A golf simulator enclosure standing just off the end wall of a long games room, with the hitting mat well out in front of it and open floor behind for the swing

November 11, 2026

By Harrison Peck

Best Golf Simulator Enclosures UK: Our Picks, and the Room Each One Needs

A golf simulator enclosure is the frame, the black surround and the impact screen your shots hit and the picture lands on. Its width and height set the size of the picture, and the surround catches the shots that miss. Here are the 5 enclosure ranges we sell, what comes in each box and what it costs, then the room each one needs with space left to swing.

Quick summary

  • For most UK garages and spare rooms our pick is the SimBox, an aluminium frame in 7 sizes from 2.6m to 4m wide with a choice of 3 impact screens, at £1,161 to £1,709.
  • The EasySim is £999 with its Lite screen and stands only 1m deep, and the 24/7 enclosure starts at £599 while its limited stock lasts.
  • The Lux comes in 4 sizes at £2,295 to £3,695, and the retractable Vanish winds up to the ceiling for £3,359 to £5,279 in a room at least 5.18m deep.
  • In a SimBox, the PRO+ screen adds £159 to £180 over the LITE and scores 10 for durability on our grades, against the LITE's 6.
  • Whatever the frame, the room needs 2.8m of height for a full driver swing, 3m of width, and 4.5m of depth with a camera launch monitor beside the ball or 5m with radar behind it.
  • Keep 30cm clear behind the screen, and in a 2.5m-high SimBox hit from about 2.5m off the screen so wedges stay out of the surround.

What is the best golf simulator enclosure?

The SimBox, for most UK garages and spare rooms. It comes in 7 sizes with 3 screens to choose from, at £1,161 to £1,709.

The EasySim at £999 suits a first bay on a budget. The Lux is for a room that stays a golf room, and the Vanish for a garage where the car has to come back in.

Our golf simulator enclosures come in 20 sizes and models across 5 ranges, from £599 to £5,279.

Enclosure Sizes Frame depth Screen Best for Price
SimBox 7, from 2.6m to 4m wide 1.5m or 3m LITE, Close-Knit Baffle or PRO+ Most garages and spare rooms £1,161–£1,709
EasySim 1, 3.3m wide and 2.5m high 1m Lite A first bay on a budget £999
Lux 4, from 2.8m to 4.5m wide 1.5m to 2.3m Ask us A room that stays a golf room £2,295–£3,695
Vanish 4 models Hung from the ceiling, with 1.5m side screens Front screen 3.1m to 4.7m wide A garage that keeps the car £3,359–£5,279
24/7 Golf Simulator Enclosure 4, from 3m to 4m wide 1.6m or 3m Ask us The lowest price, in limited stock £599–£899

Whichever one you like the look of, the tape measure gets the final vote.

1. SimBox: best for most rooms

The SimBox enclosure beside its key stats: 7 sizes from 2.6m to 4m wide and 2.5m to 3m tall, with a choice of LITE, Close-Knit Baffle or PRO+ impact screensShop now →

The SimBox is our pick for most rooms, because with 7 sizes there's usually one that fits. Its aluminium frame clicks together without tools in under an hour, and nothing gets drilled or fixed into the walls or the ceiling. That's more than most garage shelving can say.

In the box are the frame, a black velvet surround, your choice of impact screen and step-by-step instructions. The surround keeps light off the edges, so the projected picture looks crisp. Hitting mats, lighting and projector mounts are sold separately.

Of the 7 sizes, 4 stand 2.5m tall and 1.5m deep, at 2.6m, 3m, 3.6m and 4m wide. The 3.8m-wide size stands 2.8m tall, and the 2 walk-in sizes are 3m tall and 3m deep, at 3m and 4m wide. Custom builds are available on request.

On the 1.5m-deep sizes you hit from behind the frame, at least 2.5m from the screen. The 2.6m and 3m widths fit a room 3m wide, and the 3.6m to 4m widths need a room at least as wide as they are. The walk-in sizes need a room at least 3m high.

The picture is a little smaller than the frame. The 3m x 2.5m size gives a visible screen 2.7m wide and 2.2m high, and the 4m sizes give a picture 3.7m wide.

It takes launch monitors from "SkyTrak, FlightScope, Garmin, Uneekor, TrackMan and Foresight Sports", so the frame stays when you upgrade the launch monitor. The SimBox enclosure costs £1,161 to £1,709, and £1,214 at 3m wide with the LITE screen.

