

Two ceiling cameras with Club AI; one cable carries power and data.

Two ceiling cameras and a 12" x 16" hitting zone.

$6,499

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Trackman

Radar plus cameras on the ceiling; no stickers or marked balls.

Four ceiling cameras with a wide hitting zone for lefties and righties.

Two stereo ceiling cameras; no stickers, marked balls or annual fees.

Ceiling cameras with slow-motion replays; no marked balls or clubs.

Two ceiling cameras with a 32" x 18" hitting zone; no marked balls.

$5,995

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NVISAGE

Compact two-camera ceiling unit; reads marked balls (12 included).

Two ceiling cameras with a 24" x 12" hitting zone; plays on GSPro.

Three 6,000 fps ceiling cameras and a 32" x 24" zone; any ball.

A ceiling add-on with 14 sports games, separate from your golf unit.

$4,500

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Ceiling under 9'?Ask us about overhead launch monitors that work at lower ceiling heights, or pick a floor camera or radar unit from the next page.

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Our best sellers, continued

2Floor Camera Launch Monitors (Portable)Best sellers first

#1 seller

Uneekor

EYE MINI LITE

Not truly portable: it needs an Ethernet cable.

A three-camera unit with its own simulator screen.

A portable two-camera unit for PC or iPad.

A three-camera unit with a touchscreen.

A three-camera unit with infrared tracking.

A four-camera unit with a touchscreen.

A four-camera unit for ball and club data.

A compact two-camera unit with its own display.

A three-camera unit with a 4.3" touchscreen.

A two-camera unit with a 2.8" color display.

$1,699

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3Radar and Hybrid Launch MonitorsBest sellers first

#1 seller

FlightScope

Mevo Gen2

A radar unit with optics; no required subscription.

A hybrid unit with dual radar and cameras.

A radar and two-camera unit with impact video.

Portable radar that pairs with the Garmin Golf app.

A Doppler radar unit with a 4.3" display.

A Doppler radar unit with a built-in screen.

A radar unit with a 4K camera and display.

A dual-radar unit with an onboard impact camera.

Speed and carry trainer; not a simulator unit.

$199.99

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Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

What this means for your room

Confirm each launch monitor will work with your room dimensions per the chart in section 2.2.

Which one fits your room?

Book a free 30-minute call and we'll match a launch monitor to your room.

Book a free consultation

A golfer mid-swing in a Carl's Place C-Series Pro enclosure in a living room, with a golf course projected on the impact screen

Chapter 3

Enclosures:
Freestanding
vs Built-In

"Your enclosure either stands inside the room or becomes part of it. Make that call first, and every other choice gets simple."IGO simulator design team

3.1Freestanding or Built-In?

3.2Our Best-Selling Enclosures

3.3Carl's Place Built-In Golf Room Kit

3.4Impact Screens

3.1

Freestanding or Built-In?

An enclosure holds the impact screen and stops mishits. A freestanding enclosure stands on its own frame; a built-in screen runs wall to wall and becomes part of the room.

What each one needs from your room (plan view, gaps enlarged)

A golfer swinging in a Carl's Place C-Series DIY enclosure set up in a garage

Freestanding enclosureSet up in a garage

Pros

No wall work; it moves with you
Most can be assembled in 1 to 4 hours

Cons

Less of a custom look and feel

A golfer swinging in a Carl's Place Built-In golf room with a wall-to-wall screen, black padded walls and ceiling panels

Built-in screenWall to wall, with padded walls

Pros

Wall-to-wall screen with no pipes
Custom look and feel

Cons

Permanent and non-returnable
Needs structure or framing to install

Which one is right for you

If this is you	Start with	Why
You rent or might move	A freestanding enclosure (section 3.2)	No wall work; it moves with you
First build, tight budget	Carl's Place C-Series DIY, SIG8, SIG10, SIG12 or SIG DIY	Starts at $999.95 plus accessories
The room does double duty	SportScreen Vanish, Vanish LITE or Impact Sports	Provides a retractable impact screen
Dedicated bay, overhead launch monitor	Carl's Place C-Series Pro or SIGPRO Commercial	Lets you mount the launch monitor to the enclosure; a more premium finish
You want the widest picture	Carl's Place Curved	The most immersive experience
You own the room; cleanest look	Carl's Place Built‑In Golf Room Kit (section 3.3)	Made to measure; highly customizable

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

What this means for your room

We have enclosure and impact screen options to fit nearly any space. Book a free consultation to find the best option for your room's dimensions.

3.2

Our Best-Selling Enclosures

Our enclosures fall into four groups, from freestanding kits to a built-in room. Sizes are outside dimensions, and "From" is the lowest price across sizes and screen options. Not sure which fits? Book a free consultation.

1Freestanding enclosuresBest sellers first

#1 seller

Carl's Place

C-Series DIY

Home studios: the simple, budget-friendly option.

Sizes: 6 sizes, 8'4" to 13'7" wide
Frame: 1" EMT, sold separately
Setup: About 1 hour

Mid-size rooms: your picture fills the whole 4:3 screen.

Size: 10'10" W x 8'4" H x 5' D
Frame: Push-pin poles, included
Setup: Helper recommended

Larger rooms: the biggest SIG Signature Series model.

Size: 12'2" W x 9'4" H x 5' D
Frame: Push-pin poles, included
Setup: Helper recommended

Compact spaces: the smallest Signature Series model, with a square 1:1 screen.

Size: 8'4" W x 8'4" H x 5' D
Frame: Push-pin poles, included
Setup: Helper recommended

Builders who want a specific screen shape: 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 or 16:10.

Sizes: 10 sizes, 8'4" to 15'4" wide
Frame: 1" EMT, sold separately
Setup: 2 people

From$1,619.99

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2Premium and commercial enclosuresBest sellers first

#1 seller

Carl's Place

C-Series Pro

Luxury homes and commercial bays: an optional crossbar holds an overhead launch monitor.

Sizes: 18 sizes, 11' to 15'10" wide, 5' to 15' deep
Frame: 2" EMT, sold separately
Setup: About 2 hours, 2 to 3 people

Facilities and heavy use: sizes 10' deep or more include a crossbar for mounting.

Sizes: 20 sizes, 10'5" to 16'3" wide, 5' to 15' deep
Frame: 2" EMT, sold separately
Setup: 2 ladders recommended

High-end homes and commercial bays: the most immersive, panoramic screen.

Sizes: 18 sizes, 13'10" to 17'1" wide, 8' to 15' deep
Frame: 2" EMT, sold separately
Setup: About 4 hours with helpers

Home or commercial bays: a sturdy 4040 aluminum frame with a lifetime frame warranty.

Sizes: 3 sizes plus custom, 11'4" to 16'6" wide
Frame: Aluminum, included
Setup: No drilling needed

Luxury homes and studios: rigid panels and a full floor.

Size: 12'4" W x 8'9" H x 12' D
Frame: Aluminum, included
Setup: Under 2 hours, 4 people

From$8,695

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Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Our best-selling enclosures, continued

3Retractable enclosures and impact screensBest sellers first

#1 seller

SportScreen

Vanish Series

Multi-use rooms and garages: the screen rolls up when you're done.

Sizes: 5 sizes plus custom, 7'9" to 15'6" wide
Mount: Brackets into studs or joists
Lift: Hand crank or remote

From$2,999.99

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G-TRAK

Retractable Impact Screen

Garages: it hangs from the door tracks, and cars park under it when it's up.

Sizes: Fits 8' to 16' wide doors
Mount: Brackets on the door tracks
Lift: Remote control

Everyday practice in a garage or shared room: semi-retractable, with sliding side curtains.

Sizes: 3 sizes plus custom, up to 13' wide
Mount: Wall or ceiling brackets
Lift: Hand crank or remote

Motorized Drop-Down Enclosure

Rooms with no floor space to spare: the screen and side walls drop from the ceiling.

Sizes: 8' or 10' wide
Mount: Ceiling; needs an outlet
Lift: Remote control

Motorized Retractable Screen

Rooms that only need a screen: it rolls down, with no side panels.

Sizes: 9'2" or 9'10" wide
Mount: Ceiling or wall
Lift: Remote control

From$1,257

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4Custom built-inMade to measure

Carl's Place

Built-In Golf Room Kit

You own the room and want the cleanest look: made to measure and highly customizable, with four finishes from screen only to padded walls and ceiling panels. Finishes and how it mounts: section 3.3; add-ons: section 3.3.

Size: Made to measure, wall to wall
Frame: None: the screen hangs on cables between corner anchors
Setup: About 4 hours with a helper, or book installation through us

From$565

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Enclosure packages

Carl's Place Enclosure Packages add the pipe framing kit, back cover and safety baffle to the kit: DIY from $2,050, Pro from $5,830 (with the ceiling crossbar) and Curved from $7,694.95.

SIG Studio Complete Packages pair the SIG8, SIG10 or SIG12 with matching landing pad turf and your choice of mat or flooring, from $3,199.99.

Pro tip: screen first, then projectorYour viewable screen dimensions (the white portion) dictate the mounting position for your projector. Section 5.1 covers where it goes.

We carry more brands too, including SkyTrak, SimSpace, The Net Return and SwingBay. See every enclosure we sell or book a free consultation.

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

3.3

Carl's Place Built-In Golf Room Kit

No frame: the screen is made to measure, runs wall to wall and meets your turf with no bottom border. Choose a finish, then add only what you need. For a made-to-measure quote, email sales@indoorgolfoutlet.com.

