Building a Golf Simulator Room Step by Step – Nick Foy Golf
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For this golf simulator I decided to use the Mevo+ as the swing tracker which was a $1900 device. And then for the software to play golf courses worldwide I bought a license to TGC 2019 for close to $1,000. I also grabbed a short throw projector for under $1,000. Everything else was made DIY to keep costs down!
Driver used: Srixon ZX5 MKii (https://NickFoyGolf.com/ZX5)
Golf Ball: Pro V1 (https://NickFoyGolf.com/ProV1)
Software: TGC 2019
Swing Simulator: Mevo+ (https://NickFoyGolf.com/Mevo)
Projector (Amazon): https://amzn.to/3K6mfRk
Impact Screen: Size Varies
Hitting Mat: https://amzn.to/44TliFM
Cage: Steel Poles from Home Depot
Floor Carpet: Home Depot
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8 Comments
Nice setup dude!
That's just lovely.
How much did your enclosure come to ?
everything looks solid, trying to figure out how you were attaching the fabric to your enclosure?
Can you link the golf carpet you used?
you can move the projector back so it fills the screen from top to bottom, then make a custom resulotion in nivida display and make that fit the sides 🙂 then you can fill the whole screen (Y)
… you didn't mention what sim you're using. Assuming that is not included within the 5k budget mentioned.
Nice room. I made a sim setup under my deck that I can bring out and pack away when I'm not using it. Setup / takedown takes about 15 minutes each. Whole thing cost under $1k. This is using Optishot 2 which is entry level sim, more of a video game vs a pro analyzer but it does track swing data quite accurately and is super fun to play / practice with.