The SkyTrak ST+ SimBox golf simulator packageShop now →

The SimBox is also the frame in 20 of our packages, from £1,910 to £19,715. The SkyTrak ST+ SimBox package is £2,540 at 3m, with the SkyTrak+, a PRO+ screen, a Standard hitting mat and a year of SkyTrak Core. It's our pick of the packages for most garages and spare rooms.

The catch: the LITE screen in the starting price is the lowest graded of the 3 SimBox screens, with 6 for durability and 5 for noise and bounce back. Price the PRO+ version before you compare the SimBox with anything else.

2. EasySim: best for a first bay on a budget

The EasySim enclosure beside its key stats: 1m deep, 3.3m wide and 2.5m high in a single size, with a 4:3 Lite impact screenShop now →

The EasySim is the simplest way into a projected bay, and it was the first enclosure we brought out for DIY home simulator golfers. It comes in a single size, 3.3m wide, 2.5m high and 1m deep, with all the poles, an integrated black fabric surround and our Lite impact screen in the box.

The frame is aluminium clicker tubing, and the screen is 4:3, a shape that makes the projector easier to choose.

The Lite screen's impact sound is quiet enough for a garage. On our own screen grades it scores 5 out of 10 for noise and bounce back, so next door may hold a different view.

At 1m deep, it's the shallowest enclosure we sell. The less room you have, the closer to the screen you hit, and the 1m depth allows for that.

The saving is in floor space around the screen. Your swing and the launch monitor still need 4.5m of room depth with a camera unit beside the ball, or 5m with radar behind you. Across the room it needs at least 3.3m of width, and 2.8m of height for a full driver swing.

The EasySim enclosure is £999. It's also the enclosure in 5 EasySim packages, from £1,657 with a Garmin R10 to £2,559 with a SkyTrak+. At £1,657, the R10 version is the cheapest complete package we sell.

The catch: it comes in a single size, 3.3m wide, so a garage 3m wide can't take it. The 2.6m and 3m SimBox sizes both fit that garage.

3. Lux: best for a room that stays a golf room

The Lux enclosure beside its key stats: 4 sizes from 2.8m to 4.5m wide, with frames 2.65m to 2.95m tallShop now →

The Lux is our enclosure for a room that's going to stay a golf room, and it now comes in 4 sizes. The smallest 2 share a 2.65m height and a 1.5m depth, and the bigger 2 grow taller and deeper as they get wider.

Lux size (W x H x D) In feet Price
2.8m x 2.65m x 1.5m 9ft 2in x 8ft 8in x 4ft 11in £2,295
3.3m x 2.65m x 1.5m 10ft 10in x 8ft 8in x 4ft 11in £2,495
3.8m x 2.85m x 1.8m 12ft 6in x 9ft 4in x 5ft 11in £2,795
4.5m x 2.95m x 2.3m 14ft 9in x 9ft 8in x 7ft 7in £3,695

The 4.5m size is the widest free-standing enclosure we sell. The 2.8m Lux fits a room 3m wide, and the 4.5m Lux needs a room at least 4.5m wide and 2.95m high.

The Lux enclosure costs £2,295 to £3,695. It's the enclosure in our Full Swing KIT, ProTee VX and Trackman iO Lux packages, from £10,840 to £23,860.

The ProTee VX and Trackman iO packages put the launch monitor on the ceiling, so they belong in a room that's staying put. Ask us which screen and surround come with your size before you order.

The catch: the 2 bigger sizes stand 2.85m and 2.95m tall, so they need a room taller than our 2.8m minimum just to go up. Order one taller than the ceiling and it stays in its boxes.

4. Vanish: best retractable enclosure for a garage

The Vanish retractable golf enclosure beside its key stats: a room at least 5.18m deep for every model, and a screen that retracts to its ceiling brackets by hand crank or remoteShop now →

The Vanish is the enclosure for a garage that still has to take the car at night. It hangs from universal ceiling brackets and retracts by hand crank or remote control, so the whole bay goes up to the ceiling when the session's over.

It arrives as a ready-to-use enclosure and bracket system, with a front screen, 1.5m side screens, and ceiling and corner protection. It comes in 4 models: the Vanish 11, Vanish 13H, Vanish 16 and Vanish 16H.

Each model suits a range of room widths and heights.