Screen + retractable curtains

From $1,185

Finish 3

Carl's Place built-in screen with retractable curtains and ceiling panels

Curtains + ceiling panels

From $2,175

Finish 4

Carl's Place built-in screen with padded walls and ceiling panels

Padded walls + ceiling panels

From $3,995

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Built-in screen drawing from a real IGO design plan, edited to show a bottomless screen: a 15 foot framed opening with foam trim at the top and sides around a Carl's Place Premium impact screen that runs straight down to the turf

From a real IGO design plan, edited so the screen runs down to the turf. A 15' wide opening under a vaulted ceiling, so a header was framed at 9'8" to carry the screen. Foam trim (5.8" on top, 6.6" each side) leaves a white screen 166.8" wide.

How it mounts

Fits rooms at least 96" (8') wide and 96" (8') tall, with no minimum depth. Your swing still sets the room size (section 1.1).
Ceilings up to 11'. Taller? Frame a soffit or a header, as this plan did at 9'8".
The screen hangs on cables between four corner anchors, at least 1' off the back wall.
Building a header or side frame? Use 2x8s so the corner anchors and the starter panel fit: the bracket face sits 12" off the back wall and the starter panel adds 6", so plan 18" of total depth.
Padded panels are 2" to 2.5" thick and come in 3' depth increments (3', 6' or 9').
About 4 hours with a helper, or book installation through us (section 8.4).

In the screen kit

The impact screen, made to measure
Four corner cable anchors with pulley wheels
Top and bottom cables with cable locks
Ceiling snaphooks and hook-and-loop straps
Loop-fabric starter panels
Three detached flaps (top and sides)
Optional: foam inserts (section 3.3)

You add the hitting surface, launch monitor, projector and PC.

Pro tip: padded walls protect bestFoam-padded panels give your walls the most protection from mishits. Acoustic tiles are thicker than carpet tiles but protect less than panels; carpet tiles mostly add looks, some sound damping and light control. Curtains suit rooms that do double duty. Add-ons and prices: section 3.3.

3.3

Built-In Add-Ons

Add-on	Price
Padded wall panelsMade to measure, 2" to 2.5" thick; part of Finish 4	Quote
Ceiling panelsMade to measure; part of Finishes 3 and 4	Quote
Built-In foam insert kitFits behind the screen flaps	$265
Golf Room Curtain, one panelSuits shared rooms; leave about 1' behind it	From $325
Hardware Kit to Ceiling Mount CurtainRequired: one per curtain or netting panel	From $94.95
Curtain Valance, one per curtain	From $100
Golf Room Netting, lets light through	From $325
Foam Peel & Stick Wall PanelsSelf-adhesive 20" x 20" x 2" foam, 10 or 50 per bundle	From $99.99
Golf Room Acoustic Tiles, about 100 sq. ft.	$559.99
Golf Room Carpet Tiles, about 100 sq. ft.	$299.99
Golf Room Floor Tile SystemFive 1.25" interlocking foam tiles, about 59 sq. ft.	$229.95

Carl's Place Built-In golf room with retractable black curtains on both sides, padded ceiling panels and a course on the screen

Finish 3: curtains and ceiling panels. Retractable curtains frame both sides of the wall-to-wall screen.

3.4

Impact Screens

Building your own frame or setup? Start with one of these four multilayer screens. The Carl's Place Premium and High-Contrast Gray also pair with the Built-In Golf Room Kit.

Screen	Build	Best for	Price
Carl's Place PremiumWhite · #1 seller	Dense multilayer, tightest weave	Rooms you can darken: a sharp image, quiet, minimal bounce-back	From $439.95
Carl's Place High-Contrast GrayGray	Three-layer gray on the Premium base	Rooms with ambient light; hides ball marks. Same quality as the Premium	From $449.95
SIGPRO PremiumWhite	Three layers, SIG's thickest fabric	Darker rooms: quiet, less bounce-back, longer life; up to 4K	From $419.99
SIGPRO PremierGray	The same three layers, in gray	Rooms with ambient light; hides ball marks. Same quality as the SIGPRO Premium	From $689.99

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

What this means for your room

Dark room: white. Light you can't control: gray, plus a brighter projector (section 5.2).

Which enclosure fits your room?

Free 30-minute call with our team.

Book a free consultation

A golf simulator bay with the turf rolled back to show the Carl's Place Golf Room Floor Tile System and its ramped edge underneath, the course projected on the screen behind

Chapter 4

Hitting Surface
and Flooring

"Every swing starts on this surface. Choose one that is easy on your joints and still tells you when you hit it fat."IGO simulator design team

4.1

Mat, Hitting Strip or Custom Flooring?

Choose the hitting surface first: its height sets the height of the floor around it.

Hitting mat

One piece you stand and hit on

Simplest start, nothing to build
Swappable strip on best sellers

Leaves a 1-1/4" to 2-3/4" step
Can slide on bare concrete

Strip set into turf

An EZTee strip set flush in turf

Flush floor, no lip to step over
Turf doubles as a putting green

Base and turf must match the strip height
Needs height math before you buy

Custom flooring kit

Base, turf, strip and cups, sized to your room

Every height already matches
Putting cups built into the floor

Highest cost of the three
Sized for one room or enclosure

Ours: IGO Single-Level Golf Simulator Flooring. Sneak peek in section 9.1.

Center, Offset, Full Width or Insert?

Match the layout to who plays: single dexterity (an off-center strip for righties or lefties) or dual dexterity (a center strip lefties and righties share). Strip mats 9' wide or more are center mats; narrower ones are offset. Mats with no strip work either way.

Layout	Mats and strips we sell	Best for
Center9' wide or more	Carl's Place HotShot 4'x9' and 6'x10'; SIGPRO Softy 4'x10', Softy LITE 4'x10' and Super Softy 4'x9'; Big Moss True Launch 4'x9', 5'x9' and 5'x10'	Dual dexterity: room to stand on both sides of the strip
OffsetUnder 9' wide	Carl's Place HotShot 4'x5' and 5'x8'; SIGPRO Softy 4'x7', Softy LITE 4'x5' and 4'x7', and Super Softy 4'x6' and 4'x8'4" (one strip for righties, one for lefties)	Single dexterity: stance room on one side of the strip
Full widthNo strip	All sizes of EZTee Hybrid Hitting Turf, Real Feel Country Club Elite, Monster Mat 2.0, SwingTurf, SkyTrak 5x5 and Spornia ProStrike; Big Moss True Launch 4'x5' and 5'x5'	Single or dual dexterity: tee up anywhere
Hitting insertsStrips only	Big Moss True Launch strips; Carl's Place HotShot Standard, Foam Divot and Gel Divot inserts; EZTee Hybrid Hitting Strip (our flush pick, section 4.1); SIGPRO Softy and Softy LITE strips; SIG Preferred strips; Real Feel Country Club First Cut strips and Centerstrike inserts	Replacing a worn strip, or setting one flush into your own floor

Build the Floor Up to the Strip

A strip set into turf only works if the floor rises to meet it. The rule: base + turf = strip height.

How a flush floor stacks up

Figure 4.1 Our flush floor: 5/8" foam tiles under 1/2" NP45 turf finish at 1-1/8", the exact height of an EZTee Hybrid Hitting Strip.

Build to these heights

EZTee Hybrid Hitting Strip (our pick): 1-1/8" tall and holds a real tee. 5/8" foam tiles + 1/2" NP45 turf = flush.
Big Moss True Launch Pure Flight Premium Hitting Strip: 1-1/2" tall and holds a real tee. 1" foam tiles + 1/2" NP45 turf = flush.
Turf should finish level with the strip, or just below it.

Two flush systems	EZTee (our pick)	Big Moss
Base	Interlocking Foam Gym Tiling 2' x 2', 5/8"$25.50 per tile	Interlocking Foam Gym Tiling 2' x 2', 1"$35.50 per tile
Turf	NP45 Green Putting Turf, 1/2" (in both systems)From $1,040, cut from a 15' wide roll; also sold in black
Strip	EZTee Hybrid Hitting Strip, 1-1/8"From $475: 2' x 3', 2' x 4' or 2' x 5'	Big Moss True Launch Pure Flight Premium Hitting Strip, 1-1/2"From $119: 12" x 30" or 12" x 60"
Finished height	1-1/8"	1-1/2"

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

A single-level simulator floor: a darker hitting area set flush into green putting turf, with a putter, a ball and two flagsticks near the screen

A single-level floor. The hitting area sits flush in the putting turf, so there is no step at its edge.

How the floor goes in

Lay the foam tiles across the floor. Each tile covers 2' x 2', so a 15' x 12' area takes 45 tiles.
Roll the turf out over the tiles.
Cut an opening through the turf and tiles, and drop in the strip.

Want it built for you?IGO Single-Level Golf Simulator Flooring: we size the product to your room. Sneak peek in section 9.1.

Not sure how high your floor needs to be? Book a free consultation and we will work it out with you.

4.2

Our Best Sellers

Our best-selling hitting surfaces and turf in three groups, best seller first in each.

1Hitting matsBest sellers first

#1 seller1

Carl's Place

HotShot Golf Hitting Mat

A turf stance mat with a swappable Standard, Foam Divot or Gel Divot insert.

Sizes: 4'x5', 5'x8', 4'x9', 6'x10'
Height: 1-3/4"

A soft foam-core strip in Teeline turf that holds a real tee.

Sizes: 4'x7', 4'x10'
Height: 2-1/2"

From$999.99

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Real Feel

Country Club Elite Golf Mat

Long, dense nylon-blend fibers you swing down and through; takes a real tee.

Sizes: 4'x5', 5'x5', 5'x8', 5'x10'
Height: 1-3/4"

Hitting turf with no strip: tee up anywhere with a real tee.

Sizes: 5' deep, 5' to 12' wide
Height: 1-1/8"

Made in the USA from polypropylene fibers built to play like fairway turf.

Sizes: 5'x5', 5'x7', 5'x8', 5'x10'
Height: 1-1/8" turf

A thin, seamless mat with a putting-turf top; no real tee.

