16 × 22 ft
Studio
Simulator bay and lounge. The place to start, at home or as a club member bay.
Simulator Studios · for homes and businesses
A full swing, out back.
A stand-alone golf simulator studio for your backyard or your business. Sixteen feet wide for a full swing and a full-width screen, built on the same engineered steel frame as our golf lodging, and designed to be a room you use every day, not just on rain days.
Why its own building
Most houses can't take a driver.
A real swing needs ceiling height, width and room behind the ball that most basements and garages don't have, and the garage is where the cars go. A detached studio is built around the bay from the start, and adds a room the whole household will use.
- Sixteen feet wide. Room for a full swing and a full-width screen, left- or right-handed.
- Steel frame. Non-combustible, straight and stable, and it doesn't rot or attract termites.
- One delivered price. The building and the simulator fit-out, specified to your budget.
- We check your lot first. Size, height and setback rules for detached buildings vary by town.
One room, four jobs
A simulator is a household decision. Make it an easy one.
A room that's also an office, a guest room and a sauna is a much easier yes than a room that only plays golf.
01
Swing
Enough height and width to hit driver properly, and a lounge for whoever's waiting.
02
Work
An office during the day. Close the laptop and you're on the first tee.
03
Guests
A fold-down bed turns it into a guest suite when family visits.
04
Unwind
The larger layouts fit a steam shower and a cedar sauna for after the round.
The lineup
Five studios. One system.
Every studio is sixteen feet wide and grows longer as the program grows. Standard models are shown; custom layouts are available, including your own designer's plans.
16 × 34 ft
Studio + Office
Bay, office and a fold-away guest bed. Work by day, play by night.
16 × 44 ft
Full Program
Bay, office, guest room and wellness. The complete garden retreat.
16 × 58 ft
Estate
Adds a bar and lounge for entertaining. Hosting at home, or club hospitality.
22 × 18 ft · two floors
Two-Story
Bay below; office, guest and wellness above. For tighter lots and sloping sites.
The simulator is specified to your budget, from entry-level to tour-grade launch monitors.
For business
The same building, working for a business.
A studio doesn't need a backyard. It needs a flat spot, power and a reason for golfers to come through the door.
Golf clubs
Member bays by the clubhouse for winter play, lessons and leagues. Often part of a lodging program alongside the houses.
Coaches and fitters
A teaching or fitting studio at the range, with its own front door.
Hotels and golf resorts
Bays for guests in any weather, and a rain-day plan for groups.
Hospitality and offices
A bookable bay beside a bar, a restaurant or the office, for clients and teams.
8.1M
Americans played simulator or screen golf in 2024, up from 3.8 million in 2015.
6.5%
of US golf facilities have simulators installed today.
13%
more plan to add them within one to two years.
Source: National Golf Foundation, The Golf Simulator Opportunity (2025).
How it works
From first call to first swing.
Call
What you want the room to do, and where it goes.
Design
We size the studio to your lot and zoning, and specify the simulator.
Price
One delivered price for the building and the fit-out.
Manufacture
The steel frame is engineered off-site and delivered in install order.
Assemble
A licensed local builder or certified installer assembles it; the bay is fitted and ready to play.
Start your studio
Tell us about the spot.
Your backyard, your business or your club. Tell us where it is and what you want the room to do, and we'll set up a short call to size it.
On the call
- What your lot and local zoning allow
- Which model fits, or a custom layout
- The simulator setup for your budget
- One delivered price for the building and the fit-out
Or email directly