Model Picture Front screen Room width Room height Hand crank Remote
Vanish 11 4:3 3.12m 3.43m to 3.73m 2.74m to 3.2m £3,359 £4,319
Vanish 13H 4:3 3.73m 3.96m to 4.34m 3.19m to 3.65m £3,839 £4,799
Vanish 16 16:9 4.72m 5.03m to 5.33m 2.74m to 3.2m £4,319 £5,279
Vanish 16H 16:9 4.72m 5.03m to 5.33m 3.05m to 3.51m £4,319 £5,279

The 13H and 16H suit taller rooms than the 11 and the 16. The picture area runs from 3.05m x 2.29m on the Vanish 11 to 4.65m x 2.59m on the 16H.

Every model needs a room at least 5.18m deep. The screen hangs 20cm to 30cm off the back wall, with 15cm to 20cm clear at each side.

Remote control adds £960 to the price of every model.

The catch: the price buys the enclosure only, and the room has to be 5.18m deep, more than the 4.5m we'd plan for a camera unit. It's an answer for a deep garage, so measure with the bikes in.

5. 24/7 Golf Simulator Enclosure: lowest price, in limited stock

The 24/7 Golf Simulator Enclosure, sold in 4 sizes while limited stock lastsShop now →

The 24/7 Golf Simulator Enclosure is the lowest-priced enclosure we sell, from £599, and it's in limited stock in every size.

It comes in 4 sizes: 3m x 2.6m x 1.6m at £599, 3.6m x 2.6m x 1.6m at £699, 4m x 3m x 1.6m at £799, and 4m x 3m x 3m at £899. The last one is 3m deep, like the SimBox walk-in sizes.

The projector arm in the photos is there "for illustration purposes only", so budget for a mount of your own. Ask us what comes in the box at your size before you order.

The catch: stock is limited in every size. The size you want may not be there when you come back for it.

Which impact screen should go in a SimBox?

The PRO+, if the budget stretches. We grade it 10 for durability, 9 for picture and 10 for noise and bounce back, and it adds £159 to £180 to the SimBox, depending on the size.

The Close-Knit Baffle trades picture for toughness, with 9 for durability, 5 for picture and 8 for noise. It costs £45 more than the LITE, or £90 more on the 4m x 2.5m, and it isn't offered on the 3.8m size. The LITE is graded for light home use, with 6 for durability, 6 for picture and 5 for noise.

We grade 6 of our impact screens out of 10 in 3 areas: durability, picture, and noise and bounce back, with 10 the top score. Noise counts for more than it sounds when the garage shares a wall with next door.

Screen Our label Durability Picture Noise and bounce back Replacement for SimBox
LITE Light home use 6 6 5 £329–£379
Close-Knit Baffle Heavy home or commercial use 9 5 8 £379–£429
PRO+ Heavy home or commercial use, HD and 4K picture 10 9 10 £399–£469

Here's every SimBox size with each screen, cheapest first.

SimBox size (W x H x D) LITE Close-Knit Baffle PRO+
2.6m x 2.5m x 1.5m £1,161 £1,206 £1,320
3m x 2.5m x 1.5m £1,214 £1,259 £1,376
3.6m x 2.5m x 1.5m £1,259 £1,304 £1,424
4m x 2.5m x 1.5m £1,304 £1,394 £1,471
3.8m x 2.8m x 1.5m £1,358 Not offered £1,528
3m x 3m x 3m £1,439 £1,484 £1,614
4m x 3m x 3m £1,529 £1,574 £1,709
The GolfBays PRO+ impact screen for the SimBox enclosureShop now →

You can replace a worn screen on its own and keep the frame. A PRO+ screen for the SimBox is £399 to £469, or £419 at 3m.

A SimBox screen can't be rotated, so clean balls and strikes on the centre of the screen make it last longer.

Not sure which enclosure fits your room?

Send us the room's height, width and depth, and we'll tell you which sizes fit, where the mat goes and where the projector hangs. It's free.

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How big should a golf sim enclosure be?

As wide as the room allows with space to build it, and short enough to stand under the ceiling, with 30cm clear behind the screen. Your swing needs more room than the frame does, so plan on a room 3m wide, 2.8m high and 4.5m deep with a camera unit beside the ball, or 5m deep with radar behind you.

