What a home golf simulator costs
Updated October 11, 2026
A home simulator is five parts: a launch monitor that measures each shot, a screen or enclosure to hit into, a projector that shows the course, a hitting mat, and software that runs the game. You can buy them separately or as a package.
The ranges below come from the products in the Lowball catalog. They will widen as more stores connect.
Price range by part
Part
Products
List price range
Launch monitors
36 in catalog
$199.99 to $19,999
Complete packages
23 in catalog
$329 to $54,900
Enclosures
11 in catalog
$99 to $4,999
Impact screens
3 in catalog
$59.99 to $699.99
Projectors
25 in catalog
$649.99 to $6,349
Hitting mats
4 in catalog
$399.99 to $1,499
Software
9 in catalog
$150 to $799
Where the money goes
The launch monitor is the biggest choice. Camera-based units mounted overhead or beside you, like the Uneekor and Foresight models, read club and ball data indoors very well and cost the most. Radar units cost less and need more room behind the ball.
A package saves time choosing parts that fit together. Buying parts separately lets you upgrade one at a time. Either way, measure your room first: most setups need about 10 feet of ceiling height for a full driver swing.
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