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Precision Indoor Golf is a design and coordination practice. It specifies the room, sources every component as one matched system, holds a single contract with you, and schedules the professional installer who performs the work on site.
Whichever route below you use, the same desk answers it. Booking a consultation is the fastest way to a real answer — if you would rather ask something first, the form further down arrives in the same place.
How Precision Is Structured
Precision specifies the room, sources every component as one matched system, holds a single contract with the client, and schedules the professional installer who performs the work on site. Four named vendors supply the equipment — BenQ, Foresight Sports, Uneekor and Carl’s Place — and every specification published on this site is theirs, cited to them.
It is the structure you would recognise from any general contractor, and it exists for one reason. Six vendors, one room and one installer all have to agree with each other. When they do not, one named party is accountable for putting it right.
One contract, one number, one party responsible for making it right.
Austin Myers, Founder & Principal
Ask First
If you would rather write than talk, use the form. Include the room’s width, its length and the ceiling height at its lowest point if you have them — ceiling height is usually what decides the build, and those three numbers mean the first reply can be an actual answer rather than a request for more information.
Thirty minutes, complimentary, and no quote until the room has been evaluated. Bring the width, the length and the ceiling height at its lowest point.