Sizes: 4'x5', 4'x7', 4'x10'
Height: 1-1/4"

A rubber-tile base and a 12" x 48" strip that holds a real tee.

Sizes: 4'x6', 4'x8'4", 4'x9'
Height: 2-3/4"

A softer, forgiving surface; tee up anywhere with a real tee.

Sizes: 4'x4', 5'x5', 4'x7', 4'x9'
Height: 1-5/8"

Knitted nylon turf over a foam base; takes a real tee.

Size: 5'x5'
Height: About 2"

Price$599.99

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Spornia

ProStrike Commercial Golf Mat

Soft polypropylene turf on a urethane backing; takes a real tee.

Size: 5'x5'

Price$389.99

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Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Not sure which surface fits your floor?

A free 30-minute call: we check your room and recommend a surface.

Book a free consultation

Our best sellers, continued

2Hitting strips and insertsBest sellers first

#1 seller1

SIGPRO

Softy Hitting Strip

Fits Softy mats and SIGPRO flooring; holds a real tee.

Size: 28" x 12"
Height: About 2-1/2"

Price$249.99

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Carl's Place

HotShot Hitting Strips

Standard, Foam Divot or Gel Divot insert for any HotShot mat.

Size: 12" x 30"
Height: 1-3/4"

From$79.95

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SIGPRO

Softy LITE Hitting Strip

The low-profile strip for Softy LITE mats; no real tee.

Size: 28" x 12"
Height: 1-1/4"

Price$219.99

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Big Moss

True Launch Pure Flight Premium Hitting Strip

100% nylon, made in the USA; holds a real tee.

Sizes: 12" x 30", 12" x 60"
Height: 1-1/2"

From$119

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SIG

Preferred Hitting Strip

SIG's original, firmer strip for SIGPRO mats; holds a real tee.

Size: 28" x 12"
Height: 2-3/8"

Price$119.99

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3Putting turf and flooringBy brand, best sellers first

Synthetic Turf International15' wide rolls

#1 seller1

Putting turf

Money Putt Golf Turf

Green nylon turf, cut to length.

Height: 1/2"
Lengths: 5' to 30'
Stimp: 9-10

From$640

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Putting turf

NP45 Green Putting Turf

Texturized nylon; plays with or without infill.

Height: 1/2"
Lengths: 5' to 30'

From$1,040

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Putting turf

NP45 Black Putting Turf

The same NP45 in black, at the same price.

Height: 1/2"
Lengths: 5' to 30'

From$1,040

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Putting turf

Bermuda Black Golf Turf

Polyethylene turf for a stealth look.

Height: 11/16"
Lengths: 5' to 30'
Stimp: 9-10

Cross-stitched nylon; rolls truer than NP45.

Height: 5/8"
Lengths: 5' to 30'
Stimp: 10-12

Two-tone nylon for the most natural look.

Height: 1/2" pile
Lengths: 5' to 30'

From$1,125

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SIGPRO

Golf Simulator Flooring

A flush Softy strip and 4 cups, for SIG bays.

Height: 2-3/8"
Stimp: 9-10

From$4,199.99

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SYNLawn15' wide rolls

SYNLawn

Precision Putt Putting Turf

Texturized nylon from TGL's turf partner.

Height: 3/8" pile
Lengths: 5' to 30'
Stimp: 10-12.5

From$1,300

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SYNLawn

Precision Putt TRI Putting Turf

Precision Putt with three-color blades.

Height: 3/8" pile
Lengths: 5' to 30'
Stimp: 10-12.5

From$1,300

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The specs

Stimp is green speed: the higher the number, the faster the putt rolls.

Height is the total turf height, or the pile height where it says pile.

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change. Stimp is shown only where our listing states it.

Our best sellers, continued

3Putting turf and flooringBy brand, best sellers first

Big Moss

Midnight Shadow GST Golf Simulator Putting Turf for Carl's Place DIY Enclosure

Black turf sloped near the screen; 2 cups and flagsticks.

Height: 3/8" pile
Sizes: 8' to 13' wide, 12' deep
Stimp: 13

From$1,815

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Big Moss

V2 GST Golf Simulator Putting Turf

Sloped near the screen; ramp and shims included, no floor build-up.

Height: 1/4" to 1-1/4"
Sizes: Fits Carl's Place and SIG bays

From$2,700

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Big Moss

V2 Midnight Shadow Black Putting Turf

The V2 surface in black, on a rubber backing that lays flat.

Height: 7/32" pile
Width: 12'
Lengths: 5' to 30'
Stimp: 14

Fast, true-rolling turf on a rubber backing that lays flat.

Height: 7/32" pile
Width: 12'
Lengths: 5' to 30'
Stimp: 14

From$1,800

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Big Moss

Commander Midnight Moss Black Putting Turf

Extra-heavy Commander nylon in black, on 5 mm foam.

Height: 5/8" pile
Width: 12'
Lengths: 5' to 30'

From$2,060

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Big Moss

Commander Putting Turf

Extra-heavy nylon on 5 mm foam; made in the USA.

Height: 5/8" pile
Width: 15'
Lengths: 5' to 30'

From$2,200

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Big Moss

Commander Single Level Foundation SIM Green

Commander turf on gym tiles, sized to your bay and mat height.

Height: 1-1/4" to 1-3/4"
Sizes: Fits Carl's Place and SIG bays, 15' deep
Stimp: 11

From$3,520

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A golfer crouches to place a ball beside a putter on green putting turf, with a cup at the left

Setting up a putt. Putting turf doubles as your practice green.

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change. Stimp is shown only where our listing states it.

Choosing your putting turf

Plan for one piece. Turf is cut to length from a 12' or 15' wide roll, so most bays need no seam.
Green or black is a style call. NP45 Black has the same pile, height and price as NP45 Green.
Pick your speed. Money Putt, Bermuda Black and SIGPRO flooring roll at 9-10 on the stimp; Big Moss V2 rolls at 14.
Ramp or flush. Big Moss GST turf comes with a ramp up to your mat. For a flush floor, use the turf height (section 4.1).

A golfer swinging in a home simulator enclosure, with a white short-throw projector and an overhead launch monitor on the ceiling and a golf hole projected on the screen

Chapter 5

Projector
and image

"Pick the screen first. The screen decides where the projector goes, and where it goes decides which projector you buy."IGO simulator design team

5.1Where the Projector Goes

5.2Brightness, Resolution and Screen Shape

5.3Our Best-Selling Projectors

5.1

Where the Projector Goes

A golf projector has two good homes: on the ceiling, slightly behind the tee, or on the floor in front of it. We recommend the ceiling.

1Ceiling, slightly behind the teeOur pick

Pros

Out of the swing and ball path
Least shadow

Cons

Permanent
You drill into joists
You run power and HDMI to the ceiling

Takes a short throw projector (section 5.3).

2Floor mounted, in front of the tee

Pros

Potentially no mount, in a floor case
No chance of shadows

Cons

Uses floor space
Higher chance of being hit by a golf ball
The projector sits in your view
Can conflict with where the launch monitor goes

Takes an ultra short throw projector (section 5.3).

Figure 5.1 Side views drawn to scale: an 18' deep room with a 10' ceiling, an 8' tall impact screen 1' off the wall, the ball 10' from the screen and a Uneekor EYE XO2 hung 3'6" in front of the ball.

Find your exact spotEvery projector and screen pairing lands in a slightly different place, because the screen's size and shape both change the spot. The four screen shapes (1:1, 4:3, 16:10 and 16:9) and what each one means are in section 5.2. Book a free consultation, call or text us at 310-947-8670, or try a throw calculator such as Projector Central's.

What this means for your room

On a ceiling mount, keep the lens no higher than the top of your impact screen and no more than 3' to 4' behind the golfer. Check the throw distance and offset (how far above or below the lens the picture starts) before you mount, and run power and HDMI only after you've decided on the mounting position.

5.2

Brightness, Resolution and Screen Shape

Brightness comes first: in a room with light you can't control, a bright 1080p picture beats a dim 4K UHD one.

Brightness: buy for the light you can't control

3,000 lumens

Dark rooms only. BenQ calls 3,000 lumens a good starting point for a smaller impact screen.

4,000+ lumens

Becoming the standard. BenQ recommends 4,000+ for screens 10' wide or wider.

5,000+ lumens

More ambient light. For windows, a garage door, lights you can't fully dim and commercial bays.

Resolution: 1080p or 4K UHD?

4K UHD (3840 × 2160) has four times the pixels of 1080p.
A true 4K picture needs two things: a PC that outputs 4K (chapter 6) and a 16:9 impact screen. On a 4:3, 16:10 or 1:1 screen, part of the 4K frame goes unused.
It pays off on wide screens and when you stand close to the screen. BenQ says 4K stays immersive even on screens wider than 14'.
On smaller screens, 1080p looks fine and costs less.

Tags on our projector cards

4K4K UHD: 8.3 million pixels on screen.

4K enh.Epson's 4K Enhancement shifts a 1920 × 1200 picture to show 4.6 million pixels.

No tag: 1080p, WUXGA or WXGA, up to 2.3 million pixels.

Screen shape: match the aspect ratio

Your enclosure or impact screen sets the shape (chapter 3). Set the projector's aspect to match it.

Our position: swing cameras and DLPOur BenQ, Optoma and LG golf projectors are DLP. High-speed swing cameras can pick up color flicker from DLP (BenQ says tracking is not affected). If swing video matters, tell us before you buy: we match the camera frame rate, or recommend a 3LCD or LCD projector, such as the Epson and Panasonic models in section 5.3.

