The tech behind Sim Golf
Let's take a closer look at the core technology elements that power a Golf Simulator and create the Sim-Golf experience.
Launch Monitor
The launch monitor is like the brain of a Golf Simulator. It has special sensors and cameras that carefully watch your golf ball and how you swing your club. It measures how fast your club moves, the speed of the ball, the angle it flies, and how it spins. Some launch monitor options are transportable so you can use them on the golf course!
Golf Software
The software combines the Launch Monitor data with the course data to recreate your shot within the virtual golf course. The software looks at how you swing, how your club hits the ball, and even how the golf course terrain to recreate the digital experience accurately. The software also gives you feedback and results to analyse and improve your technique.
Projector & Computer
The high-quality projector combined with a powerful gaming PC creates an immersive virtual gameplay environment. The super-realistic virtual golf course is projected onto a screen in front of your tee in high definition. It's like you're there on the course!
Screen & Enclosure
The projector screen is a heavy-duty, impact-resistant polyester designed to withstand the impact of your golf ball while creating the perfect projector surface. An enclosure surrounds the screen to help contain your ball.
Hitting Mat
The hitting mat is a multi-layered design, which helps mimic the feel of being on a natural green. But that's not all - add the optional sensors to measure your stance, foot movements and weight transfer for extra data and analysis.
Strike Nets
For those not wanting a projector and screen enclosure, use a catch net. The net catches your golf ball and directs it back to you. Nets come in different sizes with optional side barriers. Perfect if you prefer a more transportable setup.