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The Ultimate Indoor Golf Experience Play Golf Anytime & Any Weather

Premium golf simulators, launch monitors, mats, nets & accessories for home and commercial setups. Play more. Practice smarter. Improve faster.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about indoor golf simulators.

An indoor golf simulator is a setup that lets you play and practice golf indoors using a launch monitor, hitting mat, and impact screen or net to recreate real course conditions.

A typical setup includes a launch monitor, hitting mat, impact screen or net, and enough space to swing safely. A projector is optional if you want to see the course visuals.

Most setups work in a room roughly 10 x 15 feet with a ceiling height of at least 9 feet, though exact requirements depend on your swing and the equipment you choose.

Anywhere with enough space and a flat floor works — garages, basements, spare rooms, and commercial studios are all common choices.

Yes — indoor simulators are a great way for beginners to learn the game in a low-pressure environment while getting instant feedback on every shot.

A launch monitor tracks ball speed, launch angle, spin, and other data at impact, then uses it to calculate shot shape and distance in the simulation.

No — a launch monitor alone can give you full swing data on a paired app or screen. A projector is only needed if you want the immersive, life-size course view.

A golf net simply stops the ball, while an impact screen doubles as a projection surface so you can see the simulated course as you play.