What this means for your room

4,000+ lumens is becoming the industry standard for golf simulator projectors, and 5,000+ is recommended for rooms with more ambient light. Pick a 4K UHD projector plus a 16:9 impact screen for a true 4K experience. 16:10 is our second choice of screen shape, followed by 4:3 (fits most rooms) and 1:1 for limited spaces.

5.3

Our Best-Selling Projectors

The short throw and ultra short throw golf projectors we sell, best sellers first in each group. 4K = 4K UHD; 4K enh. = Epson 4K Enhancement (section 5.2).

1Short throw projectorsCeiling, slightly behind the tee

They fit our ideal mounting: just over the tee area, no more than 4' behind the golf ball for most screen sizes. BenQ's two new models lead the list, then our best sellers.

BenQ New

AK900ST 4K

6,000 lumens and lens shift for bright rooms.

Lumens: 6,000
Throw ratio: 0.81–0.89
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.1x

Same throw as the AK700ST, 1,000 more lumens.

Lumens: 5,000
Throw ratio: 0.69–0.83
Lens shift: No
Zoom: 1.2x

Auto Screen Fit sets focus, zoom and aspect.

Lumens: 4,000
Throw ratio: 0.69–0.83
Lens shift: No
Zoom: 1.2x

AK700ST lens and Auto Screen Fit, at 1080p.

Lumens: 4,000
Throw ratio: 0.69–0.83
Lens shift: No
Zoom: 1.2x

Premium 4K laser with lens shift.

Lumens: 5,100
Throw ratio: 0.81–0.89
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.1x

Compact 1080p LED model for smaller screens.

Lumens: 3,000
Throw ratio: 0.69–0.83
Lens shift: No
Zoom: 1.2x

4K laser gaming model that suits golf too.

Lumens: 3,200
Throw ratio: 0.69–0.83
Lens shift: No
Zoom: 1.2x

4K laser for golf studios and theaters.

Lumens: 5,000
Throw ratio: 0.94–1.14
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.2x

Lamp-based 1080p model for tight budgets.

Lumens: 3,000
Throw ratio: 0.69–0.83
Lens shift: No
Zoom: 1.2x

Bright WUXGA laser with lens shift.

Lumens: 5,500
Throw ratio: 0.81–0.89
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.1x

3LCD laser, no color wheel. Also in white (L690SU).

Lumens: 6,200
Throw ratio: 0.79–1.36
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.7x

Brighter 3LCD laser. Also in white (L790SE).

Lumens: 7,000
Throw ratio: 0.79–1.36
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.7x

4K laser with a Golf Sim color mode.

Lumens: 5,000
Throw ratio: 0.79
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: Fixed

Compact 4LED model for small, dark rooms.

Lumens: 2,200
Throw ratio: 0.69–0.83
Lens shift: No
Zoom: 1.2x

LCD laser with lens shift. Also in white (PT-VMZ6STU7).

Lumens: 6,200
Throw ratio: 0.797–1.01
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.2x

$5,559

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Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Our best-selling projectors, continued

1Short throw projectorsCeiling, slightly behind the tee

Panasonic

PT-VMZ7STBU7

Brighter LCD laser. Also in white (PT-VMZ7STU7).

Lumens: 7,000
Throw ratio: 0.797–1.01
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.2x

WUXGA laser with motorized zoom and shift.

Lumens: 7,200
Throw ratio: 0.75–0.95
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.26x

Brighter WUXGA laser, motorized lens.

Lumens: 8,200
Throw ratio: 0.75–0.95
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.26x

Very bright WUXGA laser, motorized lens.

Lumens: 9,800
Throw ratio: 0.65–0.75
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.15x

4K laser made for fixed installations.

Lumens: 8,500
Throw ratio: 0.65–0.75
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.15x

$15,439

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2Ultra short throw projectorsFloor mounted, in front of the tee

For a floor mount in front of the tee. Most have a fixed lens, so your screen size sets the exact spot.

BenQ

AH500ST

Fills a big screen from close up.

Lumens: 4,000
Throw ratio: 0.499
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

4K laser for small rooms and floor mounts.

Lumens: 4,000
Throw ratio: 0.496
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

Bright 1080p laser suited to floor mounts.

Lumens: 5,000
Throw ratio: 0.5
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

Compact 1080p laser for golf and home use.

Lumens: 3,500
Throw ratio: 0.496
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

1080p laser for garages and smaller bays.

Lumens: 4,200
Throw ratio: 0.496
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

Compact WXGA laser for tight spaces.

Lumens: 3,600
Throw ratio: 0.521
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

4K laser built for indoor golf.

Lumens: 4,100
Throw ratio: 0.496
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

Compact 4K laser with low input lag.

Lumens: 3,500
Throw ratio: 0.496
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

3LCD laser with zoom. Also in white (L690SE).

Lumens: 6,000
Throw ratio: 0.5–0.7
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: 1.4x

WUXGA laser with lens shift, built for 24/7.

Lumens: 6,000
Throw ratio: 0.58
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: Fixed

$4,799

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Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Our best-selling projectors, continued

2Ultra short throw projectorsFloor mounted, in front of the tee

Optoma

ZK608TST 4K

6,000-lumen 4K laser with lens shift.

Lumens: 6,000
Throw ratio: 0.58
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: Fixed

WUXGA laser with lens shift, Simulator Mode.

Lumens: 5,200
Throw ratio: 0.5
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: Fixed

WUXGA laser with manual lens shift.

Lumens: 5,000
Throw ratio: 0.58
Lens shift: Yes
Zoom: Fixed

Compact 1080p laser built for 24/7 use.

Lumens: 4,200
Throw ratio: 0.496
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

1080p laser with a Golf Sim color mode.

Lumens: 3,600
Throw ratio: 0.496
Lens shift: No
Zoom: Fixed

$1,099

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Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

From pick to placement: a real IGO design plan

Side elevation from an IGO design plan: a BenQ AK700ST on a 2 foot 7 inch drop from a vaulted ceiling, 11 feet 8 inches from the impact screen, under a framed header

Figure 5.2 Throw elevation from a real IGO design plan. The 103.4" screen height is the plan's original 16:10 picture; section 3.3 shows the same plan edited so the screen runs down to the turf.

A design plan places your projector for your exact screen, ceiling and launch monitor. In this one:

A framed header at 9'8" gives the impact screen a level top under a vaulted ceiling.
A BenQ AK700ST hangs on a 2'7" drop, its lens 9'4" off the floor and 11'8" from the screen.

Not sure which projector fits your room?

Bring your screen size and ceiling height to a free 30-minute call, and we will help you pick the projector and its mounting spot.

Book a free consultation

A SurfThing SG3 golf simulator computer with blue-lit fans sitting on simulator turf in front of a black curtain

Chapter 6

PCs, Touch Screens
and Software

"Pick the projector first, then the PC. The picture you want decides how much computer you need."IGO simulator design team

6.1

Your Simulator PC

Your PC powers your entire golf simulator. Don't skimp when choosing it.

SurfThing

SG3-5602

Entry model, built for 1080p projectors.

Graphics: RTX 5060 8GB
Processor: Core Ultra 5 225F
Memory: 16GB DDR5
Storage: 1TB NVMe SSD
OS: Windows 11 Home
Cooling: Air, dual fans

Steps up to 4K projectors.

Graphics: RTX 5070 12GB
Processor: Core Ultra 5 225F
Memory: 32GB DDR5
Storage: 2TB NVMe SSD
OS: Windows 11 Home
Cooling: Air, dual fans

4K plus swing cameras and several programs at once.

Graphics: RTX 5070 Ti 16GB
Processor: Core Ultra 5 225F
Memory: 32GB DDR5
Storage: 2TB NVMe SSD
OS: Windows 11 Home
Cooling: Air, dual fans

The most powerful SG3, for demanding 4K setups.

Graphics: RTX 5080 16GB
Processor: Core Ultra 7 265F
Memory: 32GB DDR5
Storage: 2TB NVMe SSD
OS: Windows 11 Home
Cooling: Liquid (280mm)

Price$4,699

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All fourWi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, 2.5G Ethernet, a Thunderbolt USB-C port and six rear USB 3.2 ports. The SG3-5802 is the only liquid-cooled model; the other three are air-cooled. SurfThing can install and activate your simulator software.

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

6.1

What Matters in a Simulator PC

Six things decide whether your simulator plays smoothly. Here is what each one does, with the SG3 PCs as the example.

Air-cooled

Inside a SurfThing SG3-5702Ti: tower air cooler over the processor, two memory sticks and the graphics card along the bottom

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SG3-5702Ti (the SG3-5602 and SG3-5702 also use a dual-fan air cooler).

Liquid-cooled

Inside a SurfThing SG3-5802: liquid cooler radiator and fans at the top, pump on the processor, two memory sticks and an RTX 5080 graphics card

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SG3-5802, the only liquid-cooled SG3: a 280mm radiator at the top carries the heat away.

1Graphics card

The part that matters most. It draws the course, the ball flight and every frame you see, and simulator software leans on it far more than on the processor.

RTX 5060 for 1080p; RTX 5070 or higher for 4K

2Processor

It loads your software and courses and keeps the launch monitor, swing cameras and any other programs running side by side. Faster means shorter loading and cleaner swing video.

A current Intel Core Ultra (every SG3)

3Memory

Memory holds the program and the course you're playing, so the PC isn't constantly reading from its drive. Swing cameras and extra programs use it up quickly. Two matched sticks move data faster than one.

16GB for 1080p; 32GB for 4K or cameras

4Storage

Choose a solid state drive (SSD), never a spinning hard drive. The drive decides how fast the PC starts, opens a course and saves your swing videos.

An NVMe SSD (1TB or 2TB on the SG3s)

5Windows

GSPro, Foresight Premier and Trackman's software all need a Windows 10 or 11 PC. GSPro and Premier have no Mac version.

