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Built to the Standard a Serious Golfer Expects
Built for Your Retreat
At ElevatedRecUSA, every piece is chosen for the man who takes his space seriously — from hand-crafted home bars to precision golf simulators and designer pool tables built to anchor a room.
Questions We Get a Lot
Most home golf simulators require a minimum ceiling height of around 9 to 10 feet and a room depth of at least 15 to 20 feet to allow for a full swing without restriction. Width requirements vary by enclosure model, so reviewing the listed dimensions before purchase is always a good idea. If you have questions about fit, reach out before you order and we'll help you think it through.
Most setups are designed to be assembled and configured by the customer using the components and documentation included with the unit. The process typically involves mounting the screen or enclosure, positioning the launch monitor or cameras, and connecting to the simulation software. No specialized technical background is required, though setting aside a full day for first-time assembly is a reasonable expectation.
Launch monitors use radar or photometric sensors placed near the ball to capture club speed, ball speed, launch angle, and spin data at impact. Camera-based systems use high-speed cameras positioned to track both ball flight and club path through the hitting zone. Both approaches deliver meaningful feedback for practice and play — the right choice often comes down to the specific data metrics that matter most to your game.
We offer Free Shipping on Most Orders Within the Continental U.S. (Excludes AK/HI) — no minimum order threshold required. If for any reason you need to return a simulator, our 30-Day Returns policy applies; full details on eligibility and the return process are outlined in our Return Policy. We recommend reviewing that policy prior to purchase so you know exactly where you stand.
About Our Golf Simulators
A home golf simulator gives serious golfers the ability to practice and play year-round, regardless of weather, daylight, or access to a course. At their core, these systems pair a hitting surface with a projection screen or impact screen, a ball and club tracking system, and simulation software loaded with real-world course data — creating a closed loop of swing, data, and visual feedback inside a single room. They are built for the golfer who wants more than occasional range time: someone who treats practice as a discipline and wants a dedicated space that reflects that standard. When choosing a simulator, the key considerations are room dimensions, tracking technology, the accuracy and depth of the data outputs, and the quality of the course library. Screen size and projection resolution shape how immersive the experience feels, while frame construction and enclosure depth determine how well the setup holds up to regular, full-power use. A well-specified simulator is as much a room feature as it is a training tool — one built to be lived in, not packed away.
