Builds
17 builds, six personas, no filler.
Every build is a complete shopping list — launch monitor, mat, enclosure, projector, software, computer, accessories — chosen for one persona and one space. Browse by persona below, or run the configurator for something tailored to your room.
Editor’s picks
FeaturedLaunch builds — the canonical answers.
These are the hand-curated launch builds that anchor the catalog. If you’re unsure where to start, start here.
- Recreational PlayerCost-Effective BuyerThe Garage Build — $6,000 Recreational
An honest entry-tier indoor build for casual rounds and occasional practice. Range play needs no subscription; course play is SkyTrak's Core membership, which the total leaves out.
- Total
- $5,573
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational PlayerThe Basement Build — $7,000 Cost-Effective
Value-tier setup with GSPro and a real sim PC. Square Golf Omni's four-camera photometric system anchors a basement build just over the $7K label, with a 4K laser projector that doubles for movie night.
- Total
- $7,394
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 10′ × 10′
- Performance SeekerShowroomThe Dedicated Room — $12,500 Performance
A serious-practice build for players who want tour-grade data without paying for the GCQuad. Foresight's camera lineage for a fraction of the flagship's price.
- Total
- $12,268
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 13′ × 10′
- ShowroomPerformance SeekerThe Showroom — $28,000 Aspirational
An uncompromised premium build for buyers who want the room to feel like a private club, not a converted basement. Foresight GCQuad anchors the room.
- Total
- $27,918
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
By persona
Every build, grouped by who it’s for.
For the recreational player
Fun, easy on/off, polished software. Plays for enjoyment. See the full persona guide →
- Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational PlayerThe Garage Build — $4,000 Cost-Effective
The honest entry point. Garmin R10, the Net Return with its screen kit, an Optoma 1080p projector, and the phone you already own. Plays courses, won't break.
- Total
- $3,712
- Room (min)
- 16′ × 10′ × 10′
- Recreational PlayerCost-Effective BuyerThe Garage Build — $6,000 Recreational
An honest entry-tier indoor build for casual rounds and occasional practice. Range play needs no subscription; course play is SkyTrak's Core membership, which the total leaves out.
- Total
- $5,573
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational PlayerThe Garage Build — $6,000 Cost-Effective
The smartest dollar-per-feature build right now. SkyTrak's ST MAX anchors a real sim for about $5,800, with free range practice and course play from $299.99/yr.
- Total
- $5,823
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Space-ConstrainedRecreational PlayerThe Portable Build — Take-Down, 11 × 18 ft Room
A take-down sim that packs away in about 20 minutes, for renters and anyone who needs the room back. It needs a room 11 ft wide and 18 ft deep under a 9.5 ft ceiling, which most apartments don't have. SkyTrak ST MAX, Net Return, no permanent mounts, and a Mac mini M6 for SkyTrak's native app.
- Total
- $5,687
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational PlayerThe Basement Build — $7,000 Cost-Effective
Value-tier setup with GSPro and a real sim PC. Square Golf Omni's four-camera photometric system anchors a basement build just over the $7K label, with a 4K laser projector that doubles for movie night.
- Total
- $7,394
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 10′ × 10′
- Family SetupRecreational PlayerThe Family Basement — $8,500
Built for households where kids, spouses, and right-and-left-handed players share the room: a 13 ft basement where both hands play from one tee. SkyTrak ST MAX, which moves to the other side of the ball when the hand changes, with SkyTrak's own course play at $299.99 a year.
- Total
- $8,653
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 13′ × 10′
- Recreational PlayerFamily SetupThe Dedicated Room — $10,000 Recreational
A polished room for casual rounds with friends, sized to feel like a real bay rather than a converted basement. Subscription only for course visuals.
- Total
- $10,042
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 12′ × 10′
- Family SetupRecreational PlayerThe Dedicated Family Room — $12,000
Garmin R50's standalone touchscreen lets anyone walk up and play. SIG12 width gives both-handed users room to swing; PC handles serious play when adults want it.