Windows 11 (included on every SG3)

6Connections

Match the PC to how your launch monitor connects: USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. If it uses the same link as your internet, plan a second port or an adapter. Stacked USB ports can share bandwidth, so several swing cameras may need their own USB card.

2.5G Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6E, plenty of USB 3.2

A 4K frame has four times the pixels of 1080p (8.3 million vs 2.1 million), so it needs a far stronger graphics card to stay smooth.

60+ fps

Most projectors refresh 60 times a second. For smooth play, the PC should draw at least 60 frames per second; under 30 looks choppy.

Choose the PC lastOnce you know your launch monitor, software, projector and whether you'll add swing cameras, you know exactly how much PC you need. Book a free consultation to match it to your build.

6.2

Touch Screens

A touch screen beside the tee lets you change clubs, aim and courses with a tap, so you never walk back to a keyboard and mouse.

Match your touch screen to your projector

A 4K projector needs a 4K touch screen to match it. With a 1080p projector, a 1080p touch screen is all you need. Showing the same picture on both screens (mirroring) is also the easiest way to get touch working.

4K UHD projector3840 × 2160→4K touch screen3840 × 2160

1080p projector1920 × 1080→1080p touch screen1920 × 1080

Touch screensBest sellers first

#1 seller1

Touch Screen Guru

Ultra-Series 27" 4K

Bright 500-nit panel. Desk stand and 3-year warranty.

Price$999

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SurfThing

ProStation Touch G2 32" 4K

4K at 60Hz. No stand: plan a VESA mount.

More screen, same desk stand and 3-year warranty.

700+ nits for brighter rooms. VESA mount, no stand.

75Hz. Stand tilts, swivels and adjusts in height.

Our biggest Ultra-Series, 700+ nits. VESA mount.

500 nits, desk stand and 3-year warranty.

Compact 24": desk stand and 3-year warranty.

Edge-to-edge glass, 500 nits. Stand sold separately.

Edge-to-edge glass, 500 nits. Stand sold separately.

Price$2,059

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Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Where it goesBeside the tee, out of your swing and the ball's path, within easy reach of where you stand.

Stand or mountThe Touch Screen Guru 24", 27" and 32" screens and the SurfThing DT2424H come with a stand. The others need a VESA stand or wall mount.

Cable and setupTouch works over a USB cable from the PC. A passive USB 2.0 cable reaches about 16'; past that, use an active USB extension.

6.3

GSPro and E6

Most launch monitors come with their maker's own software. GSPro and TruGolf's E6 add more courses and online play, but each works only with certain launch monitors.

GSPro

GSPro Software

500+ community-built courses
4K graphics, up to 8 players
Windows 10 or 11 PC (no Mac)

1,500+ courses
Bag mapping, club fitting and mini games
Online events and leaderboards

Per yearFrom $450

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E6 APEX Expanded is $450 a year with a TruGolf APOGEE and $600 a year with other launch monitors. Also from TruGolf: E6 CONNECT Software ($2,500 lifetime, adds ranges and online events).

Launch monitor	GSPro	E6	Good to know
Overhead
ProTee United VX	Yes	Yes	ProTee Labs is included, with no ProTee subscription
Uneekor EYE XO2, EYE XR, EYE XO	Yes	Yes	Needs a Uneekor Pro membership or higher ($199/yr)
Trackman iO	No	Ask us	Runs Trackman's own software (section 6.4)
Foresight Sports Falcon	Yes	Yes	GSPro and E6 need Foresight+ Gold (section 6.4)
VTrack	Yes	Yes	No fees for third-party connections
TruGolf APOGEE	No	Yes	E6 is TruGolf's own software
GolfIn IDRA II	Yes	Yes	Needs an Intel PC (no AMD processors)
NVISAGE N1, N2	Yes	Yes	Also includes MURLIE-X course play (20 courses)
AccuGOLF Hawkeye	Yes	No	Comes with a year of GSPro; AccuGOLF no longer supports E6
Floor camera
Uneekor EYE MINI LITE, EYE MINI	Yes	Yes	Needs a Uneekor Pro membership or higher ($199/yr)
Garmin Approach R50	Yes	Yes	Also has its own simulator built in (Home Tee Hero)
Foresight Sports GC3, GCQuad, QuadMAX	Yes	Yes	GSPro and E6 need Foresight+ Gold (section 6.4)
Bushnell Launch Pro (Circle B Edition)	Yes	Yes	GSPro and E6 CONNECT need Bushnell's Gold or Unlocked subscription
TruGolf LaunchBox	No	Yes	Comes with E6 CONNECT Home (27 courses)
NVISAGE NEO-E	Yes	Yes	Also includes MURLIE-X course play (20 courses)
Foresight Sports GC2	Ask us	Ask us	Foresight+ Gold lists GSPro access; GC2 support not yet confirmed
Radar and hybrid
FlightScope Mevo Gen2	Yes	Yes	Comes with an 8-course E6 CONNECT bundle
SkyTrak ST MAX	No	No	Runs SkyTrak's own app and memberships
Rapsodo MLM2PRO	Yes	Yes	GSPro needs a Rapsodo Premium membership
Garmin Approach R10	Yes	Yes	Garmin Golf membership for Garmin's own courses
Blue Tees Rainmaker	Yes	Yes	Also pairs with the Blue Tees LAUNCH app
Swing Caddie SC4 PRO	No	Yes	E6 CONNECT, with 5 courses included
Full Swing KIT	Yes	Yes	Comes with a 5-course E6 CONNECT package
Trackman 4	No	No	Runs Trackman's own software (section 6.4)

Yes = supported per GSPro, TruGolf, Foresight or the launch monitor maker, or listed on our product pages (October 2026). No = not supported by GSPro or the maker. Ask us = not confirmed either way; we'll check your setup. E6 = E6 CONNECT or E6 APEX. Not shown: Shot Scope LM1 (a practice radar) and TruGolf MultiSport ARCADE (its own sports games); for any other launch monitor, ask us. Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

6.4

Trackman and Foresight Software

Trackman and Foresight write their own simulator software, and for many golfers it's the reason to choose them. Here's what you get, what it costs and why golfers pay more for it.

A Trackman Virtual Golf hole, seen from the tee

Trackman

Performance Studio and Virtual Golf 3

The Trackman iO and Trackman 4 both run Trackman Performance Studio (TPS), home base for practice, coaching and play. Its Virtual Golf 3 courses let you change the time of day, fog and clouds during a round.

You choose the software edition when you buy a Trackman iO, and year one of the subscription is included. After that, your edition renews every year.

What it costs

Edition	Trackman iO	Per year from year two	What you get
Home	From $13,995	$700	Ball data, range and target practice, on-course practice, Performance Center, 50 courses, 3 games, tournaments and online play
Home Complete	From $23,995	$1,100	Everything in Home, plus select club data, shot analysis, Test Center and every course and game

"From" prices are for one Trackman iO; the DUO version (two units, for bays under 14' wide) is $18,995 with Home and $28,495 with Home Complete. Trackman 4 ($25,995) needs the Home Complete subscription ($1,100 a year), sold separately.

Why golfers pay more

1More numbers on every shot

Home measures 15 numbers per shot. Home Complete measures 23, adding club data such as club path and face angle; angle of attack and low point now cover every club, wedges included. Trackman 4 gives you more than 40.

2Practice that keeps score

Performance Center tests your shot-making with Strokes Gained scoring, and Map My Bag builds a true distance for every club.

3Instant impact video

On the range, the Trackman iO plays a 4-second impact video right after each shot. Shot Analysis (Home Complete) replays it with your club path and launch direction drawn over it.

4One system, trusted by the pros

The launch monitor and the software come from the same maker, trusted by leading touring professionals and world-class instructors.

Software terms from our Trackman product pages and trackman.com, October 2026. Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

6.4

Foresight Premier and Foresight+

Foresight Premier is Foresight's new simulator software for Windows PCs, and it replaces Foresight's FSX software. A Foresight+ membership runs Premier in your simulator and the Foresight app on the range, all on one account.

A golfer holding a phone with the Foresight app showing carry, spin and ball speed, with a Foresight GC2 on the turf

Shot data from a GC2 in the Foresight app

Foresight Sports

Foresight+ Memberships

Plan	Per year	What you get
Free	$0	Core data in the app and Premier; last 10 sessions
Silver	$199	Unlimited history, dispersion views, drills and challenges
Gold	$599	Adds swing video, multiple profiles, club comparison and third-party software such as GSPro
Course Pass	$295	35 courses (with Silver or Gold)
Course Pass Pro	$595	The full 111-course library (with Silver or Gold)

Every new Foresight launch monitor includes 30 days of Foresight+ Gold with Course Pass Pro. After that, course play needs Silver or Gold plus a course pass.

Why golfers pay more

1Real courses in 4K

Premier plays full rounds on real courses rendered in 4K, with multiple tees, pin placements and several putting modes.

2One account

One membership covers Premier in your simulator and the Foresight app on the range, so every session lands in one place.

3Room to grow

Gold opens GSPro (not on the GC2) and other third-party software when you want more courses or games.

Software terms from our Foresight Sports product pages and foresightsports.com, October 2026. Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Need help choosing?

Free 30-minute call with our simulator team: we match the launch monitor, PC and software to your room.

Book a free consultation

A finished IGO customer install: a built-in golf simulator room with padded walls, wall-to-wall turf, a hitting mat and GSPro on the impact screen

Chapter 7

Sample builds
by budget

"Start with the room, then the launch monitor. Get these two right and the rest of the components fall into place."IGO simulator design team

7.1Practice Net Setup

7.2Budget Setup

7.3Studio Setup

7.4Home Setup

7.5Premium Setup

7.6Ultimate Setup

7.7Commercial Solution

The lineup

Six complete builds from our sales team, from a practice net to a finished golf room, plus a commercial bay. Each one lists every part with its price, and the room it needs.

