What Software Should You Run on Your Home Golf Simulator?
The software you should run on your home golf simulator depends mainly on two things, which launch monitor you own and what you want from the room. For most home simulators with a third party launch monitor, GSPro is the strongest all round choice because it supports a wide range of hardware, has thousands of […]
Camera vs Radar Launch Monitors for a Home Golf Simulator
Camera launch monitors photograph the ball and club at impact and calculate the flight, while radar launch monitors track the ball as it travels. For a home golf simulator, the choice mostly comes down to your room. Radar units placed behind the golfer need several metres of depth for the ball to fly before it […]
What Does a Golf Simulator Actually Cost in 2026?
In 2026, a home golf simulator in the UK costs anywhere from around £2,000 for a basic enclosure kit with an entry level launch monitor to well over £100,000 for a high specification garden room built around a TrackMan. For a complete, professionally installed room, our figures from this year’s projects are £18,000 to £55,000 […]
Heating a Golf Simulator Room Through a UK Winter
The most effective way of heating a golf simulator room through a UK winter is to insulate the space properly first, then add a heat source that warms the room quickly without blowing air across the hitting area. In most of the rooms we build, that means infrared panel heaters mounted behind the golfer or […]
Using Your Golf Simulator Room for More Than Golf
A well-designed golf simulator room can double as a home cinema, a place to watch live sport, a family games room, a home gym or a quiet garden office. The projector, impact screen, speakers, flooring and insulated shell that make a simulator work are the same things these other uses need. With a few decisions […]
Why Winter Is the Best Time to Own a Golf Simulator
Winter is the best time to own a golf simulator because it is the season outdoor golf gives up on you. Short days, rain, frost, and waterlogged courses close off practice for months, and that is exactly when a home setup earns its keep. While other golfers put the clubs away until spring, you keep […]
The Mistakes People Make Before Buying a Golf Simulator
The most common mistake people make before buying a golf simulator is buying the equipment before assessing the room. Everything else follows from that one error. The launch monitor arrives, and only then does the buyer discover the ceiling is too low, the throw distance does not work, or the space needs a fortnight of […]
Golf Simulator Installations in Sussex
If you are looking for golf simulator installations in Sussex, we deliver full turnkey builds across the county. One team handles the design, the build, the fit out, the calibration, and the handover. You are not coordinating a builder, an electrician, and a separate tech fitter yourself. Our completed work in the county includes a […]
How We Get Rid of Glare in a Golf Simulator Room
Glare in a golf simulator room comes down to one thing: light hitting the screen that should not be. We get rid of it by controlling where the light comes from, what the walls and ceiling do with it, and how the projector and screen are matched to the space. Get those three right and […]
How a Home Golf Simulator Actually Lowers Your Handicap
A home golf simulator lowers your handicap by giving you three things a driving range cannot: accurate data on every shot, the ability to practise the same thing repeatedly, and year-round access with no travel. Used with intention, that combination produces measurable improvement in a way occasional range sessions do not. The important word there […]