Ceiling height
We measure your driver swing against the ceiling and plan the hitting position and screen around it.
Golf simulator rooms
Golf simulator rooms · Main Line
Turn Your Basement or Garage Into a Golf Sim Room.
Use the space you already have and play all winter. We solve the problems basements and garages bring before we build the room.
Basements and garages
Use the space you already have.
Most golf simulator rooms start in a basement or a garage bay. The space is already there. It just needs the right height, a dry and comfortable room, and power, light and sound planned around a full swing.
Before the build
Common concerns, solved first.
Low beams and ductwork
We plan around them or reroute ductwork where we can, so they stay out of your swing path.
Concrete floors
Leveling, padding and turf over the slab for a comfortable, true stance.
Moisture
We check for dampness and plan sealing, vapor control and dehumidification to protect the equipment.
Heating and cooling in a garage
Insulation and a dedicated heating and cooling solution so the room is usable in January and July.
Lighting
Bright enough to play, controlled so the screen stays sharp.
Basement or garage
Which space works better?
A basement is usually warmer, quieter and already finished around the edges, but ceiling height and posts can limit the swing. A garage bay often has more height and width, but needs insulation, a finished floor and its own heating and cooling. We measure both and tell you which one gives you the better room.
Year-round golf
Play all winter.
When the courses close, the room is ready. Practice on your own schedule, play a round with friends after work and keep your swing sharp from November to March.
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Find out what your space can do.
Book a free consult and we'll tell you whether your basement or garage works for a simulator.
Serving the Main Line: Lower Merion, Radnor, Tredyffrin and Easttown. Golf simulator rooms · Home