Choosing a golf simulator is less about technology and more about space. Most people who contact us have already decided they want to play golf indoors—the question is what can actually be built in their specific space.
Ceiling height matters most
Measure from the floor to the lowest obstacle, not to the ceiling. Ventilation ducts, spotlights, and beams often take up 10–20 centimeters. A home simulator works perfectly at 2.9 meters, while a commercial facility should allow for at least 3.2 meters so that even tall players can swing freely.
Depth and width
Allow for at least 4.5 meters of depth to accommodate both the tee area and screen at a safe distance. The width determines whether you can play both right- and left-handed without moving the mat.
GSPro or E6 Connect?
GSPro has a very large library of courses built by the community and suits those who want variety and new courses regularly. E6 Connect has a more cohesive graphic style and stronger support for structured practice. Both work with IDRA II.
Common mistakes
The most common mistake is choosing equipment before the space. The second most common is forgetting lighting—a dark room results in poorer tracking and a less enjoyable experience.
Considering a golf simulator?
We help you choose the right solution for your space, your budget, and your ambition level – whether for home use, a golf club, or a commercial facility.