Spare Room Setup

A compact setup for golfers who want realistic practice and short rounds in a spare room without needing a garage.

Budget range£3,500–£5,000

Room sizeSpare room or compact dedicated space

Best forCompact home simulator play

Space typeScreen, mat and careful room fit

Build options

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Designed around a smaller room.

£3,500

Better enclosure and screen experience.

£4,250

Adds stronger software and projector path.

£5,000

The parts below update when you choose a build option, so upgrades like a better screen, projector or software are reflected in the checklist.

#	Item	Why it matters	Approx.
1	Launch Monitor SkyTrak+	Camera-based data for indoor use	£1,995
2	Hitting Mat SIGPRO Softy 4×5	Comfortable for repeated practice	£239
3	Impact Screen GolfBays impact screen	Good image for compact rooms	£349
4	Enclosure GolfBays SimBox compact	Protects walls and improves look	£799
5	Projector Short throw projector	Fits smaller depth rooms	£699
6	Software GSPro / E6 entry plan	Courses and practice modes	£250/yr
7	Tablet / Laptop Entry laptop or tablet	Runs display and sessions	£300
8	Accessories Side netting, cables, lighting	Finishes the room safely	£359

Estimated total£4,690

This route is a good fit if these points sound like your situation.

You have a spare room or small dedicated space.

You want a screen-based simulator rather than a basic net.

You care about practice and occasional course play.

Once the route feels right, compare the related builds, review the main products and then move to a preferred supplier only when you are ready.

Use this page as your checklist, then check current availability with a preferred supplier when your shortlist is clear.