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Built for Your Game
At Recoverlytics, we believe premium performance shouldn't come at a premium price. S. Questions? Our team is a call or email away.
Questions We Get a Lot
The right enclosure size depends on your ceiling height, room width, and how much swing room you want around you. A general rule is to aim for at least 10 feet of ceiling clearance and enough side depth to complete a full driver swing comfortably. Measure your space carefully before choosing — our collection includes multiple size options so you can match the enclosure to your room rather than the other way around.
A launch monitor is what translates your real swing into on-screen data — without one, an enclosure is just a hitting bay. Pairing an enclosure with a launch monitor lets you track carry distance, club speed, ball flight, and more, giving you actionable feedback every session. If you want a full simulator experience, we recommend selecting both from our collection.
Most enclosure frames are designed to sit on a flat, level surface — a concrete basement floor, hardwood, or gym flooring all work well. You'll want to add an artificial turf mat or hitting mat to simulate a fairway lie and protect your clubs and the floor beneath. Setup is handled entirely by you using the included hardware and frame components.
We offer Free Shipping on Most Orders Within the Continental U.S. (Excludes AK/HI), and all golf simulators are covered by our 30-Day Return Policy. If something isn't right, refer to our Return Policy page for full details on the return process. We want every setup to be one you're genuinely happy with for years to come.
About Our Golf Simulators
Golf simulators have become one of the most practical ways for players at every level to keep their game sharp without depending on weather, tee times, or daylight. At their core, a home simulator setup pairs a structural enclosure — typically a metal frame with a high-durability impact screen and side barriers — with a launch monitor that reads real swing data and feeds it into simulation software. The result is a practice environment where you can work on ball striking, club path, and distance control on your own schedule. When shopping for a simulator setup, the key decisions are room dimensions, screen quality, and the accuracy of your launch monitor technology. Ceiling height and swing clearance determine which enclosure fits your space, while impact screen construction affects how realistic your ball feedback feels at contact. Launch monitors range from portable, photometric units ideal for targeted practice to dual-radar systems built for full simulation accuracy. The investment pays off through consistent, measurable practice reps — the kind that translate directly to better performance on the course.
