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Build your bay in 3 steps
- 1Enclosure & screenSized to your garage
- 2Hitting matJoint-friendly, real turf feel
- 3Launch monitorBall and club data, every swing
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Pick a kit. We'll make sure it fits.
Everything you need to start hitting balls at home, picked to work together. Add your own launch monitor or golf app.
Starter Bay
Your first bay on a budget. Practice with your own launch monitor or phone app.
$1,128for everything below
EasySim Golf Simulator Enclosure
Budget-friendly starter enclosure
Standard Hitting Mat 4'11 x 4'11
Without Rubber Base · Durable everyday hitting mat
Garage Bay
SimBox 9'10" wide x 8'2" high. Built for a typical 2-car garage.
$2,373.08for everything below
SimBox Golf Simulator Enclosure
W 9'10 x H 8'2 x D 4'11 · 7 sizes, fits 8'2" ceilings
Academy Hitting Mat - 4'11 x 4'11
Mat Only · Academy-grade hitting mat
Foam Triangle Wedge Protection Pelmet
3m Width (9'10) · Protects ceiling and projector
Wedge Game - The Short Game Net That Makes Yo...
Wedge Game · Turns chipping practice into a game
Full Bay
Premium all-in-one hitting bay for a dedicated room.
$3,378for everything below
Lux Golf Simulator Hitting Enclosure
Premium all-in-one hitting bay
Insert Tee Hitting Mat 4'11 X 4'11
Without Rubber Base · Hit off real tees indoors
Need numbers and course play? Add a launch monitor to any kit. Shop launch monitors
Home practice guides
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Golf Net vs. Simulator Enclosure: Which Do You Need at Home?
A $300 net or an $800+ enclosure? It depends on where you'll hit, whether you want a screen, and how much you value your garage walls.
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Best Golf Hitting Mats for Home: How to Choose One That Won't Hurt Your Wrists
The mat is the piece you touch on every swing. Here's what separates a good home hitting mat from one that hides bad shots and hurts your...
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Golf Simulator Under $5,000: 3 Garage Setups That Actually Work
You don't need $15,000 to hit balls at home. Here are three real setups under $5,000, what each one gets you, and where to spend first.
Read the guide →Questions we get a lot
Will a golf simulator fit in my garage?
Most setups need a ceiling of at least 9 ft (10 ft+ lets anyone swing a driver), 10 ft of width (12 ft+ for righties and lefties), and 12 ft of depth (15 ft+ is comfortable). Measure to the lowest obstruction, like a garage door track. Text us your three numbers and we'll tell you what fits. Read the room-size guide.
How much does a home golf simulator cost?
A practice setup with an enclosure, impact screen and hitting mat starts around $1,500 before a launch monitor. Most garage setups land between $4,000 and $6,000, and tour-level bays with a ceiling-mounted launch monitor run $10,000 and up. See the full cost breakdown.
Do I need a projector to start?
No. Many golfers start with an enclosure, a hitting mat and a launch monitor that shows numbers on a phone or tablet, then add a projector later to play full courses on the screen.
How does shipping work?
We ship within the United States from US warehouses. Most orders ship within 1-3 business days. Parcel delivery takes 3-7 business days. Enclosures and large mats ship by freight in 5-14 business days with curbside delivery, and the carrier calls to schedule.
What is your return policy?
Items under $100: email us a photo within 30 days of delivery for a full refund, no return needed. Items $100 and up: contact us within 30 days of delivery for a return authorization; items must be unused and in original packaging. Read the full policy.
Can I get help choosing a setup?
Yes. Use the chat button, text or call (714) 343-7110, or email info@gryngolf.com with your ceiling height, width and depth. We'll recommend an enclosure, mat and launch monitor that fit your room and budget.
$50 off your first setup
Setup guides, new gear and members-only deals. One email a month. $50 off orders of $500+.