When you walk into the KBS Golf Experience in Carlsbad, California, it does not feel like a typical golf retail store. It feels like a high-end clubhouse combined with a tour-level fitting laboratory. “This area here is where customers can unwind with a drink,” says Frank Ruiz, guiding…
Photo credits to Trackman Here is a fun bit of golf tech trivia. The company behind the little orange box that lives on every tour range spent years building its reputation outdoors, then watched a whole generation of golfers move their practice into garages and basements. In September…
Carl’s curved enclosure is a premium room project whose value depends on projection planning as much as the screen and frame.
The Indoor Golf Shop’s DIY kit suits hands-on builders, provided you compare the full material cost and follow the correct frame drawing.
SIGPRO’s commercial enclosure offers more layout choices, but its frame kit, mounting positions, and rear supports need careful planning.
The SIG10 includes its frame, but room clearance and projector setup still need attention before you build around it.
You might think of an indoor golf simulator as a way to play a round when you can’t get outside. Pick a course, hit your shots, watch the ball fly across the screen, and move on to the next one. For professional golfers, a simulator can be much…
The BenQ AH500ST is a problem solver for a room that cannot give a projector seven or eight feet between lens and screen. Its roughly 0.5 throw ratio can fill a ten-foot-wide screen from about five feet away, and its 4,000-ANSI-lumen laser has enough output for a serious…
See whether the SIGPRO 3D 5×5 mat suits your simulator or practice bay, including its 1.6-inch height, tee options, durability claims, and value.