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Thinking about installing a golf simulator at home but not sure if it will fit? One of the most common questions we get is: “Do I even have enough space?”
The good news is that most homes, garages, and basements can accommodate a golf simulator — you just need to know the minimum room dimensions and the best setup for your space. In this guide, we’ll walk you through exactly what you need to measure, what mistakes to avoid, and how to choose the right simulator for your home.
Golf simulators combine launch monitors, screens, and enclosures to track your swing and ball flight. For them to work properly, you need enough room for:
A full swing without risk of hitting the ceiling or walls
The launch monitor to track accurate ball and club data
The projector and screen to display a realistic golf course experience
A poorly sized room can lead to bad data, safety risks, and a frustrating setup.
Recommended: 9–10 feet minimum
Tall players (6’+): 10+ feet strongly preferred
Watch for low-hanging lights, garage door rails, or beams
12 feet wide is ideal for centered setups
At least 10 feet wide for smaller enclosures
Left-handed + right-handed users: prefer 12–15 feet
16–18 feet deep allows full ball flight + launch monitor tracking
Minimum workable depth: 12–14 feet, depending on the monitor type
Compact enclosures like the Mevo+/8 ft. Golf Sim Package
Short-throw projectors to save depth
Ceiling-mounted launch monitors (RSG Pro, TruGolf Apogee)
Flexible enclosures like the Mevo+/9 ft. Golf Sim Package
Portable hitting mats for multi-use spaces
Launch monitors with radar tracking (FlightScope Mevo+, Garmin R10)
Full-size enclosures like the Mevo+/13 ft. Golf Sim Package
Dual-use for entertainment (movies, gaming)
Professional-grade monitors (FlightScope X3, TruGolf Apogee, RSG Pro)
At Total Golf Simulators, we offer packages built to fit a wide range of spaces:
Forgetting to measure ceiling height first
Not leaving enough depth for the launch monitor
Skipping side clearance for lefties vs righties
Overlooking projector placement and throw distance
Choosing the right golf simulator for your space doesn’t need to be overwhelming. By knowing your room’s dimensions and matching the right package, you can enjoy a realistic, accurate, and safe indoor golf experience.
👉 Ready to find your perfect fit? Explore our Simulator Packages or contact our team for a free sizing consultation.