1. Room Size

The first consideration is the physical space where the simulator will be installed. A standard setup requires a room with at least 10 to 12 feet in width, 10 ft height, and about 15 feet in depth. Higher ceilings are preferred for a more realistic experience, especially for taller players with longer swings.

2. Flooring

The type of flooring can impact the simulation’s feel and noise level. We often recommend installing special golf turf that mimics real grass and putting greens. We also offer special surface mats that simulate rough and sand areas.

3. Lighting

Adequate lighting layout and appropriate fixtures, preferably LED, ensure that the sensors accurately track the ball. Intentionally designed lighting also improves the aesthetics and experience of these custom spaces.

4. Protective Netting and Padding

Safety is paramount. We always recommend protective netting around the simulator area and padding on walls and floors to prevent damage and injury.

1. Personalization

Every golfer is unique. We customize the simulator’s settings based on the client’s skill level, preferences, and goals. This includes adjustable difficulty levels, weather conditions, and course options.

2. Sound System and Acoustics

Immersive sound adds another layer to the simulation experience. We install high-quality sound systems that replicate the sounds of a golf course, enhancing the realism.

3. Comfort and Aesthetics

The overall environment of the simulator room matters. Comfortable seating, themed decor, and even a mini-bar or snack area can make the golfing experience more enjoyable.