A finished golf simulator bay built into a home garage: impact screen and enclosure at the far wall, hitting mat on tiled flooring, projector mounted overhead

The 90-second build quiz

What will a golf simulator cost in your room?

Six questions about the ceiling, the space and the budget. The answer is the build that actually fits — with the clearance maths shown, the gear worth buying, and the complete cost breakdown for your situation.

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How it works

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    Answer six questions

    Which room it would go in, how high the ceiling is, how deep and how wide the space is, how tall the tallest golfer is, and what you are willing to spend. All taps, no typing. Not measured yet? There is an answer for that too.

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    Get a build, not a price range

    Most people arrive here having read that a simulator costs anywhere between seven hundred dollars and seventy thousand. That is true and it is useless. The quiz puts you in one of five builds — putting room, practice bay, compact bay, full bay, premium room — and shows the arithmetic that put you there.

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    Get the breakdown for your situation

    Then, if you want it, the numbers: your build costed line by line, the room-prep spending nobody quotes you, and the printable Golf Simulator Build Planner to measure with. Written for your result, not for everyone's.

A tape measure held up to the ceiling joists of an unfinished garage, with a golf club and a hitting mat on the floor below
The measurement that decides more than your budget does: ceiling height to the lowest thing overhead, not to the peak.

Ready? It takes about ninety seconds.

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