1. Measure usable space
Account for the tallest golfer, longest club, handedness, mat height and ceiling obstructions.
Check your room →Start with the room. Then choose the simulator.
A launch monitor is one part of the system. Your swing space, screen or net, mat, display, computer and software all need to work together.
2. Choose a technology route
Radar needs space behind the ball and sufficient ball flight. Side-mounted cameras often suit shorter rooms. Overhead cameras need a compatible mounting position.
Understand the tradeoffs →3. Plan the whole cost
Include installation, computer, tax, shipping and ongoing memberships. Reused equipment can reduce the initial spend.
Build an itemized budget →Check the exact model before ordering
Verify ball-to-screen clearance, radar placement, projector throw, impact-screen spacing, computer requirements and supported software using manufacturer documentation. Regional hardware and software packages may differ.
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