A quality home simulator typically ranges from around $10,000 on the entry side to $50,000+ for a premium, fully finished build with a top-tier launch monitor, enclosure, impact screen, commercial-grade projector, and hitting bay. The biggest factors are the launch monitor you choose, the size of your space, and the level of finish. We'll give you clear options at every tier during your consultation.

As a general rule, you'll want at least 10 feet of width, 15 feet of depth, and 9 feet of ceiling height for most adult golfers to swing comfortably with a driver. More is always better, but we regularly design great setups in tighter basements and bonus rooms by choosing the right launch monitor, screen size, and hitting position for the space.

Nine feet is the practical minimum for most full swings with a driver. Under that, we can still often build a functional simulator — we just select gear and geometry carefully. During your space assessment, we'll measure and tell you exactly what's possible.

Most home installs are completed in one to three days once materials arrive. The bigger timeline question is lead time on hardware and any pre-install room prep (paint, flooring, electrical). We map the full schedule out at the start so you're never guessing.

It depends on your goals. SkyTrak is a fantastic value for serious home use. TruGolf systems are built for a complete, polished experience. Higher-end options like Uneekor and Foresight are ideal for teaching pros or players chasing the tightest data accuracy. Our job is to match the monitor to your game — not upsell you on specs you'll never use.

Yes, and they're often our favorite builds. Outbuildings usually give us more ceiling height and better design flexibility than a basement. We'll assess insulation, climate control, and electrical as part of the planning, because a simulator needs to be in a comfortable space to actually get used regularly.