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Golf simulator planning

Plan the simulator that fits your room.

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Enter real dimensions and buying priorities. The Planner will give a clear room verdict, tailored equipment route and the next action to take.

Updated 8 October 2026 · By Golf Gear Lab
5 core steps · optional equipment preferencesYour answers are saved on this device so you can come back later.

1. Where will it live?

2. Enter the clear usable room dimensions

Measure around beams, lights, the garage-door track and storage, not wall to wall. Height is from the floor where the mat will go to the lowest thing above the swing. Use metres or feet and inches.

3. Who will use it?

Ceiling advice depends on the golfer as well as the room. We use these answers as a caution signal, never as a safety approval.

How many people usually play at once?

4. What is the complete-room budget?

5. What is the main purpose?

Already own equipment? Set installation and software preferences

What do you already own?

If you already own a launch monitor, we plan the room around it and do not suggest another one.

Installation and ownership preferences

Will you also use it outdoors, at the range, or take it to other places?

Your planning result

Tracking route
Budget route
Main compromise
Next action

Recommended starting route

Complete-room checklist

  • Safe hitting and stance mat
  • Impact-rated screen or net and side protection
  • Verified launch-monitor placement clearance
  • Projector/TV and compatible computer or tablet
  • Software, subscriptions and network connection
  • Lighting, ventilation, power and room preparation

This is a planning screen, not a guarantee of fit. Confirm current manufacturer requirements and make a full-speed practice swing safely before ordering.

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