Setting up a golf simulator at home can be an exciting project, but it comes with some key considerations. From space requirements to ease of use, getting the setup right will ensure you have the best experience possible. Here’s what you need to know:
1. Space Requirements
Golf simulators typically require a certain amount of space to function properly. While larger enclosures provide more comfort—especially for full driver swings—not everyone has unlimited space.
At EZ Golf, we don’t compromise on the golf experience. Our minimum recommended space is 10 feet, which allows for a great setup without feeling too cramped. If you’re considering a home golf studio, a backyard, high-ceiling living room, or garage are some of the best options.
2. Width Considerations
If you plan to have both left-handed and right-handed players use the simulator, you need enough width to accommodate their swings comfortably.
- 12 feet is the minimum recommended width.
- 15 feet gives a more comfortable experience.
Having enough space ensures players don’t feel restricted and can take full swings without worrying about hitting walls or furniture.
3. Portability & Flexibility
Not all golf simulators are designed to be fixed in one place. If you want flexibility, consider whether the simulator can be easily relocated.
- If you frequently have left-handed and right-handed friends playing, being able to move the simulator to different sides is a huge advantage.
- EZ Golf simulators are battery-powered, making them easy to carry and relocate as needed. Their compact size ensures you can adjust the setup whenever necessary.
4. Ease of Use
Let’s be honest—we’re golfers, not tech nerds. A complicated setup can be frustrating, and we’d rather spend time playing than troubleshooting software.
- A good home golf simulator should be simple to set up and use, so that everyone in the family—kids, guests, or non-tech-savvy players—can enjoy it.
- EZ Golf is designed for ease of use with a straightforward setup and user-friendly interface, ensuring that your focus remains on the game, not the technology.
Final Thoughts
When setting up your home golf studio, focus on space, width, portability, and ease of use. You don’t need the biggest, most expensive enclosure—just a well-thought-out setup that works for your space and playing style.
With EZ Golf, you get a flexible, portable, and easy-to-use solution that lets you enjoy golf at home without any hassle.