Build	Launch monitor	Room (W x D x H)	Total
7.1Practice Net Setup	Rapsodo MLM2PRO, behind the ball	Room to swing; 14'6" unit to net	$1,449.93	View
7.2Budget Setup	FlightScope Mevo Gen2, radar behind the ball	12' W x 20' D x 9' H	$6,995.84	View
7.3Studio Setup	Foresight Sports GC2, floor camera	14' W x 20' D x 10' H	$16,194.99	View
7.4Home Setup	Uneekor EYE XR, overhead	15' W x 18' D x 10' H	$17,281.83	View
7.5Premium Setup	ProTee United VX, overhead	15' W x 18' D x 10' H	$19,899.40	View
7.6Ultimate Setup	Uneekor EYE XO2, overhead	15' W x 18' D x 10' H	$31,340.25	View
7.7Commercial Solution	Trackman iO Commercial, overhead	16'6" W x 18' D x 11' H	$49,075.89	View

Room sizes are width x depth x ceiling height, from our room numbers (chapter 1) and each launch monitor's own needs. Ceiling under 9'? Ask us about overhead launch monitors that work at lower ceiling heights.

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

7.1

Practice Net Setup

Radar and cameras, behind the ballSingle dexterityPhone, tablet or TV

The simplest way to get real ball data at home: a launch monitor, a net and a mat. There's no enclosure, projector or PC to buy. You play on your own phone or tablet, or mirror it to a TV.

Launch monitor

Net

Hitting mat

Your phone, tablet or TV

Part	Product	Price
Launch monitor	Rapsodo MLM2PRODoppler radar and two cameras; set handedness in the app; tripod and three RPT balls included	$599.99
Net	Spornia SPG-7 Golf Practice Net7' wide x 7' high x 7' deep, with automatic ball return; indoors or out	$349.99
Hitting mat	Carl's Place 4'x5' HotShot Golf Hitting MatOffset strip (single dexterity)	$499.95
Screen	Your iPhone, iPad or Android deviceMirror it to a TV for a bigger picture	You own it
Total	Plays on the free Rapsodo MLM app	$1,449.93

Also sold as one listing: the Rapsodo MLM2PRO Spornia Practice Package (pick the SPG-7 net and the 4'x5' HotShot mat).

Book a free consultationWe'll check your space and quote it.

Space it needs

Room to swing

No set room size: swing a driver freely, overhead and to both sides.

Software. 45 days of Premium included, then $199.99/yr for courses and simulator software.

Next step. Add a screen, projector and PC later: the MLM2PRO runs GSPro ($250/yr, with Rapsodo Premium).

7.2

Budget Setup

Radar, behind the ballDual dexterity1080pProjector on the floor

A complete bay with nothing on the ceiling: the FlightScope Mevo Gen2 sits behind the ball, so righties and lefties share one mat, and the projector sits on the floor in a steel case.

Launch monitor

Enclosure

Hitting mat

Landing pad

Projector

Floor case

Part	Product	Price
Launch monitor	FlightScope Mevo Gen2Radar and camera, 8' behind the ball; indoors, use Titleist RCT balls or the included stickers	$1,299
Enclosure	Carl's Place C-Series DIY Enclosure Kit, 8'H x 10.5'W, Premium screenKit $1,598.95 + Pipe Framing Kit $394.95 + Foam Insert Kit $215 + Safety Baffle $40 + Net Wall Extensions (8') $140	$2,388.90
Hitting mat	Carl's Place 4'x9' HotShot Golf Hitting MatA 9' wide mat, so both stances fit	$779.95
Landing pad	Landing Pad Mat for SIG DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure, 10'8"Turf between the mat and the screen	$899.99
Projector	Optoma GT2400HDR1080p laser, 4,200 lumens	$1,299
Projector case	Floor Mounted Projector CaseSteel case in front of the tee that shields the projector from golf balls	$329
Screen	Your iPad, iPhone or PCFS Golf runs on all three; connect it to the projector	You own it
Total	Every part on this list	$6,995.84

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Who it's for. A first full bay with no ceiling work, in a garage, basement or spare room deep enough for the radar behind the ball.

Software. FS Golf is free, with no subscription, and the Mevo Gen2 comes with an 8-course E6 CONNECT bundle.

Book a free consultationWe'll size this build to your room and quote it.

Room it needs

12' W × 20' D × 9' H

W = width, D = depth, H = ceiling height. FlightScope puts the Mevo Gen2 8' behind the ball and asks for at least 8' from the ball to the screen. The enclosure is 10'10" wide and 8'4" tall.

Top view, to scale, 1' grid

The projector sits on the floor about 4'10" from the screen, inside its steel case; the Mevo Gen2 sits 8' behind the ball. Device symbols are not to scale.

7.3

Studio Setup

Floor camera, beside the ballSingle dexterity4K UHDPutting green floor

A complete SIG12 studio: the enclosure, screen and a putting green floor with a swappable hitting strip, plus the new Foresight GC2 and a 4K UHD projector.

Launch monitor

SIG12 Golf Simulator Studio Complete Package

Studio package

Projector

Touch screen

Projector ceiling mount with extension bar

Projector mount

Part	Product	Price
Launch monitor	Foresight Sports GC2Two high-speed cameras beside the ball, facing it; move it to the other side for lefties	$1,699
Studio	SIG12 Golf Simulator Studio Complete Package, SIGPRO Premium (White) screenSIG12 enclosure (12'2"W x 9'4"H x 5'D), landing pad turf and the 13'6" x 15'6" SIG12 flooring: a putting green with four cups and a swappable hitting strip	$6,999.99
Projector	Optoma ZK521ST-B4K UHD laser, 5,000 lumens	$2,699
Projector mount	Projector Ceiling Mount with Extension Bar, 6" to 11" drop	$399
PC	SurfThing SG3-57024K ready	$3,199
Touch screen	Touch Screen Guru Ultra-Series 32" 4KDesktop stand included	$1,199
Total	Every part on this list	$16,194.99

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Who it's for. Golfers who want to chip and putt as well as hit full shots. The GC2 sits beside the ball, so the bay is set up for righties or lefties.

Software. The GC2 runs Foresight Premier and the Foresight app; 30 days of Foresight+ Gold are included. Want GSPro? Ask us about GC2 support. We install the software for free.

Book a free consultationWe'll size this build to your room and quote it.

Room it needs

14' W × 20' D × 10' H

W = width, D = depth, H = ceiling height: SIG's own recommendation for the SIG12. The enclosure is 12'2" wide and 9'4" tall.

Top view, to scale, 1' grid

The GC2 sits beside the ball, facing the golfer; for lefties it moves to the gray spot. The projector hangs about 9' from the screen. Device symbols are not to scale.

7.4

Home Setup

Overhead, behind the teeDual dexterity1080pBuilt into the room

A bay that looks built in: the EYE XR hangs from the ceiling behind the tee, the screen fills the wall and curtains cover the side walls. Righties and lefties share one mat.

Launch monitor

Built-in screen

Curtains

Hitting mat

Projector

Part	Product	Price
Launch monitor	Uneekor EYE XRCeiling mounted 3'6" behind the ball; no ball or club markings needed	$5,999
Screen	Carl's Place Built-In Screen Kit, Premium screenScreen, cables and hardware for a 15' x 10' wall (180" x 120"), with foam inserts	$1,525
Side walls	2 x Carl's Place Golf Room Curtain, 120" x 96"With 2 Curtain Valences ($220) and 2 ceiling-mount hardware kits ($269.90)	$1,239.90
Hitting mat	Carl's Place 6'x10' HotShot Golf Hitting MatA 10' wide mat, so both stances fit	$1,059.95
Landing pad	Landing Pad Mat for SIG DIY Golf Simulator Enclosure, 15'Turf between the mat and the screen	$1,299.99
Projector	BenQ AH700ST1080p laser, 4,000 lumens	$2,299
Projector mount	Projector Ceiling Flush Mount	$259.99
PC	SurfThing SG3-57024K ready	$3,199
Monitor	SurfThing D2424H 23.8" Monitor1080p, 165Hz; not a touch screen	$400
Total	Every part on this list	$17,281.83

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Who it's for. A spare room or basement you want to look finished, for righties and lefties.

Software. Uneekor's View software is included, and GSPro is optional at $250/yr. We install the software for free.

Book a free consultationWe'll size this build to your room and quote it.

Room it needs

15' W × 18' D × 10' H

W = width, D = depth, H = ceiling height. This screen fits a 15' wall with a 10' ceiling, and Uneekor recommends a 9' to 10' ceiling for the EYE XR.

Top view, to scale, 1' grid

The EYE XR hangs 3'6" behind the ball and the AH700ST about 11' from the screen, just behind the tee; both are on the ceiling. Device symbols are not to scale.

7.5

Premium Setup

OverheadDual dexterity4K UHDPutting turf floor

The ProTee United VX hangs from the ceiling, so righties and lefties share one tee. The floor is NP45 putting turf over foam tiles, with an EZTee hybrid hitting strip at the tee.

