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I am looking at creating/buying a golf simulator setup with a budget of $10k. Ideally I would like it to be mobile so if there is a nice night outside I can move it out to the driveway. During the winter and rainy days in Chicago I would like to have it in the garage. I am pretty set on getting a skytrak system and from what I have read here a Ben Q projector seems to be the way to go. Does anyone have any recommendation on build designs or companies that can help me create this?
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Since I'm spending your money and not mine...if I had to do it all over again with a similar budget..
I would buy a gc2 with hmt, and just get a good mat and net pro. I did buy a gc2 and benq short throw projector, all the extra stuff like screen and cage enclosure, top of the line pc, touch screen monitor, tgc, etc.
95% of the time I just use the foresight range to work on my swing and occasionally do the par3 challenges for the fr1..I have 5 courses I acquired through a nice forum member..
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Not too sure about the mobile part. I have a net return pro, but between the all the nets/cages to protect the walls, moving it would be a major pita! I would suggest you have your main setup indoors, then purchase a separate golf net for outside and use a laptop for display. Your indoor setup will end up alot more permanent than you think. Sounds like for the mobile part, a launch monitor is definately what you need.Comment
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