Approach
Choosing the right golf simulator which meets your personal requirements can be a bewildering task. The market choice is extensive in terms of both technology and price range but we pride ourselves on offering honest and independent advice. You will get exactly what is right for your individual needs.

Our CAD design and planning service, including 3D rendered images, will ensure you can visualise exactly what the finished product will look like in your chosen location. It also gives detailed requirements on what services and pre-installation building work is required.

Considerations
To achieve the best possible result there are 4 important areas to consider when designing your simulator, when combined together will determine the quality of the indoor golf experience. These are:

1. Golf Simulator Enclosures
2. Golf Course Simulation Software
3. Ball Tracking Technology
4. Design
5. Installation & Support

Enclosures
Our UK built enclosures are designed for quality and performance. A premium timber construction ensures floor stability and rigid wall/ceiling construction. Luxury and sound dampening is achieved through a carpet lining.

Construction is modular, a series of floor and wall panels are assembled on site by our technicians. Featured within the enclosure we deploy a hitting projection screen, performance tee turf, HD projector, touch screen and performance computer. Conduit routing allows for cable management. All of our enclosures are custom built allowing us to be flexible to suit your needs

Ball Tracking Technology & Golf Course Simulation Software
The launch monitor is usually the largest cost, so it's important to make the right choice. We can advise you on the best option to suit your requirements. For golf simulators we work with a range of brands on all aspects of the set up to ensure your needs are met. The most popular brands for golf simulators are TrackMan, TruGolf and FlightScope. These will be paired with the best golf simulator software, including TrackMan Virtual Golf 3 and TrackMan Performance Studio, E6 Connect and E6 APEX

Building a golf simulator at a golf club can provide many advantages, from generating additional revenue streams and retaining members during the off-season, to enhancing coaching opportunities and attracting a broader audience. The upfront investment can be significant, but the long-term benefits, particularly in terms of year-round engagement, and customer satisfaction, can make it an excellent addition to any golf facility.

Some business advantages that golf clubs might see by incorporating indoor golf simulators could include:

1. Increased Revenue

Golf simulators can generate additional revenue which can help during the off-season or when the weather isn’t ideal for outdoor play. Golf simulators allow the club to remain active year-round and provide scope for hosting corporate or group events, tournaments and competitions, which can provide a further revenue stream.

2. Increased Membership and Retention

Attract New Members: Golf simulators can appeal to younger golfers, beignners and those looking to work on their technical game.

Better Retention: Providing an indoor experience can help retain members during the off-season, keeping them actively engaged and connected to the club throughout the year.

3. Improved Coaching and Training Opportunities

Golf simulators come with features like swing analysis, ball tracking, and performance feedback, which can enhance the coaching experience. These tools allow instructors to provide more data-driven lessons, improving results for students.

4. Branding and Marketing Opportunities

Golf simulators allow golf clubs to position themselves as modern, tech-savvy facilities, which can be a powerful marketing tool in attracting new members

Golf simulators often offer a variety of games and features that appeal to non-golfers or casual golfers. This can expand the club’s target audience and attract people who would not normally visit a golf club.

Hosting simulator tournaments creates shareable content for social media, helping clubs engage with their community