Launch monitor

Enclosure

Putting turf

Projector

Touch screen

Part	Product	Price
Launch monitor	ProTee United VXTwo high-speed cameras, ceiling mounted 3'4" to 3'7" in front of the ball	$6,500
Enclosure	Carl's Place C-Series DIY Enclosure Kit, 9'H x 12'W, Premium screenKit $1,749.95 + Pipe Framing Kit $414.95 + Foam Insert Kit $240 + Safety Baffle $40 + Net Wall Extensions (8') $140	$2,584.90
Flooring	NP45 Green Putting Turf, 15' x 12'Turf $1,645 + 45 Interlocking Foam Gym Tiles (2' x 2', 5/8") $1,147.50	$2,792.50
Hitting strip	EZTee Hybrid Hitting Strip, 2' x 3'Set into the turf at the tee	$475
Projector	BenQ AK700ST4K UHD laser, 4,000 lumens	$2,899
PC	SurfThing SG3-57024K ready	$3,199
Touch screen	Touch Screen Guru Ultra-Series 32" 4KDesktop stand included	$1,199
Software	GSProYear one; then $250/yr	$250
Total	Every part on this list	$19,899.40

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Who it's for. Serious golfers who want overhead tracking and a floor they can putt on.

Software. ProTee Labs is included, with no recurring ProTee fees, and GSPro is in this build. We install the software for free.

Good to know. This build has no projector mount listed: we'll size one to your ceiling when we quote your room.

Book a free consultationWe'll size this build to your room and quote it.

Room it needs

15' W × 18' D × 10' H

W = width, D = depth, H = ceiling height. ProTee hangs the VX 9' to 10' above the mat (10' is ideal). The enclosure is 12'2" wide and 9'4" tall.

Top view, to scale, 1' grid

The VX hangs 3'4" to 3'7" in front of the ball; the AK700ST sits up to 9'2" from the screen, just in front of the tee. Device symbols are not to scale.

7.6

Ultimate Setup

OverheadDual dexterity4K UHDBuilt into the room

The EYE XO2 overhead launch monitor in a finished golf room: a Carl's Place built-in screen with padded wall and ceiling panels, wall-to-wall putting turf and a 4K UHD laser projector.

Launch monitor

Built-in screen

Hitting strip

Projector

Touch screen

Part	Product	Price
Launch monitor	Uneekor EYE XO2Overhead cameras, ceiling mounted about 3'6" in front of the ball	$10,999
Screen and walls	Carl's Place Built-In Screen Kit, Premium screenScreen, cables and hardware for a 15' x 10' wall (180" x 120"), padded side wall and ceiling panels (72") and foam inserts	$4,638.25
Flooring	IGO Custom Simulator Turf, 15' x 15'Level putting turf on foam underlayment, with an EZ Tee Hybrid Hitting Strip (2' x 3')	$5,100.02
Projector	BenQ LK936ST4K UHD laser, 5,100 lumens	$4,899
Projector mount	Universal Projector Mount with Addition Extenders	$305.99
PC	SurfThing SG3-5702Ti4K ready, with headroom for swing cameras	$3,799
Touch screen	Touch Screen Guru Ultra-Series 32" 4K	$1,199
Screen mount	Articulating Mount for 13" to 55" Flat Panel ScreensWall mount for the touch screen	$399.99
Total	Every part on this list	$31,340.25

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Who it's for. Golfers who want a finished golf room, with overhead tracking for righties and lefties.

Software. Uneekor's View software is included, and GSPro is optional at $250/yr. We install the software for free.

Book a free consultationWe'll size this build to your room and quote it.

Room it needs

15' W × 18' D × 10' H

W = width, D = depth, H = ceiling height. This build fits a 15' wall with a 10' ceiling, and Uneekor recommends a 9' to 10' ceiling for the EYE XO2.

Top view, to scale, 1' grid

The EYE XO2 hangs about 3'6" in front of the ball; the LK936ST sits about 12' from the screen, behind the tee. Device symbols are not to scale.

7.7

Commercial Solution

OverheadCommercial license4K UHD6,000 lumens

A bay built for heavy daily use in a golf studio, club, bar or office: the Trackman iO Commercial and a 6,000-lumen projector hang from a 15'-deep Carl's Place Pro enclosure, over putting turf.

Launch monitor

Enclosure

Putting turf

Projector

Touch screen

Part	Product	Price
Launch monitor	Trackman iO, CommercialThe 9'10" to 10'6" mounting-height version; licensed for business use	$23,995
Enclosure	Carl's Place C-Series Pro Enclosure Kit, 10'H x 15.5'W x 15'D, Premium screenKit $5,104.95 + Pipe Framing Kit $1,550 + Safety Baffle $50	$6,704.95
Frame mounts	Carl's Place Movable Ceiling Crossbar, 15.5'Plus a Launch Monitor Frame Mount for the iO ($189) and a Frame-Mount Projector Mounting Kit ($284.95)	$1,023.95
Flooring	NP45 Green Putting Turf, 15' x 16'Turf $2,000 + 60 Interlocking Foam Gym Tiles (2' x 2', 5/8") $1,530	$3,530
Hitting strip	EZTee Hybrid Hitting Strip, 2' x 3'Set into the turf at the tee	$475
Projector	BenQ AK900ST4K UHD laser, 6,000 lumens	$5,999
PC	SurfThing SG3-5802Flagship 4K tier, liquid cooled	$4,699
Touch screen	Touch Screen Guru Ultra-Series 55" 4K	$2,199
Screen mount	Thin Articulating Mount for 13" to 46" Flat Panel Screens	$449.99
Total	Every part on this list	$49,075.89

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Who it's for. Golf studios, clubs, bars and offices. We plan each bay with you, from design plans to installation coordination (chapter 8).

Software. Trackman's Commercial edition, with the Golf Portal to run your bays; year one is included, then it renews yearly.

Book a free consultationWe'll size this build to your room and quote it.

Room it needs

16'6" W × 18' D × 11' H

W = width, D = depth, H = ceiling height. The enclosure is 15'10" wide, 15' deep and 10'3" tall; Carl's recommends 2" to 3" each side and 6" to 7" above it.

Top view, to scale, 1' grid

The iO hangs from the enclosure frame 3'3" to 3'5" in front of the ball; the AK900ST hangs from a second crossbar about 12'10" from the screen. Device symbols are not to scale.

Not in the build totals

Yearly software: listed with each build.

HDMI cables: sized to your room when we quote it; a 32' locking HDMI cable is $159.99.

Golf Simulator Design Plans: $795, with 3D renderings and floor plans (chapter 8).

Installation: from $4,999.99 per bay, done by vetted independent installers we coordinate (chapter 8).

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Make any build yours

Swap a part? Each chapter shows your options.

2Launch monitorRoom needs for every modelsection 2.2 3EnclosureFreestanding or built into the roomchapter 3 4Hitting surfaceMats, hitting strips and flooringchapter 4 5ProjectorBrightness, 4K and where it mountschapter 5 6PC and softwarePCs, touch screens, GSPro and morechapter 6

Not sure which build fits your room?

Book a free 30-minute call: we'll check your measurements, match a build to your room and budget, and quote it.

Book a free consultation

A finished IGO customer install.

A finished golf simulator room: padded walls, a projector on a ceiling mount behind the tee, an overhead launch monitor and an impact screen showing the GSPro welcome screen over green turf

Chapter 8

Design and
Installation

"Every great golf simulator design starts with a complimentary consultation call. Reach out to our team to kickstart your build."IGO simulator design team

8.1Start with a Free Consultation

8.2Receive a Quote

8.3Golf Simulator Design Plans

8.4Installation: Standard or Custom

How it works, in four steps

1Free Consultation

A 30-minute call with a golf simulator expert about your room, your game and your budget.

Free

2Receive a Quote

An itemized quote for your room at our best pricing. No design plans needed.

Free

3Golf Simulator Design Plans

Optional 3D renderings and to-scale floor plans of your room.

$795

4Installation

Optional Two tiers, done by vetted independent installers.

From $4,999.99 per bay

8.1

Start with a Free Consultation

Book a free 30-minute call

Talk through your room, your game and your budget with a golf simulator expert. Have these ready:

Room measurements
Photos of the room
Your budget
Launch monitor ideas

Book a free consultation

On the call, we

Check your measurements
Talk through your options
Start building your quote

8.2

Receive a Quote

From your call, we build an itemized quote for your room at our best pricing. You don't need design plans to get one.

Your quote, part by partWhere this guide covers it

Launch monitorChapter 2

Enclosure or impact screenChapter 3

Hitting mat, turf and flooringChapter 4

Projector and mountChapter 5

PC, touch screen and softwareChapter 6

Installation, if you want itSection 8.4

Prefer to call, text or email?Call or text 310-947-8670 or email sales@indoorgolfoutlet.com with your room size, a few photos and your goals.

Want it all mapped out first?Golf Simulator Design Plans add 3D renderings and to-scale floor plans to your quote (section 8.3).

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

8.3

Golf Simulator Design Plans

Want every position worked out before you buy? Order Golf Simulator Design Plans and Consultation ($795) and plan your room one-on-one with our design team.

What you get

A one-on-one design call with the IGO design team
Photorealistic 3D renderings of your room
2D floor plans: projector throw, screen, launch monitor and hitting area
Equipment recommendations sized to your room, from screen to software
An itemized equipment quote with full pricing
Framing, wall protection, outlet and cable guidance

Who it suits

Home or commercial rooms, one bay or several
DIY builds
Contractor-led builds

See a real planThree views from a real IGO design plan are in section 8.3.

How Design Plans work

OrderOrder your plans online.

Intake formSend your room dimensions, ceiling height, photos and layout ideas.

Design callMeet our design team one-on-one about your goals, your room and your equipment.

Your plans3D renderings, 2D drawings, equipment recommendations and your full quote.

Build itBuild it yourself, hand the plans to your contractor or book installation through us (section 8.4).

Not sure you need plans yet?

Start with a free 30-minute call: we'll check your measurements and build your quote. Or order Design Plans online.

Book a free consultation

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

8.3 Design Plans, continued

Inside a Design Plan

Three views from one real IGO design plan for a garage bay. Every measurement is settled on paper before anything is bought or mounted.