Enclosure width and room width

For the SimBox we recommend a room at least 3m wide, which takes the 2.6m and 3m frames. A wider frame wants a room at least its own width, plus a little space to build it in, and the Vanish hangs with 15cm to 20cm clear at each side.

Plan on 4m of width if left and right-handers share the bay. A left-hander stands on the other side of the mat, and their swing needs the same room as yours.

GolfBays tip

If the room takes the 3m SimBox, buy it over the 2.6m. The 2.6m saves £53 with the LITE screen, but its picture is 2.3m wide against the 3m's 2.7m. The picture is the part you look at all winter.

Enclosure height and ceiling height

Our free-standing frames run from 2.5m to 3m tall:

  • 2.5m: the EasySim and the 2.6m, 3m, 3.6m and 4m-wide SimBox sizes
  • 2.6m: the 3m and 3.6m sizes of the 24/7 enclosure
  • 2.65m to 2.95m: the Lux, depending on the size
  • 2.8m: the 3.8m-wide SimBox
  • 3m: the 2 SimBox walk-in sizes, and the 24/7 in both its 4m-wide sizes

The frame only has to stand under the ceiling. Your swing is the bigger ask, because the room needs 2.8m for a full driver swing whatever frame stands in it.

Under a 2.44m (8ft) ceiling, none of our free-standing enclosures fits, because the shortest stand 2.5m tall. In a garage, measure with the door open. An up-and-over door hangs below the ceiling when it's up, and it's often the lowest point in the room.

Enclosure depth and room depth

Keep 30cm clear behind the screen. Hit from about 2.5m off the screen in a 2.5m-high SimBox, and from up to 3m in a 3m-high one.

Watch out: standing too far back

Stand further back than 2.5m in a 2.5m-high SimBox, and a wedge can climb over the screen into the black surround, which is there to catch the odd stray shot and protect the room. Shots into it time after time can make the enclosure fail, and that isn't covered by the 6-month screen warranty.

Add the 30cm, the 2.5m to the ball and about 1.7m to stand and swing, and that's why a camera unit beside the ball needs about 4.5m of room.

Radar behind the ball needs more. Garmin's manual puts the tee at least 2.4m from the net and the Garmin R10 1.8m to 2.4m behind the tee (Garmin).

Rapsodo asks for "a little more than 14 total feet", about 4.3m, for the MLM2PRO (Rapsodo). So we plan on 5m with radar.

Every Vanish model needs 5.18m, whatever the launch monitor.

A side section of a room drawn to scale, with 30cm clear behind the screen, a 1.5m-deep SimBox 2.5m tall, the ball 2.5m from the screen under a 2.8m ceiling, and room depths of 4.5m for a camera unit and 5m for radar

Which enclosure fits which room?

The table gives the smallest room for each frame we stock. Width is 3m or the frame's own width, whichever is bigger, plus a little to build it in. Height is 2.8m or the frame's own height, whichever is bigger.

Depth is set by the launch monitor, because the room runs from the wall to behind the golfer and every free-standing frame here is 3m deep or less.

Enclosure Frame (W x H x D) Room width Room height Room depth
SimBox 2.6m 2.6m x 2.5m x 1.5m 3m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
SimBox 3m 3m x 2.5m x 1.5m 3m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
SimBox 3.6m 3.6m x 2.5m x 1.5m 3.6m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
SimBox 4m 4m x 2.5m x 1.5m 4m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
SimBox 3.8m 3.8m x 2.8m x 1.5m 3.8m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
SimBox 3m walk-in 3m x 3m x 3m 3m 3m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
SimBox 4m walk-in 4m x 3m x 3m 4m 3m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
EasySim 3.3m x 2.5m x 1m 3.3m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
Lux 2.8m 2.8m x 2.65m x 1.5m 3m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
Lux 3.3m 3.3m x 2.65m x 1.5m 3.3m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
Lux 3.8m 3.8m x 2.85m x 1.8m 3.8m 2.85m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
Lux 4.5m 4.5m x 2.95m x 2.3m 4.5m 2.95m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
24/7 3m 3m x 2.6m x 1.6m 3m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
24/7 3.6m 3.6m x 2.6m x 1.6m 3.6m 2.8m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
24/7 4m 4m x 3m x 1.6m 4m 3m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
24/7 4m walk-in 4m x 3m x 3m 4m 3m 4.5m camera, 5m radar
Vanish, 4 models Hung from the ceiling 3.43m to 5.33m 2.74m to 3.65m 5.18m

Matching an enclosure to 3 example rooms

A single garage: say yours is 3m wide, 2.6m to the lowest point and 5.5m deep. The 3m x 2.5m SimBox fits, the 3.3m EasySim doesn't, and the depth takes a radar unit behind you. At 2.6m it's an irons room, with the driver allowed in after a slow test swing.

