Custom Indoor Golf Simulators
Precision specifies and coordinates the whole room — matched to your dimensions, built from named components with published specifications, and installed on site by a professional installer. One contract, one party accountable.
Start With the Room
Three measurements — width, length, and the ceiling at its lowest point — decide most of what your room can take. Check yours before you go any further.
Specified, Not Packaged
Anyone can sell you a launch monitor. A simulator is three systems that have to agree with each other inside one room — something that measures the strike, something that renders the course, and something that stops the ball. Precision specifies all three against your dimensions, ceiling height and lighting, orders them as one matched system, and schedules the professional installer who builds it. You approve the design and the price before anything is ordered.
Where to Start
Most people arrive with one of three questions. Start wherever yours is — they all end in the same conversation.
Three measurements decide most of the build — width, length and the ceiling at its lowest point. Ceiling height is what most often forces a change of plan.
We do not sell boxed packages. Every room is specified to the space it goes into, then ordered as one matched system under a single fixed quote.
Launch monitors, projection, screens and enclosures — named products with published specifications you can check against the manufacturer before you buy.
The Hardware
Precision supplies the same photometric tracking, 4K laser projection and tensioned impact screens specified for commercial fitting studios. Every figure we publish is the manufacturer’s, which means you can check it against the source before you buy.
• Precision Ball & Club Tracking: Full club and ball data on every strike, for true-to-life ball flight.
• True-to-Course Realism: World-famous courses rendered on a tensioned impact screen rated to 250 mph ball speeds.
• Calibrated In Your Room: Your professional installer calibrates the system in your space, under your lighting — not in a warehouse.
Common Questions
Short answers, with the source named wherever a number is involved. If yours is not here, the consultation is free and answering it is the point of the call.
It depends on the launch monitor and the enclosure, which is why the room comes first. Carl’s Place, who make the enclosure, publish 8–9 ft of ceiling as the minimum and 10 ft or more as the recommendation. A ceiling-mounted launch monitor asks for the full 10 ft; a side-placed unit works in a foot less. How much ceiling your swing needs is the one figure no manufacturer publishes. Check your room — enter it at its lowest point and the tool returns the builds that fit, what each one asks of the space, and what would change the answer.
You can, and we will sell you the equipment and the room design without the labour if that is what you want. Be clear about the scope, though. A kit enclosure goes up in about one to two hours — but that is the frame and the screen. The rest of the room is the real work: mounting and aligning the projector, positioning and calibrating the launch monitor, PC and software setup, cable routing, turf and mat, and any electrical. That commonly runs 25 to 50 hours across two to four weekends. Our Process page compares both paths honestly, including what each one actually costs you.
The launch monitors we carry run industry-standard simulation software including GSPro and E6 Connect, alongside each manufacturer’s own package — FSX for Foresight, Refine and Succeed for Uneekor. Compatibility is specific to the hardware unit, so the software pairing is confirmed as part of specifying your room rather than left for you to check.
Timelines vary by component, and we do not publish a number we cannot stand behind. Equipment is generally the fast part. Enclosures and cut-to-order impact screens are made to order, and the manufacturers do not publish a fixed production window — so we confirm your delivery date before your card is charged, and you receive tracking for each component as it ships. As a planning figure, a complete room commonly runs 6 to 10 weeks from approved design to first swing. That is a market benchmark, not a promise about your build.
All hardware carries the original manufacturer’s warranty — BenQ publishes three years parts and labour on the LK936ST, Foresight one year on the GC3, Uneekor two years on the EYE XO2. Precision is an authorized reseller for BenQ, and supplies Foresight Sports, Uneekor and Carl’s Place equipment. If something fails, you contact us and we handle the claim with the manufacturer. Installation is covered by a coordination guarantee: one contract, one number, and one party responsible for making it right.
The Difference
One contract and one point of contact from the first call to the final calibration. You are not coordinating vendors or trades — we are.
Every component chosen against your room’s dimensions, ceiling height and lighting, then ordered as one matched system.
We schedule a professional installer in your area, brief them on your build, and remain accountable for the result.
Every component is a named, currently shipping product with its own specification sheet and manufacturer warranty.
The Buyer’s Guide
How to measure your room, what actually goes in it, and what each part honestly costs — including the version where you build it yourself. Written from manufacturer specifications, with every figure sourced to the company that published it.
The Next Step
Ready to Build Your High-End Indoor Golf Simulator?
Book a complimentary consultation and we will evaluate your room, tell you honestly what it can support, and give you a fixed, all-in number — no surprises.
