You measure the basement and it comes up two feet short of what every simulator ad promises. That gap kills more small indoor golf simulator builds than budget ever does, because most monitors need eight feet of clear air behind the ball to watch it fly. Three units on Amazon skip that, tracking from beside … Read more
You bought the launch monitor. You measured the garage. Then you went looking for indoor golf simulation software and found three price tags that all lied to you by omission, because none of them mention the second subscription your own launch monitor demands before any of them will even connect. I have walked buyers through … Read more
You picked the launch monitor first. Your indoor golf simulator room never signed off on that choice, and that’s how buyers end up returning a radar unit that needed six more feet, or framing a ceiling that clips every driver swing. Retailer “minimum room size” numbers usually describe a wedge, not a driver. Work out … Read more