Golf Simulator Packages

All four are complete packages with a Real Feel hitting mat, a short-throw laser projector with its ceiling mount and your pick of 22 launch monitors. The DIY Enclosure is a freestanding Carl's Place kit on a 1-inch EMT frame, 8 to 13 ft wide, and the lowest-cost freestanding option. The Pro Enclosure is a rigid, flat bay on a 2-inch steel frame, 10.5 to 15.5 ft wide, for dedicated and commercial rooms. The Curved Screen wraps around your stance, 14 to 17 ft wide, with a BenQ 4K projector. The Built-In Screen is sewn to your wall size, 10 to 18 ft wide, and hung on wall anchors with no standalone frame, for the clean look of a high-end commercial bay.

For a bar, golf shop, training studio or school, start with the Pro Enclosure: a rigid, flat bay on a 2-inch steel frame in 18 sizes up to 15.5 ft wide. Choose the Curved Screen when the wraparound image is part of the draw, and the Built-In Screen for a finished venue, with the screen spanning the wall and no frame on the floor. Pick High-Contrast Gray for a room with the lights on and Premium when the room can be darkened.

All six setups, Net, Floating Screen, DIY Enclosure, Pro Enclosure, Curved Screen and Built-In Screen, offer 22 launch monitors, or none if you bring your own. Each brand DIY Enclosure package is built around its own launch monitor, and the brand Net and Floating Screen packages come in eight: the Garmin Approach R10 and R50, Swing Caddie SC4 PRO, FlightScope Mevo Gen2, Bushnell Launch Pro, Full Swing KIT, and Foresight Sports GC3 and GCQuad.

Every setup with a screen includes a short-throw laser projector and ceiling mount: the Optoma ZW350ST on the Floating Screen, DIY Enclosure, Pro Enclosure, Built-In Screen and the brand packages, and the BenQ LK830ST 4K on the Curved Screen. The Net packages have no screen, so they play on a phone, tablet or TV.

The enclosures need at least 16 ft of depth: 16'9" for the DIY Enclosure and 16'0" for the Pro Enclosure and Curved Screen, and more when the launch monitor sits behind the ball. The smallest rooms are 8'10" wide by 8'7" tall for DIY, 11'7" by 8'9" for Pro and 14'4" by 9'6" for Curved. The Floating Screen needs 10 ft of width, a 9 ft ceiling and 14 ft of depth at its narrowest, and the Built-In Screen 10 ft of width (14 ft for a centered tee), a 9 ft ceiling and 18 ft of depth: 12 in behind the screen, 10 ft from the screen to the tee and 7 ft of swing room behind you. The room size guide shows how to measure, and Will it fit my room? checks yours.

Yes, all six setups support right- and left-handed golfers. Some setups may need a minor adjustment to accommodate lefties.

It depends on your launch monitor. Units like SkyTrak, Garmin, and Swing Caddie can run off a phone, tablet, or laptop, while camera-based systems like Uneekor and Foresight need a Windows PC. We offer pre-configured SurfThing computers for that.

Options include E6 Connect, GSPro, TGC, and Creative Golf 3D / Awesome Golf, often included with entry setups. Yes, you can play real courses, practice ranges, and games; some premium courses require an annual subscription.

Yes, you can set it up yourself. The Carl's Place pipe framing kits arrive pre-cut with the fittings, and the DIY Enclosure, Pro Enclosure and Curved Screen pages carry Carl's assembly video. The Built-In Screen kit mounts on wall anchors, so it needs a straight, even, 2x4-framed wall.

Yes, both are popular choices. Garages usually have the ceiling, width, and depth needed, while basements should be checked for ceiling height, since many run 8-9 ft; a short-throw projector and durable mat are recommended.

Radar/Doppler systems like FlightScope, Garmin, and Swing Caddie track the ball in flight, are more affordable, and need some ball-flight distance. Camera-based systems like Uneekor, Foresight, and SkyTrak capture the ball at impact, suit low-ceiling rooms, and give strong spin data.

Every setup with a screen, Floating Screen included, ships with the Real Feel Country Club Elite mat, 5 ft by 5 ft, and you can change the mat or add a landing pad when you configure it. The Net packages include The Net Return Pro Turf, 6 ft by 10 ft.

No. The Carl's Place impact screens are tensioned, multi-layer fabric rated to stop balls at up to 250 mph, and standard golf balls are all you need.

Yes, most included software supports local multiplayer and online play, making it great for family games and competitions.

With your own launch monitor, the Net starts at $1,294 and the Floating Screen at $3,002. The DIY Enclosure starts at $3,892, the Pro Enclosure at $5,977, the Curved Screen at $10,057 and the Built-In Screen at $2,807. A Curved Screen with a premium launch monitor reaches $30,056, and the makers' own packages from Foresight and TruGolf start at $15,999 before a gaming PC.

Yes. Affirm monthly payments are available at checkout on carts of $100 or more, with terms from 3 to 36 months depending on the cart total, and checking your options does not affect your credit. Returns follow our return policy, and products carry their manufacturer warranties. See financing options.

Call our team at (888) 871-6110 and we'll help you spec the right setup.