Simulators that feel out of this world.
Simulator Galaxy designs, installs and tunes golf and multi-sport simulators for homes and businesses. Try the bay beside you: drag back from the ball and let go to hit a drive, a homer, a penalty kick, a slap shot or a pass.
- Golf, baseball, soccer, hockey and football on one screen
- Home bays, garages, basements, bars and facilities
- Measured, built, wired and calibrated for you
A fun demo with simplified physics. Real bays are measured, built and calibrated for your room.
Eight ways we build your game room.
From a single golf bay to a whole facility, plus multi-sport games, gear, room builds, upgrades and planning, every service has its own page with details, steps and answers.
Golf SimulatorsHome bays, garages, basements, small rooms and covered patios, designed around your swing.
Multi-Sport SimulatorsBaseball, softball, soccer, hockey, football and family games on the same screen.
Gear and TechnologyLaunch monitors, projectors, impact screens, turf, computers, lighting and sound.
Rooms and Build-OutsRoom design, acoustics, safety, putting greens, storage and combo theater rooms.
Business and VenuesBays for bars, facilities, resorts, offices, studios and anywhere the public plays.
Upgrades and CareUpgrades, repairs, calibration, screen and projector swaps, moves and software.
Planning and SupportFree consultations, site surveys, 3D layouts, equipment planning, training and care plans.
Play and ExperiencesLeagues, practice zones, lounges, party rooms, booking tools and smart controls.Seven parts that make a great simulator.
A simulator is a stack of small decisions. Tap a numbered dot or a part to see what it does and what we pay attention to.
A strong, tensioned screen takes a ball at full speed and shows the course in sharp detail. Good ones are tough, fairly quiet and bright; padding behind them protects the wall.
The projector fills the screen with the course. Brightness, throw distance and where it hangs decide how sharp the picture is and whether the player casts a shadow.
The monitor measures the ball, and sometimes the club, and sends the numbers to the software. Radar, camera and photometric types need different space and light.
A good hitting surface feels right underfoot and protects joints and clubs. Underlay, edges and a safe stance area matter as much as the turf itself.
A frame, side nets and padding catch strays and rebounds and give the bay a finished look. Safety is planned before anything is mounted.
The computer turns monitor data into a flying ball on a 3D course and runs practice, games and leagues. A capable graphics card keeps the picture smooth.
Controlled lighting keeps the screen sharp and the monitor happy, and sound adds the thrill. One-touch scenes switch the room from play to party.
From a cluttered garage to a bay that glows.
A garage, a basement or a spare room can become the best seat in the house. Slide the ball across to see one garage turned into a finished bay, with a screen, a mat, a projector and a room that is ready to play.
- Every room measured and the swing tested
- Screen, mat, nets and tech built to a plan
- Wires hidden and the room left tidy
Six stops from call to first shot.
Pick a stop or walk through every step to see what happens, in order, on every job.
You call and we listen
We ask about your room, who will play, which sports and how you want it to feel, then set up a time to see the space.
A call, a text or the form
We measure the space
We measure ceiling, width, depth and obstacles, test the swing space and check power, light and the floor.
Swing tested on site
We design the bay
You see a layout, gear choices and finishes in a drawing or a 3D view, and we adjust it until it is right.
A plan you can see
We build the enclosure
The frame, screen, padding and nets go in, along with the mat, power and cabling, built to the plan.
Built to your room
We install and connect the tech
Projector, launch monitor, computer, lighting and sound are mounted, wired and linked, then calibrated together.
Calibrated with real shots
We hand it over and you play
We walk you through starting, switching games, caring for the gear and fixing small things, and then you hit the first shots.
Ready on day oneSix little tools that do real math.
Check a room, tune a launch, plan a projector, find your yardage gaps, match a simulator and plan your practice. No signup, and your answers can travel with your quote.
Room Fit CheckSlide your ceiling, width and depth and see whether the swing clears, with a side view and a view from above.Launch LabChange ball speed, launch angle, spin and wind and watch the flight, carry and apex change.
Throw CalculatorPick a screen size and a throw ratio and see where the projector goes and whether it fits your room.
Gap FinderStart from your 7-iron carry and see a yardage ladder, with gaps and overlaps flagged.
Sim MatcherAnswer four questions and see which of ten makers fit your room and your plans.Practice PlannerTurn sessions, minutes and drills into shots per week, a twelve-week strip and a plan you can follow.Ten names behind the gear.
These are well-known makers of launch monitors and simulators, with the products people ask about most. Every card links back to the maker’s own site, and we install and tune gear from any of them.
