How much room do I need?

A comfortable build wants roughly ten feet of ceiling, twelve or more feet of width, and fifteen or more feet of depth, so a right- and a left-hander both have room to swing. We can work with less, and we'll tell you honestly what a given room can and can't do before you commit.

Which launch monitor should I get?

It depends on the room and how you play. Trackman and Foresight are the reference for accuracy and data; Uneekor is a strong ceiling- or floor-mounted option. We fit the monitor to the space and the game, not the other way around.

Can it share a room with the theater?

Yes. A well-designed room can be both: a screen and enclosure for golf, a cinema when you want a film, on one Savant scene that switches between them. It takes planning, and it's one of our favorite rooms to build.

A dedicated room is a real build, not a kit. Most start in the mid five figures and run well beyond it for a bespoke room with millwork, acoustics, and full integration. The inquiry asks where you're aiming so we can be useful from the first call.

Can I play real courses and leagues?

Yes. The major platforms carry hundreds of famous courses, practice ranges, and online leagues, so the room is as good for a Tuesday session as a weekend match with friends.

A luxury home golf simulator room, the course lit on the screen

Amenities

The golf simulator, done right.

A dedicated simulator room built like a theater, the launch monitor, the screen, the projector, the acoustics, and the light and shade, all tuned together and run from the same system as the rest of the house.

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The build

More than a screen in the garage.

A simulator that plays like the real thing is a room, not a kit. We build the enclosure and impact screen, choose and calibrate the launch monitor, Trackman, Foresight, or Uneekor, set a short-throw or laser projector to the screen, treat the room so the sound of a struck ball lands right, and light it so there's no glare across the hitting area. Then it joins the house: one tap dims the lights, drops the shade, and turns on the room.

Launch monitor (Trackman / Foresight / Uneekor)
Impact screen & enclosure
4K projector
Room acoustics
Savant lighting & shade scene

A dedicated home simulator room, screen lit, built like a theater

A simulator room built into a warm, finished living space

One system

On the same system as everything else.

The simulator runs as a scene on Savant, a “Range” setting that sets the light, the screen, and the sound, and puts it away when you're done. It can share a room with the theater, or stand alone.

Photography: Full Swing.

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Tell us where you're aiming.

A dedicated simulator room is a real build. Most start around $50,000 and run well beyond it for a bespoke room. Tell us where you're aiming and we'll take it from there.

Common questions

How much room do I need?: A comfortable build wants roughly ten feet of ceiling, twelve or more feet of width, and fifteen or more feet of depth, so a right- and a left-hander both have room to swing. We can work with less, and we'll tell you honestly what a given room can and can't do before you commit.
Which launch monitor should I get?: It depends on the room and how you play. Trackman and Foresight are the reference for accuracy and data; Uneekor is a strong ceiling- or floor-mounted option. We fit the monitor to the space and the game, not the other way around.
Can it share a room with the theater?: Yes. A well-designed room can be both: a screen and enclosure for golf, a cinema when you want a film, on one Savant scene that switches between them. It takes planning, and it's one of our favorite rooms to build.
What does one cost?: A dedicated room is a real build, not a kit. Most start in the mid five figures and run well beyond it for a bespoke room with millwork, acoustics, and full integration. The inquiry asks where you're aiming so we can be useful from the first call.
Can I play real courses and leagues?: Yes. The major platforms carry hundreds of famous courses, practice ranges, and online leagues, so the room is as good for a Tuesday session as a weekend match with friends.

Design your simulator room.

Tell us about the space, and we'll build the room and the technology as one.

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