- Total
- $12,408
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 14′ × 10′
For the performance seeker
Tour-level data, repeatable practice, willing to pay for it. See the full persona guide →
- Performance SeekerShowroomThe Dedicated Room — $12,500 Performance
A serious-practice build for players who want tour-grade data without paying for the GCQuad. Foresight's camera lineage for a fraction of the flagship's price.
- Total
- $12,268
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 13′ × 10′
- Performance SeekerCost-Effective BuyerThe Dedicated Room — $12,500 No-Subscription
A dedicated room with full club data, 4K projection and no recurring bill of any kind. The only build here whose five-year cost equals its sticker.
- Total
- $12,658
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
- ShowroomPerformance SeekerThe Showroom — $28,000 Aspirational
An uncompromised premium build for buyers who want the room to feel like a private club, not a converted basement. Foresight GCQuad anchors the room.
- Total
- $27,918
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
- ShowroomPerformance SeekerThe Uneekor Showroom — $28,000
Dual launch monitor showroom anchored by the Uneekor EYE XO2 overhead. Foresight GC3 floor unit for lessons; commercial enclosure, laser projector, turnkey premium PC.
- Total
- $28,042
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
- Performance SeekerShowroomThe Performance Showroom — $30,000
The serious-practice room with no compromises. Foresight Falcon for tour-grade ceiling-mount data, commercial-grade screen, laser projector.
- Total
- $29,888
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 14′ × 10′
- ShowroomPerformance SeekerThe GCQuad Showroom — $39,000
Money-no-object showroom anchored by the Foresight GCQuad — the industry's accuracy benchmark. Uneekor overhead secondary, commercial enclosure, every premium accessory.
- Total
- $39,192
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 16′ × 11′
For the cost-effective buyer
Maximum value per dollar, comfortable trading polish for price. See the full persona guide →
- Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational PlayerThe Garage Build — $4,000 Cost-Effective
The honest entry point. Garmin R10, the Net Return with its screen kit, an Optoma 1080p projector, and the phone you already own. Plays courses, won't break.
- Total
- $3,712
- Room (min)
- 16′ × 10′ × 10′
- Recreational PlayerCost-Effective BuyerThe Garage Build — $6,000 Recreational
An honest entry-tier indoor build for casual rounds and occasional practice. Range play needs no subscription; course play is SkyTrak's Core membership, which the total leaves out.
- Total
- $5,573
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational PlayerThe Garage Build — $6,000 Cost-Effective
The smartest dollar-per-feature build right now. SkyTrak's ST MAX anchors a real sim for about $5,800, with free range practice and course play from $299.99/yr.
- Total
- $5,823
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Space-ConstrainedCost-Effective BuyerThe 11 ft Wide Garage Build
For a one-car garage 11 ft wide and 18 ft deep under a 9.5 ft ceiling. Eleven feet is SkyTrak's minimum width for the ST MAX. Net Return Pro V2, side netting on both sides, right-handed play.
- Total
- $5,937
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Space-ConstrainedCost-Effective BuyerThe Low-Ceiling Build — 9.5 ft Basement
Under 9 ft no full driver swing fits by any published figure, and 9 ft works only for a flat swing under 5'10"; this build is planned for 9.5 ft, which suits an average swing up to about 5'9". SkyTrak ST MAX beside the ball, Optoma ZK431ST-B short throw, Carl's 8x8 enclosure, in a room 11 ft wide.
- Total
- $7,013
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational PlayerThe Basement Build — $7,000 Cost-Effective
Value-tier setup with GSPro and a real sim PC. Square Golf Omni's four-camera photometric system anchors a basement build just over the $7K label, with a 4K laser projector that doubles for movie night.
- Total
- $7,394
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 10′ × 10′
- Performance SeekerCost-Effective BuyerThe Dedicated Room — $12,500 No-Subscription
A dedicated room with full club data, 4K projection and no recurring bill of any kind. The only build here whose five-year cost equals its sticker.
