DIY Sim Shop
Projectors
The technology component that projects your image onto your impact screen. We have partnered with 2 of the best in this space, Panasonic & BenQ.
Before choosing your projector consider the following:
Resolution: 1080P or 4K (ensure your PC has adequate Graphical processing power)
Throw Ratio: This has a direct impact to the position you mount your projector (the Short Throw options we sell can be mounted within our Full Size Enclosure)
Brightness: Ambient light will wash out your image, combat this with a higher Lumin projector.
Light Source: Traditional Lamp have a shorter life and loose brightness faster than Laser.
Custom Mount
Works up to 6.0m drop, works on sloped ceiling (up to 45 degree pitch)
Launch Monitors
Projectors
Hit Mats & Turf
Impact Screen
Wall Panels
Foam Corners
Lining the walls and ceiling of your enclosure with thick sound‑absorbing panels that safely direct stray shots to the screen.
Hidden fixing system and finished in premium black upholstery fabric for a refined, professional look.
Seamlessly ties in with the acoustic panels, creating a clean picture‑frame effect around the screen.
Hides screen fixings and safely directs balls toward the screen.
Enclosure Frame
Accessories
The technology component that projects your image onto your impact screen.
Resolution, Throw Ratio, Brightness & Light Source are key considerations.
The technology device that measures ball and club data.
Choose between portable and fixed overhead options.
The Impact Screen needs to absorb the impact of a ball hit from just a few metres away, while also displaying a high quality image from your projector.
The thick spongy material we use also has acoustic properties.
The Hit Mat is arguably the most important component of your sim. A good hit mat gives you feedback, forgiveness and realism.
A full putting turf elevates your sim in both looks and function.
To complete your Premium Golf Sim setup. Consider the following:
Gaming PC, Reference Monitors, Spot & LED strip lighting, Club rack, screen fixings and tee options.
Light, strong and modular structures for easy installation, adjustability and long term durability.
Screen Edge Foam
When your Impact Projection Screen has been hung, the fixing points and screen hem will be visable. For a professional picture frame finish and to avoid ricochets and balls finding a way behind your screen, we have developed our Screen Edge Foam.
Black upholstery fabric wrapped over triangular profile foam. The back two sides measure 200mm x 200mm, the front two sides have small 35mm square edges before the 45 degree face. The square edges are the same thickness as our impact panels for a seamless transition.
A rigid rear spine ensures this product has good structural rigidity while maintaining the soft impact resistant face, protecting you and your surroundings from off centre golf shots.
Impact Projection Screen
The specially designed multi layered fabric absorbs impact from regular golf balls hit using full golf swings. The screen material takes the impact and returns to its original state, ready for your next shot.
The tight knit front face makes High Definition projected images look sharp and vibrant, meaning your Golf Sim Enclosure can double as a cinema room or for watching your favourite sports on the big screen.
Finished with a reinforced hem around the outer edge, the regularly spaced eyelets/grommets allow for multiple fixing points to the frame.
Our screens are custom produced to your size requirements so they fit perfectly.
Hit Mat & Putting Surface
Our hit mats are designed to be hard wearing but feel as close to hitting from real grass as a synthetic can replicate. The 3D spacer core allows for compression which is easier on your joints. At 1.5m square not only can you can stand and hit on the same surface, but over time you can rotate 4 times to extend the life of your hit mat.
A full putting surface can elevate your golf simulator look and functionality. Low profile putting cups can also be installed and there are options available ramping the turf to screen to hide bottom of screen fixings.
We use a short pile synthetic grass specifically designed for putting. The sub floor is built up to ensure the putting turf is the same height as the hit mat.
Free Standing Frames
If you have an open space such as a commercial building, warehouse, or a large shed with an empty corner begging to become a golf sim, a free standing frame will be needed to hang your screen and for your enclosure.
We don’t use flimsy tent pole style frames, ours are custom built using robust powder coated aluminum similar to what is used in outdoor pergolas and louvre systems. Our unique and well considered system is fabricated inhouse with added fixing points and hardware so you can install the components of your Golf Sim Frame in a straightforward manner. These include frame structure construction, brackets for hanging impact/projection screens, fixing points for attaching the wall & ceiling impact/acoustic panels, and the ability to add other hardware used in golf simulators (projector, launch monitor, lights, speakers, club rack etc).
Launch Monitor
The Launch Monitor is the device that measures all the club and ball data when you hit a golf ball. There are many options all with their own Pros and Cons.
Floor standing Launch Monitor (behind or beside) are usually portable and a great cost effective entry point but will have limitations.
Overhead Launch Monitors such as ProTee VX are a more premium option designed for permanent install, and usually with higher accuracy (especially chipping and putting). Each session begins quickly and easily with a hardwired connection and no device charging needed. With clear uninterrupted floor space these are also great for left and right hitters.
Displays
Usually 2 displays are used in a premium Golf Sim setup. The projector displays the course or driving range on your impact/projection screen in front of you. An additional display set up to the side of you will improve your experience with accessible information and ease of control, but can also be set up to display club & ball data as you play.
The projector is the most important display, here are some key considerations: Resolution, Brightness (measured in Lumens), Throw Distance, Light Source (lamp or laser), Adjustability.
Gaming PC
In some cases, you may be able to use a tablet or PC you already have, however the demands and spec requirements can be high so a dedicated Gaming PC is usually the best option.
The PC is the technology hub that ensures all the technology components are working together correctly.
There are minimum PC specs needed to run the Launch Monitor & Golf Simulator software fast and smoothly. Often running the projector of your choice at optimal level will dictate the dedicated graphics card your PC requires.
