Building a Golf Simulator Room Step by Step - Nick Foy Golf
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
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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 (NickFoyGolf.co...)
Golf Ball: Pro V1 (NickFoyGolf.co...)
Software: TGC 2019
Swing Simulator: Mevo+ (NickFoyGolf.co...)
Projector (Amazon): amzn.to/3K6mfRk
Impact Screen: Size Varies
Hitting Mat: amzn.to/44TliFM
Cage: Steel Poles from Home Depot
Floor Carpet: Home Depot
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I can say, you highlighted everything that didn't matter and very little that did.
Nice setup dude!
Thank you!
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.
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)
Thank you! I couldn't find a solution so I'll try that!
Nice set up. Did you add corner protectors? I have a similar set up and am looking for ideas for corner protection. Thanks
Amazing setup. Do you have a link to the black fabric you used?
have the exact same set up on my garage, my screen is even wider there is no way youre not hitting a driver on that garage door track hahaha i had mine installed 2 days and had to switch my set up. Raised track, changed to side motor and put the screen against the door so I can follow through towards middle of garage
What did you use for the foam around the pipes? Can you send link?
everything looks solid, trying to figure out how you were attaching the fabric to your enclosure?
poles through fabric sleeves/loops and the rest was pinned to the foam pieces that padded the poles. Not the best. I'd probably try to sew Velcro to the black fabric next time that wraps around poles rather than pins that can tear.
There’s all different gym mats to get. It’s challenging to pick the exact ones.
The black fabric that you purchased was that custom? Do you have a link?
That's just lovely.
... you didn't mention what sim you're using. Assuming that is not included within the 5k budget mentioned.
any links to the materials used? what are the corners fir the frame of the cage? also what was the cost to build the cage?
“ I would increase your ceiling height”
Hold my beer!
How far away from the screen is your hitting mat from the screen. Like from where you are actually standing and swinging from - how far back are you?
The poles come out 5ft so I'd guess around 10ft from the screen.
How much did your enclosure come to ?
2022 - $200 for just the poles, corner piece kit, and black fabric. The impact screen was more expensive for quality level I chose.
@@NickFoyGolfWhere did you get the fabric. I'm setting up over the next two weekends.
Can you link the golf carpet you used?
Honestly, a golf turf at a local Menards store. $1 per SF I believe was the cost.