- Total
- $12,658
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
For the space-constrained
Low ceilings, tight rooms, portable or temporary setups. See the full persona guide →
- Space-ConstrainedRecreational PlayerThe Portable Build — Take-Down, 11 × 18 ft Room
A take-down sim that packs away in about 20 minutes, for renters and anyone who needs the room back. It needs a room 11 ft wide and 18 ft deep under a 9.5 ft ceiling, which most apartments don't have. SkyTrak ST MAX, Net Return, no permanent mounts, and a Mac mini M6 for SkyTrak's native app.
- Total
- $5,687
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Space-ConstrainedCost-Effective BuyerThe 11 ft Wide Garage Build
For a one-car garage 11 ft wide and 18 ft deep under a 9.5 ft ceiling. Eleven feet is SkyTrak's minimum width for the ST MAX. Net Return Pro V2, side netting on both sides, right-handed play.
- Total
- $5,937
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
- Space-ConstrainedCost-Effective BuyerThe Low-Ceiling Build — 9.5 ft Basement
Under 9 ft no full driver swing fits by any published figure, and 9 ft works only for a flat swing under 5'10"; this build is planned for 9.5 ft, which suits an average swing up to about 5'9". SkyTrak ST MAX beside the ball, Optoma ZK431ST-B short throw, Carl's 8x8 enclosure, in a room 11 ft wide.
- Total
- $7,013
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 11′ × 10′
For the family setup
Multi-user household, ambidextrous, shared-use room. See the full persona guide →
- Family SetupRecreational PlayerThe Family Basement — $8,500
Built for households where kids, spouses, and right-and-left-handed players share the room: a 13 ft basement where both hands play from one tee. SkyTrak ST MAX, which moves to the other side of the ball when the hand changes, with SkyTrak's own course play at $299.99 a year.
- Total
- $8,653
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 13′ × 10′
- Recreational PlayerFamily SetupThe Dedicated Room — $10,000 Recreational
A polished room for casual rounds with friends, sized to feel like a real bay rather than a converted basement. Subscription only for course visuals.
- Total
- $10,042
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 12′ × 10′
- Family SetupRecreational PlayerThe Dedicated Family Room — $12,000
Garmin R50's standalone touchscreen lets anyone walk up and play. SIG12 width gives both-handed users room to swing; PC handles serious play when adults want it.
- Total
- $12,408
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 14′ × 10′
- Family SetupShowroomThe Family Showroom — $24,000
Premium room built for serious household use. Uneekor EYE XO2 ceiling-mount for ambidextrous play, SIG12 width, laser projector that doubles as the family movie room.
- Total
- $23,918
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
For the showroom
Premium build where the room itself is part of the appeal. See the full persona guide →
- Performance SeekerShowroomThe Dedicated Room — $12,500 Performance
A serious-practice build for players who want tour-grade data without paying for the GCQuad. Foresight's camera lineage for a fraction of the flagship's price.
- Total
- $12,268
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 13′ × 10′
- Family SetupShowroomThe Family Showroom — $24,000
Premium room built for serious household use. Uneekor EYE XO2 ceiling-mount for ambidextrous play, SIG12 width, laser projector that doubles as the family movie room.
- Total
- $23,918
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
- ShowroomPerformance SeekerThe Showroom — $28,000 Aspirational
An uncompromised premium build for buyers who want the room to feel like a private club, not a converted basement. Foresight GCQuad anchors the room.
- Total
- $27,918
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
- ShowroomPerformance SeekerThe Uneekor Showroom — $28,000
Dual launch monitor showroom anchored by the Uneekor EYE XO2 overhead. Foresight GC3 floor unit for lessons; commercial enclosure, laser projector, turnkey premium PC.
- Total
- $28,042
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 15′ × 10′
- Performance SeekerShowroomThe Performance Showroom — $30,000
The serious-practice room with no compromises. Foresight Falcon for tour-grade ceiling-mount data, commercial-grade screen, laser projector.
- Total
- $29,888
- Room (min)
- 18′ × 14′ × 10′
- ShowroomPerformance SeekerThe GCQuad Showroom — $39,000
Money-no-object showroom anchored by the Foresight GCQuad — the industry's accuracy benchmark. Uneekor overhead secondary, commercial enclosure, every premium accessory.
- Total
- $39,192
- Room (min)
- 20′ × 16′ × 11′