Find a golf simulator that fits your room and your budget
Enter three measurements and a budget. See complete setups from three stores that fit, with prices side by side.
Example room: a 12 ft by 16 ft garage bay with a 9 ft ceiling. Move the sliders to match yours.
Complete setups for this room
Prices are each store’s listed price on 15 November 2026. Sales change them often, so check the store’s page. Compare every package by launch monitor.
Launch monitors on their own
We have not tested them. Prices are the lowest we found at the stores we track on 15 November 2026.
Guides
- Golf simulator packages, compared across stores
28 complete setups from three stores, grouped by launch monitor.
- Launch monitors by budget
Fifteen units from $599.99 to $15,999, compared on published specs.
- What a golf simulator costs
Price ranges for every part, and what real packages sell for.
- How much room a golf simulator needs
Ceiling, width and depth minimums from four sellers, compared.
- Radar, camera or ceiling-mounted
Where each kind of launch monitor sits and how deep a room it needs.
- Software and subscriptions
What you keep paying after the hardware, with three-year totals.
How the tool decides
Every threshold is a figure a manufacturer or retailer has published. Where they disagree, the lower figure counts as tight and the higher one as workable.
- Complete setups: a package fits when the room meets the smallest room its store publishes for that setup, and the launch monitor in it fits by the rules below. Where a store sells the projector separately, its cheapest clearly priced projector ($949 at The Indoor Golf Shop) is added before the total is compared with your budget. Setups that fit are listed with the ones closest to your budget first. No store pays for its position.
- Ceiling: under 8 ft is ruled out, 8 to 9 ft is tight, 9 ft is workable and 10 ft is comfortable. From The Indoor Golf Shop, Carl’s Place and MyGolfSpy.
- Width: an enclosure needs 8 ft 4 in plus 6 in a side, 10 ft is the usual minimum, and 14 ft allows a centered tee for both hands. From The Indoor Golf Shop and Carl’s Place.
- Depth with a screen: 1 ft behind the screen, 10 ft from screen to ball and at least 4 ft behind the ball, which makes 15 ft. Rooms of 13 to 15 ft bring the ball closer than 10 ft. From Carl’s Place and The Indoor Golf Shop.
- Floor camera units fit from 10 ft of depth, by PlayBetter’s figures.
- Radar units are held to each one’s published minimum, from 14 ft for the Garmin R10 to 18 ft for the Full Swing KIT.
- Ceiling units need 9 ft or more to the sensor and about 14 ft of depth. The Trackman iO is held to Trackman’s own 10 ft ceiling, and to 15 ft of depth: its 10 ft from screen to ball plus the 1 ft and 4 ft above.
- Launch monitors on their own: the tool uses the lowest price at the stores we track, checked on 15 November 2026. One counts as in budget for a screen build if $1,950 is left over. That covers Carl’s Place’s smallest enclosure kit ($999.95), the low end of its projector range ($400) and a 5 ft by 5 ft mat ($549.99 at The Indoor Golf Shop). A net build needs $700 left over. That is the gap between PlayBetter’s Rapsodo MLM2PRO net package at its full price ($1,394.99) and the monitor on its own ($699.99).