TrackMan
Known for radar-based launch monitors used in indoor bays, on ranges and for coaching.
- TrackMan iOA ceiling-mounted indoor simulator that combines radar, infrared and high-speed imaging.
- TrackMan 4A launch monitor for simulator bays and ranges.
Foresight Sports
Camera-based launch monitors and simulator packages for homes, coaches and facilities.
- GCQuadA camera-based launch monitor with a larger capture area and putting insights.
- GC3A launch monitor sold on its own and in simulator packages.
Full Swing
Turnkey golf simulators for homes, clubhouses and commercial spaces, with installation and support options.
- Pro 2.0 SimulatorA full simulator with an overhead ION3 camera.
- KIT StudioA space-friendly simulator built around the KIT launch monitor.
- KIT Launch MonitorA portable launch monitor.
Uneekor
Overhead launch monitors and simulator bundles for home and commercial bays.
- EYE XO2 AI StudioA simulator package with three high-speed cameras and a large hitting zone.
- EYE MINI LITEA compact overhead launch monitor.
SkyTrak
Home-focused launch monitors and ready-made simulator studio packages.
- ST MAXA launch monitor with dual Doppler radar and photometric cameras.
- Simulator studio packagesBundles that pair a launch monitor with other bay parts.
Rapsodo
Portable, data-driven monitors for golf, and also for baseball and softball.
- MLM2PROA mobile golf launch monitor and simulator.
- MLM2XPROA golf launch monitor and simulator from the same family.
Bushnell Golf
Known for rangefinders, and also makes launch monitors and simulator bundles.
- Launch ProA launch monitor for indoor and outdoor practice.
- Launch Pro Simulator BundleA bundle that builds on the Launch Pro.
FlightScope
Portable golf launch monitors for indoor and outdoor use.
- Mevo Gen2A portable launch monitor that uses Fusion Tracking indoors and outdoors.
- Mevo+A portable launch monitor in the Mevo family.
aboutGOLF
Premium golf simulators for homes and businesses, with a multisport add-on.
- 3Trak Launch MonitorThe tracking technology behind its simulators.
- Multisport SimulatorTurns a golf simulator into a hub for cornhole, soccer, baseball, football and skee-ball.
TruGolf
Simulators and the E6 software, plus a family arcade add-on.
- APOGEEA launch monitor made for home, office and training spaces.
- MultiSport ARCADEAn add-on with 14 games for up to eight players, including Breakaway Soccer, Slapshot Hockey and Rally Baseball.
An independent list. Names and trademarks belong to their owners, and we are not affiliated with these makers. Details come from each maker's own site and change often, so follow the links for current information.
A country full of flags to fly.
Every city we serve is a flag on the map. Fire a shot, plant every flag, or tap your city to open its page.
Press Fire a shot and watch the ball fly to a flag, plant every flag with one button, pick a region, or tap any flag to see its city.
Straight talk about simulators.
Short guides on space, monitors, projectors, screens, sound, safety and practice.
Rooms and SafetySimulator Room Lighting TipsLight makes a picture sharp or dull, and a room fun or flat. These tips get both right.
PlanningPlanning a Commercial Simulator BayA business bay has to handle heavy use and strangers. Here is what to think through before you build.
Play and PracticePractice Routines for a Golf SimulatorA simulator makes practice measurable. These simple routines turn hitting balls into getting better.Questions people ask us
How much room do I need for a golf simulator?
Many bays like about ten feet of ceiling, fifteen feet of width and twenty feet of depth, and good bays exist in smaller rooms with compact gear. Our Room Fit Check gives a quick read, and we measure on site to be sure.
Which launch monitor should I choose?
It depends on your room, your goals and your budget. Radar, camera and photometric monitors each have different space and light needs. Our Sim Matcher and the maker list on this site are a good starting point, and we compare real options with you.
Can you install equipment I bought myself?
Yes. We install and calibrate gear from any maker, whether you bought it through us or on your own.
Can a simulator do more than golf?
Yes. Multi-sport add-ons and systems bring baseball, soccer, hockey, football and arcade games to the same screen. We plan the room, the screen and the padding for the games you want.
Is it safe for kids?
A well-planned room with a strong screen, nets, padding, clear zones and supervision can be a safe place for families. We plan for the ages that will use it.
Do you offer free quotes?
Yes. We provide detailed, no-obligation quotes and consultations for simulator projects.
Ready to turn the room into a bay?
Tell us about your space or send a photo, and get a written, itemized quote.