The Sim Build PlanCONNECT THE PARTS. COUNT THE COST.Plan your build
Illustrative rendering of a generously proportioned home golf simulator with forest-green walls, warm wooden cabinetry, a coastal course on the impact screen and a green hitting mat.
Your room. Your system. Your plan.

A better sim build
starts here.

Turn your space into a golf room—without losing sight of the parts, software or full cost.

Plan your build See how it works

Independent planning, grounded in official sources.

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Start where you are

A plan for every part.

Choose the question you need to answer next.

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01 / YOUR SPACE

Make room.

Compare your dimensions with published monitor requirements.

Check your room
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02 / THE CONNECTIONS

Connect confidently.

Put the projector, PC, software and monitor in one checklist.

Check compatibility
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03 / YOUR BUDGET

Know the total.

Build a bill of materials and see 1-, 3- and 5-year costs.

Estimate your build

All room images are original illustrative renderings. Room dimensions and equipment placement are not safety or compatibility guidance.

One connected process

Think beyond the monitor.

01

Start with your space.

Measure your room. Check the published setup distances. Keep the unknowns visible.

Open the room planner →
03

Look past the first invoice.

Add hardware today and software over time, so you're comparing the whole system.

See the full cost →
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Illustrative rendering, not a recommended layout.
Your room sets the brief

Fits on paper.
Checks in person.

Published monitor distances are a useful starting point—not a guarantee your room is safe or your swing will clear the ceiling.

The room planner shows what the official sources establish, what stays unknown, and what you need to check before buying.

Compare your dimensions
Illustrative rendering of a refined garage simulator with an impact screen, hitting mat and organized wood cabinetry.
Illustrative rendering of a possible room aesthetic, not a tested setup or customer build.
The whole system matters

The monitor is
only one line item.

A supported monitor can still need a Windows PC, a manufacturer tier, a separate software license or a different display setup.

Compare sourced requirements for four launch monitors priced below $2,000 in our research—without a hands-on ranking.

Compare the complete picture
The cost behind the course library

Don't forget the software.

GSPro, manufacturer memberships and native apps belong in the budget. Some are annual; some prerequisites are easy to miss.

Compare software costs
Independent research. Clear limits.

Garmin R50, Square Omni, Uneekor EYE MINI LITE and Foresight GC3 do not have enough official numeric room-fit evidence in our reviewed sources for a complete geometry screen. The planner says so. It never turns a generic room recommendation into a personal clearance guarantee.

A website cannot inspect your swing, mat height, ceiling obstructions, containment or mounting. Before buying, follow the current manuals and perform the ball-free clearance checks described in the planner. Affiliate buttons are inactive until accepted program terms are reviewed.

All room imagery on this site is illustrative. It does not show customer builds, tested products, or certified safe equipment placement. Read our methodology and sources →

Ready for the first step?

Bring the plan
before the purchase.

Start with an editable build. Change the parts. See the years.

Plan your build