Dimensioned floor plan of a 22'9" by 24' garage golf simulator bay with the enclosure, impact screen, turf, hitting spot, launch monitor and projector positions

1. Floor plan. The room to scale, with the enclosure, screen, turf, hitting spot, launch monitor and projector all dimensioned.

Power and signal plan with outlet locations and cable runs from the launch monitor and PC to the projector and touch screen

2. Power and signal plan. Outlets plus each cable run: Cat 6 from the launch monitor to the PC, HDMI to the projector, HDMI and USB to the touch screen.

Side-view elevation showing the projector height, a 14'4" lens-to-screen throw and the launch monitor sensor height under a 12'8" ceiling

3. Throw elevation. A side view: projector height, the 14'4" throw and a check that the picture clears the ceiling-mounted launch monitor.

Want plans for your room?

Start with a free 30-minute call.

Book a free consultation

8.4

Installation: Standard or Custom

Want it done for you? Pick one of two installation tiers, priced per bay. We plan and coordinate; vetted independent installers do the on-site work.

Tier	StandardA standard-size freestanding enclosure and screen	CustomA built-in impact screen with padded walls
Price	$4,999.99 per bay	$7,499.99 per bay
Time on site	1 to 2 full days	2 full days, plus up to 1 day for wall padding
Both tiers include	Launch monitor mounting Projector mounting and image setup Cable management and finishing Hitting mat placement Putting turf and underlayment Computer and monitor setup On-site calibration Room layout for your install Post-install walkthrough

Golf Simulator Design Plans (3D renderings and floor plans, $795) are a separate service (section 8.3).

Good to know before you book

Scheduling: about 2 to 4 weeks after layout approval and the signed agreement.
Payment: 100% prepaid.
Equipment: not included; bought separately.
Before install day: framing, outlets and conduit finished; the space cleared.
More than one bay? Pricing by quote.
Where: across the continental US.

Finished freestanding golf simulator enclosure in a garage: black frame and side panels, a white impact screen and a turf platform with a rounded black edge

Finished IGO customer install: freestanding enclosure on a turf platform

Finished built-in golf simulator room with a white impact screen, black padded wall panels, green turf and a hitting mat

Finished IGO customer install: built-in screen with padded walls

Not sure which tier fits your room?

Talk it through with a golf simulator expert.

Book a free consultation

Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change.

Studio render of IGO Single-Level flooring: green turf with a flush hitting strip and two putting cups, lit by a single studio light

Chapter 9

Sneak Peek:
New IGO Products

"Everything on one level: the hitting strip sits flush with the turf, so the step at the edge of the mat is gone."IGO simulator design team

9.1

IGO Single-Level Golf Simulator Flooring

A mat on a bare floor leaves a step at its edge and nowhere to putt. Single-Level flooring is our own turnkey floor: it puts the whole bay on one level.

What is in the floor, bottom to top

Tile base: interlocking 10" x 10" plastic tiles with pre-cut perimeter edging
Putting cups set into the base
IGO Local Muni Putting Turf, green or black
IGO Local Muni Hitting Strip or Golf Mat, level with the turf
Your enclosure on top

Studio render of IGO Single-Level flooring with one corner folded back to show the tile base under the turf

Studio render: a corner folded back to show the tile base under the turf.

1.25" high

Finished height, approximate

14 sizes plus custom sizing

For Carl's Place C-Series DIY, SIG8, SIG10, SIG12 and SIG DIY enclosures

6" each side

About this much floor shows past your enclosure, for a platform look

Why one level

Putt between swingsPutting cups set into the floor let you practice your putting between shots.

A quieter bayThe tile base is designed to cut impact noise and keep balls from bouncing around after they hit the screen.

Pick your hitting surfaceThe IGO Local Muni Hitting Strip, or a golf mat from 5' x 5' to 5' x 10', depending on your enclosure (section 9.2).

9.2

IGO Local Muni Hitting Strips and Golf Mats

Our own hitting surfaces, designed to create the fairway lies you'd find at your local muni: a standalone hitting strip, and a golf mat in six sizes.

Drawn to scale. Top and side view, with a golf ball for size.

IGO Local Muni Hitting Strip

The same strip that sits flush in our Single-Level flooring, on its own: replace a worn strip, or set it into your own mat or floor.

Size: 30" long x 12" wide x 1.25" tall
Taller pile than a traditional golf mat, so it forgives mishits
Fairway lies down the grain or into it, on one surface
Drops into the 5' x 9' and 5' x 10' mats and the Single-Level floor

Drawn to scale. Only 5' x 9' and 5' x 10' have the 30" x 12" strip.

IGO Local Muni Golf Mat

The same hitting surface as a golf mat. 5' x 9' and 5' x 10' have a center strip; smaller sizes are one piece.

Six sizes: 5' x 5', 5' x 6', 5' x 7', 5' x 8', 5' x 9' and 5' x 10'
Replaceable 30" x 12" strip on 5' x 9' and 5' x 10', swapped out on its own as it wears
Dual dexterity in the 5' x 9' and 5' x 10' sizes: room to stand on both sides of the strip (section 4.1)
Same fairway lies and forgiving feel as the strip

Pro tipMove your ball position around the strip instead of hitting from one spot, so the wear spreads out.

Want one in your bay? Ask us about it.

Book a free consultation and we will size the floor and hitting surface for your enclosure.

Book a free consultation

Finished golf simulator bay with padded walls, a projector on a ceiling mount, an overhead launch monitor and GSPro on the impact screen, over green turf

Chapter 10

Our Work
and Next Steps

"Bring us your room dimensions and a photo of the room, and we'll help you plan the rest."IGO simulator design team

10.1

Our Work

Finished IGO customer installs, from home bays to a commercial putting green.

Finished built-in golf simulator room with padded walls, a turf floor and GSPro on the impact screen

Built-in room with padded walls

Finished golf simulator bay in an open-plan basement, seen from the stair railing, with a projector on the ceiling

Open-plan basement bay

Dark golf simulator bay running Trackman software, with the turf lit by the projector

Dark bay running Trackman

Finished golf simulator enclosure on a raised turf platform with putting cups in a garage

Garage enclosure on a turf platform

Finished golf simulator enclosure with a white impact screen and turf inside a dark-walled shop building, a floor launch monitor beside the hitting mat

Enclosure in a shop building

Finished commercial putting green with putting cups, black railings and a wood accent wall with a TV

Commercial putting green with Money Putt turf

Every photo on this page is a finished IGO customer install. Want yours to be next? Book a free consultation.

10.2Book Your Free Consultation

Ready to build
your sim room?

Book a free 30-minute call with our golf simulator experts. We will check your room measurements and options with you, then build your quote.

1Book your call

Pick a time that works for you on our calendar.

2Talk through your room

Tell us about your space and how you want to play. We check what fits.

3Get your quote

We build an itemized quote for your room. No design plan needed.

Your first step is a free call

A free 30-minute call with our golf simulator team.

Book a free consultation

Call or text

310-947-8670

Email

sales@indoorgolfoutlet.com

Hours (Eastern)

Mon to Sat, 9 AM to 9 PM
Sun, 9 AM to 8 PM

Website

indoorgolfoutlet.com

Talk to our team

Kevin Maust, PGA
National Sales Manager
kevin@indoorgolfoutlet.com

Zak Ardo
Sales Executive
zak@indoorgolfoutlet.com

Max Derrick
Junior Sales Representative
max@indoorgolfoutlet.com

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Sim RoomBlueprint

Who This Guide Is For

This guide is for you if

How to use this guide

About Indoor Golf Outlet

What we do

Authorized dealer for the brands golfers trust

Meet the team

Call or text

Email

Hours (Eastern)

Index

Plan yourspace

The Three Numbers That Decide Everything

Our House Room Standards

How our design plans lay it out

Measure It, Then Mock It Up

What you need

How to measure

Obstruction checklist

Mock it up

Garage, Basement or Dedicated Room

Power, Light, Climate and Cables

Outlets

Cables

Lighting

Heat and climate

Choose yourlaunch monitor

Overhead, Floor Camera or Radar?

Room Needs by Model

How to read the table

Room Needs by Model, Continued

Our Best Sellers

Enclosures:Freestandingvs Built-In

Freestanding or Built-In?

Which one is right for you

Our Best-Selling Enclosures

Enclosure packages

Carl's Place Built-In Golf Room Kit

How it mounts

In the screen kit

Built-In Add-Ons

Impact Screens

Hitting Surfaceand Flooring

Mat, Hitting Strip or Custom Flooring?

Hitting mat

Strip set into turf

Custom flooring kit

Center, Offset, Full Width or Insert?

Build the Floor Up to the Strip

Build to these heights

How the floor goes in

Our Best Sellers

Choosing your putting turf

Projectorand image

Where the Projector Goes

Brightness, Resolution and Screen Shape

Brightness: buy for the light you can't control

Resolution: 1080p or 4K UHD?

Screen shape: match the aspect ratio

Our Best-Selling Projectors

From pick to placement: a real IGO design plan

PCs, Touch Screens and Software

Your Simulator PC

What Matters in a Simulator PC

Touch Screens

GSPro and E6

Trackman and Foresight Software

Performance Studio and Virtual Golf 3

What it costs

Why golfers pay more

Foresight Premier and Foresight+

Foresight+ Memberships

Why golfers pay more

Sample buildsby budget

Practice Net Setup

Budget Setup

Studio Setup

Home Setup

Premium Setup

Sim Room
Blueprint

Plan your
space

Choose your
launch monitor

Enclosures:
Freestanding
vs Built-In

Hitting Surface
and Flooring

Projector
and image

PCs, Touch Screens
and Software

Sample builds
by budget

Design and
Installation

Sneak Peek:
New IGO Products

Our Work
and Next Steps

Ready to build
your sim room?