Photo and Immersive
Golf Simulator Rentals
A full enclosure with an impact screen, side and top panels and a padded steel frame.
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Specifications
The bay, padded on the inside.
A high-density woven polyester impact screen built for real balls at full swing speed, in a steel frame with foam padding that kills rebounds and stops a ball slipping underneath. Assembly runs about thirty minutes and the bay takes any major launch monitor or projector, both of them separate items.
| Enclosure size | 171 W × 96 H × 80 D in |
|---|---|
| Screen ratio | 4:3 |
| Screen | High-density woven polyester impact screen |
| Frame | Steel with internal foam padding |
| Coverage | Side and top enclosure panels |
| Weight | 96 lb |
| Setup | About 30 minutes |
| Compatibility | All major launch monitors and projectors |
| Available with it | Projector, launch monitor, PC with simulator software — separate items |
Where a long dwell time pays
Six rooms that can take a golf bay.
Client appreciation evenings
One guest hits, three watch and none of them leaves. Dwell time is the whole product here. It is also the reason this sits in a games catalogue rather than a sports one.
Sponsor and exhibitor stands
Fourteen feet of frontage buys a queue that stays put. Compare that with an attraction people pass through in ninety seconds and the stand economics look different.
Dealership showrooms
The enclosure is 171 inches wide by 96 high by 80 deep. Allow room in front for a swing as well, so plan a bay around twenty feet deep in total.
Corporate lounges and office openings
Ceiling height is the constraint that rules out most indoor sites. Measure before you book, including any ductwork directly over the spot the bay would stand.
Golf-day rain plans
A booked outdoor day with a forecast turning. The bay moves the format indoors without moving the theme, which is easier to sell to a sponsor than a cancellation.
Multi-day hospitality
It is 96 lb and takes about half an hour to put up, so it is built once and left standing rather than struck and rebuilt between sessions.
The other thing they queue for
A swing is private. A clip gets shared.
A bay holds one guest at a time and produces a number on a screen. The 360 platform takes two to four at once and produces a video on their phone before they have walked away, which is what puts a stand in front of people who never came to it. It wants a clear circle for the arm, so plan the two beside each other rather than in line.
See the 360 booth