A double garage the car comes back into: say it's 5.3m wide, 2.8m high and 5.6m deep. A Vanish 16 suits a room 5.03m to 5.33m wide, 2.74m to 3.2m high and at least 5.18m deep, so it fits. It winds up out of the way after a session, for £4,319 with a hand crank.

A ground-floor games room staying a golf room: say it's 4.2m wide, 3.1m high and 6m deep. The 3.8m Lux stands 2.85m tall and leaves 25cm under the ceiling, for £2,795. With 6m of depth, the room takes any launch monitor on the floor.

A virtual CAD design of a golf simulator roomShop now →

If you'd rather see the bay drawn into your own room, our virtual CAD design service draws floor plans for £400, or floor plans and 3D renders for £900, normally within 48 hours.

Do you need an enclosure for a golf simulator?

No. A launch monitor works with a practice net, or with an impact screen hung from a frame of your own.

An enclosure holds the screen with the right amount of slack, and its dark border makes the projected picture look crisp. The surround is there to catch errant shots and protect your room.

Hanging an impact screen without an enclosure

The GolfBays LITE golf simulator impact screen with eyelets around its edgeShop now →

Our LITE impact screen is a single layer of tight-knit polyester blend with eyelets every 8in, about 20cm, on all 4 sides. It comes in 10 sizes at £199.99 to £279.99.

The black foam edge border from the DIY impact screen pelmet kitShop now →

The DIY pelmet kit puts a black foam edge border around the screen. It's made to fit your screen size, so allow 10 working days. It costs £340 to £670.

For a home-made frame, bungee the top and sides, leave the bottom loose, and keep a 5cm to 7.5cm gap left and right of the screen. The frame itself is the hard part, because a home-made frame has to hold the screen with enough slack to take the strike and stay square to the projector.

Black heavy-duty golf simulator curtainsShop now →

Side protection is on you as well. Our heavy-duty curtains start at £239.20 for a 2.3m drop and 1.3m width, made to order in 5 to 7 days.

A 3m x 3m screen without an enclosure

LITE impact screen, 3m x 3m £209.99
DIY pelmet kit for a 3m x 3m screen £400
Total £609.99

Add a frame or batten to hang it from, bungees, and side protection, from £239.20 a curtain. The 3m SimBox with its LITE screen, frame and surround is £1,214.

A practice net and a launch monitor

A practice net and a launch monitor give you real yardages in a room too low or too short for a projected bay. There's no big picture, so the shots go on a phone or tablet.

The TrueStrike TS-5 compact golf practice net with its ball returnShop now →

The TrueStrike TS-5 net is 1.7m x 1.7m x 1.7m with a ball return, for £229.

You lose the picture and keep the numbers, and the numbers are the part that tells you the truth about your 7-iron.

How long does it take to put up a golf simulator enclosure?

Under an hour for a SimBox, without tools. Its click-tube design lets you "set it up, take it down, or move it whenever you like", with no damage to walls or ceilings.

Because nothing is fixed to the house, a SimBox comes down without tools and moves house with you. The EasySim goes together the same way, on click-together aluminium poles.

Each SimBox kit comes with a step-by-step video guide. The fiddly part is the screen, which wants the right slack before the first ball hits it.

The Vanish goes up once, on its ceiling brackets, and after that it winds up and down by hand crank or remote. If you're after a portable golf enclosure, that makes the SimBox and the EasySim the 2 to look at, and the Vanish the one that clears the floor.

✓ Do this

Keep about 30cm clear behind the screen with nothing stored there, and leave enough slack that the centre gives about 25cm when you push it.

✕ Not this

Lean the spare mat and the boxes behind the screen, and pull every strap tight so it sits as flat as a drum.

A tight screen sends the ball back faster, so make sure yours isn't tensioned too tightly.

What else do you need with a golf simulator enclosure?

A launch monitor, a hitting mat, a short throw projector with a mount, and a phone, tablet or PC to run the software.

A short throw projector sits close to the screen and out of your shadow: at 0.5:1 it fills a 3m-wide picture from about 1.5m. It can hang from the ceiling or from the enclosure itself.

