
Everything you need to set up your golf simulator.
A tensioned, ball-resistant surface built for real swing speeds, with a true-to-life picture for tracer and launch monitor pairing.
Inflates the full enclosure in under 5 minutes and doubles as your deflate/pack-down tool.
Anchors the enclosure for indoor or outdoor use, even with the garage door open on windy days.
Pack the whole setup into one bag for storage or travel, with patches on hand for accidental nicks.
All parts arrive in one box with a printed setup guide. Replacement parts and repair kits are also sold separately if you ever need them.
Six steps, laid out exactly as they happen. Tap a step, or press play and watch it build.
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Open the carton
Unbox the enclosure & accessories.
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Remove accessories
Bag, stakes, pump & repair kit.
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Take out the tent
Unroll the bundle onto flat ground.
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Expand the tent
Unfold to its full 4m × 3m footprint.
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Inflate
Pump makes it rigid in ~5 minutes.
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Ready to hit
Stake it down, hang the screen, go.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the inflatable golf simulator enclosure — space, setup, materials, and what's in the box.
Standard size is 3m wide × 2.71m deep × 2.71m high (approx. 9.8' × 8.9' × 8.9').
The enclosure measures 9.8' wide x 8.9' deep x 8.9' high. We recommend a minimum room size of 12 ft × 12 ft, and a comfortable space of 15 ft × 15 ft or larger so you have room to walk around and swing freely.
The enclosure itself stands 2.71m (8.9 ft) tall. We recommend a minimum ceiling clearance of 3m (9.8 ft) to give your driver's full backswing room on the follow-through, especially for taller golfers.
Every order includes the inflatable enclosure, a detachable HD impact screen, an electric air pump for quick inflation, ground stakes and stability ropes, and a carrying bag with a repair kit for storage or travel.
About 15 minutes from unpacking to first swing, using the included electric pump. No tools are required — the same pump also deflates the enclosure quickly for storage.
Yes. The impact screen and surrounding panels are rated for full-speed swings, including driver, and the ball-resistant weave is designed to absorb repeated high-velocity hits without sagging.
The enclosure works with most camera-based and radar-based launch monitors, whether mounted overhead, beside the mat, or behind the ball. There's enough depth in front of the screen for typical monitor placement — check your specific device's minimum spacing requirements before mounting.
The material is weather-resistant, but we recommend indoor or garage use for the longest lifespan. If you do set up outdoors, stake it down securely, avoid leaving it up in heavy storms or high winds, and deflate it for storage when not in use.
Projector, launch monitor, hitting mat, software, clubs, balls. Source them yourself, or we can provide a full kit.