Complete Golf Simulator System with New Projector

Great product!

Awesome simulator. Well worth the money!

This is the most screwed up thing I have ever assembled in my life. The instructions that came with it do not help in the least bit.

This is a full package if you want an indoor golf simulator with everything. You will have to have your own computer to use the software as well as buy a ceiling mount if you want the projector mounted up above. You will also have to buy the poles for the netting at Lowes or home depot. It arrived in several boxes and came with very limited instructions on how to set up the net. The quality of the screen, net, and projector are good. The only issue is that the sensors do not always read the swing so you might have to swing more than once. The customer service was great as far as getting emails on when my items would be arriving. It came in a timely manner with nothing broke.

Was delivered very quickly. I ended up going 9ft high/wide. I was able to put it together myself. It wasn't quick, but I had some tunes to keep me entertained. Take the time to calibrate your clubs. I had to go into the settings and adjust the distance to make it a little more accurate. It is a lot of fun and a great way to bond with friends and family.

Awesome, I love it! I cant say enough about the customer service, very helpful and great to talk to! Set up was easy, program is great but it needs to have more free courses available and add Palm Springs! All in all very happy!

I started looking into building a garage simulator in November with hopes of the build being retractable so I could still get both vehicles in the garage. I purchased a kit off Amazon (optishot complete golf simulator) that had everything I needed to build my sim. The kit had everything I needed besides the conduit and a few custom alterations I added. I raised the floor with 3/4” treated plywood to keep my playing surface out of the water/slush. I hung the cage(conduit) from my rafters which allows the net to slide in for storage and out for play similar to a shower curtain. The screen and hitting net behind the screen are 12” away from the wall. The rear legs pivot from the top rail into the down position to complete the “cage” and pivot back up when not in use. Because the garage is standard 24x24’ I was only able to raise the playing surface partway into the room. To get the extra raised surface during setup I cut two manageable pieces of the treated plywood and carpeted them. The Town and Country matt than comes with the kit buts up to these pretty flush. The whole setup or takedown take about five minutes. Hope this can help someone looking at doing a similar setup.