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Built-to-Spec Components for a Setup You Can Be Proud Of
Built for Your Best Room
ReserveRec Rooms curates pool tables, infrared saunas, golf simulators, and garage systems built to impress — the kind of pieces you can't wait to show off. Every order ships free within the Continental U.S. (excludes AK/HI) with full tracking from purchase to delivery. Questions? Reach us at support@reserverecrooms.com.
Questions We Get a Lot
Measure your ceiling height and the width of the wall you plan to use before selecting a frame size. A 10x8 ft setup is a popular middle ground for most standard garage bays and basement rooms, while a 12x8 ft frame gives taller players more comfortable swing clearance. Always add at least 2–3 feet of depth behind the screen for ball impact and bounce.
The enclosure kits include the frame, surround, and HD impact screen — the structural foundation of your simulator bay. A launch monitor or projector is a separate component you pair with the setup based on your preferred software and budget. This modular approach means you can start with the enclosure and upgrade your technology over time.
Each kit is designed for assembly in your own hands with standard tools — no specialized skills required. Frame components are engineered to connect without permanent modifications to your space, making them suitable for garages, basements, or any dedicated room. Most setups can be completed in a few hours with a second pair of hands.
All golf simulator orders are covered by our 30-Day Returns policy — please refer to our Return Policy page for full details on eligibility and the return process. We recommend confirming your ceiling height, room width, and depth clearance before ordering to make sure the frame size works for your setup. Free Shipping applies to most orders within the Continental U.S. (excludes AK/HI).
About Our Golf Simulators
A home golf simulator turns any dedicated room, garage bay, or basement into a year-round practice facility. At its core, the setup consists of a rigid frame structure, a fabric enclosure that contains the ball, and a high-density impact screen that absorbs full-swing shots without damage to walls or surroundings. The result is a contained hitting bay you can pair with any launch monitor and simulator software you choose. This category is built for golfers who want to work on ball flight, shot shape, and distance control on their own schedule — not just when the course is open or the weather cooperates. When choosing a setup, the most important factors are room dimensions (ceiling height, width, and depth behind the screen), the material grade of the impact screen, and the rigidity of the frame under repeated full-speed contact. A well-built enclosure holds its geometry over time and gives you a consistent, repeatable hitting environment that supports focused, intentional practice.