The GolfBays enclosure mounted projector armShop now →

Our enclosure mounted projector arm is £249 in its 1.5m length, for 1.5m-deep enclosures, and it takes Optoma and BenQ projectors with a 0.5 throw ratio.

The GolfBays blackout screen that hangs behind an impact screenShop now →

A blackout screen fixes behind the impact screen and stops the projector's light coming through the back. It comes in 7 sizes that match the SimBox, at £199 to £319.

The room lights matter too: lights over the mat pointing down at the ball and away from the screen keep the ball lit for the launch monitor and the glare off the picture.

A 1.5m x 1.5m hitting mat sits in front of a 1.5m-deep frame with room for both feet and the ball.

A 3m SimBox bay for a launch monitor you already own

SimBox enclosure, 3m x 2.5m, PRO+ screen £1,376
Optoma GT2200HDR short throw projector £899
Universal projector mount £39.99
10m HDMI 2.1 cable £29.99
Standard hitting mat, 1.5m x 1.5m £199
Total £2,543.98

Add the launch monitor and something to run the software on. Nobody forgets the launch monitor, and plenty forget the 10m cable.

If you're buying the launch monitor too, price the package first. The SkyTrak ST+ SimBox package at 3m costs £330 less than the same parts bought one at a time.

Golf simulator enclosure FAQs

Is a 12x12 room big enough for a golf simulator?

It's wide enough for an enclosure, but short of the depth a projected bay needs. 12ft is 3.66m, so a SimBox up to 3.6m wide, the EasySim or the 3.3m Lux fits across it, while the bay wants 4.5m of depth with a camera unit beside the ball. A practice net fits easily, because the TrueStrike TS-5 is 1.7m deep.

Is 10 ft wide enough for a golf simulator?

For a single golfer, yes. 10ft is 3.05m, which takes the 2.6m or 3m SimBox, the 2.8m Lux or the 3m 24/7 enclosure, though the 3.3m EasySim is too wide for it. If left and right-handers share the bay, plan on 4m.

What size of room do I need for a golf simulator?

2.8m high, 3m wide and 4.5m deep with a camera launch monitor beside the ball, or 5m deep with a radar unit behind you. Make it 4m wide if left and right-handers share the bay, and allow at least 5.18m of depth for any Vanish model.

Is a 9 foot ceiling enough for a golf simulator?

For the enclosure, yes, and for the driver it depends on your swing. 9ft is 2.74m, so our free-standing frames up to 2.65m tall fit under it. It's 6cm short of the 2.8m we plan on for a driver, so try a slow swing in the room first.

Is an 8-foot ceiling enough for a golf simulator?

For irons and wedges with a net, yes, but it's too low for any enclosure we sell. 8ft is 2.44m and our frames start at 2.5m tall, so the bay becomes a practice net with a camera launch monitor beside the ball and the numbers on a tablet.

Is there a portable golf simulator enclosure?

Yes. The SimBox and the EasySim both click together without tools, so they come apart again and move house with you. The Vanish retracts to the ceiling after every session, but its brackets stay where they're mounted.

Is there a retractable golf simulator enclosure?

Yes, the Vanish, in 4 models at £3,359 to £4,319 with a hand crank or £4,319 to £5,279 with a remote. It hangs from ceiling brackets and winds up out of the way, and every model needs a room at least 5.18m deep.

How far should you stand from a golf simulator screen?

About 2.5m in a 2.5m-high SimBox, and up to 3m in a 3m-high one. Stand further back and wedges can go over the screen into the black surround, which is there to catch the odd stray and protect the room.

How long does a golf simulator enclosure screen last?

We don't put a number of years on it. Every screen we sell carries a minimum 6-month warranty, and clean balls and centred strikes make it last longer. A SimBox screen can't be rotated, and a replacement costs £329 to £469 depending on the screen and size.

What is the cheapest golf simulator enclosure?

The 24/7 Golf Simulator Enclosure, from £599 while its limited stock lasts. A LITE impact screen with a pelmet kit comes to £609.99 at 3m x 3m if you build your own frame. At £999, the EasySim comes with its frame, surround and screen in the box.

Want the launch monitor in the same box?

Our packages put a launch monitor in a SimBox, EasySim or Lux, from £1,657 for the Garmin R10 EasySim.

See golf simulator packages

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