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A golf simulator lets you practice, play, and compete year-round -  all without leaving home. At PlayBetter, we carry home golf simulators that combine precise launch data, realistic visuals, and easy setup options for every space and budget. From compact hitting bays to full-studio builds, each setup is designed to help you swing confidently and get real results.

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Why You Want a Golf Simulator

Maybe it’s so that you can play golf in the winter. Or at home, after dark. Or online against friends in faraway places. Or maybe you just want a golf simulator because it will make you the unquestionably coolest in your circle of golf buddies.

Whatever your motivation, you’ve picked the perfect time to level up. While getting a golf setup at home used to be the stuff of cost-prohibitive pipe dreams, now it’s completely accessible and affordable for almost anybody. There are legitimate golf simulators that start for as little as a few hundred bucks.

And if you’re shopping for all of the accompanying gear — things like a hitting mat impact screen, projector, enclosure, or hitting net — you can select them a la carte or buy everything you need for your dream setup with one turnkey golf studio package.

The point is that you’ve got options, lots of them. You can even finance your purchase with interest-free payments through PlayBetter’s Affirm partnership.

So, whether you’re trying to improve, have more fun, make more friends, or you just want to experience the undeniable awesomeness of golf from the comfort of your own home, NOW is the time to get a golf simulator.

Build Your Golf Simulator Around the Best Brands

If you’re gonna build a golf simulator, do it right.

There is nothing sadder than the dreams of at-home-golf glory being derailed by a subpar setup plagued with inaccuracy, unrealistic conditions, and something that feels more video game than real golf.

Don’t fall into those traps.

The good news for you is that it’s impossible to go wrong at PlayBetter. We’ve selected only the top brands. You can compare them all right here.

Want the pinpoint accuracy that the PGA Tour pros trust? You want Foresight Sports, and PlayBetter carries every one of their models.

Looking for what’s definitely the most fun, entertaining, and engaging sim software? It’s gotta be SkyTrak. And you guessed it, we’ve got it.

Want the convenience and brand-reputation of Garmin? The ease-of-use of Bushnell? The same Full Swing technology that you see Tiger and the boys using on TV in the TGL competitions? The endless amount of data and insights that only FlightScope can provide? The built-in swing video feedback that you get from Rapsodo? Or the unrivaled value and build quality of Uneekor? PlayBetter sells ‘em all. Every option is a winner. And we’ve got the best customer service in the business to help you with any questions.

Do You Have the Space?

It’s all a good time until somebody puts a hole in the ceiling or wall. Don’t let too small a room kill your golf simulator dreams.

How much space do you need? Well, that depends on which kind of launch monitor you’re running. But don’t worry, we’ve got breakdowns for each and every model. We’ll explain exactly how much height, depth, and width you’ll need to do this right.

If you are a bit tight on space, there still may be an option that works for you without compromising any lifelike realism. Photometric launch monitors that sit to the side of the golf ball require far less room depth than radar-based launch monitors that sit several feet behind the ball. Conversely, radar and overhead units have the advantage of allowing both right- and left-handed players to share golf simulator space without having to move the launch monitor.

The biggest obstacle you have to overcome is ceiling height. While you may be able to get away with less, our general recommendation is that your golf simulator room have ceilings of 9 feet or higher. Shorter golfers and shorter golf clubs will require less, but that’s a good rule of thumb.

FAQs

How much does a golf simulator cost?

PlayBetter offers sim setup options that range in price from $1,044.99 for a less-expensive golf launch monitor and hitting net all the way up to $26,598.99 for the creme-de-la-creme Foresight QuadMAX with a 12-foot wide enclosure and impact screen.

How high of a ceiling do you need for a golf simulator?

If you’re trying to take full swings anywhere indoors, 10 feet is the magic ceiling-height number. That’s the height that gives most golfers the freedom to swing confidently with a driver without fear of hitting anything but the golf ball. That said, plenty of golfers make 9 feet work. And in some cases, you can get away with 8.5 feet. But these tighter clearances only work if you’re a shorter player with a more compact swing, or if you’re willing to limit your club selection.

What is the best golf simulator for your home?

The best golf simulator for you depends on the space you have and what you want out of your launch monitor. Rapsodo MLM2PRO and FlightScope Mevo Gen2 are very reliable and great for portability, while brands like Uneekor and Foresight Sports offer pro-level accuracy in more permanent setups. Bushnell Launch Pro and SkyTrak ST MAX hit the sweet spot for price and quality.

Can I use real golf balls on a simulator?

It depends. Many golf launch monitor brands like SkyTrak, Foresight, Uneekor, and Garmin R50 don’t require special balls. But brands like the Rapsodo MLM2PRO do, and the Garmin R10 gets better spin data with RCT (radar capture technology) balls.

Is a 12x12 room big enough for golf simulator?

Possibly. To golf indoors, you need a room at least 9-10 feet wide. But, if you want your tee centered in the golf simulator to allow for both right- and left-handed players, you'll need a space at least 14 feet wide. Being able to swing without hitting a wall is the key. While 14 feet typically provides enough space to swing comfortably, certain launch monitors or setups that require hitting strictly from the center may need additional width, especially for full driver swings.