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Projector Ceiling Mount
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Projector Ceiling Mount

$80

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Prices confirmed Nov 12, 2026 · we check every retailer daily

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Projector Ceiling Mount
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Standard adjustable ceiling mount for short-throw projectors. Includes cable management and tilt adjustment.

Price history

What it’s cost, tracked daily.

$120$80
Jul 3Nov 12

Lowest we’ve tracked: $80. Highest: $120. Best price now: $80, from a daily probe of every retailer we cover except Amazon since July 3, 2026. Amazon’s current price is shown but not tracked, per Amazon’s rules. See the full market price index for how the whole category is moving, or set a price-watch above to hear about the next drop on the Projector Ceiling Mount.

Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

  • Recreational Player

    Standard mount for proper projector placement in a permanent build.

  • Performance Seeker

    Stable mounting prevents image drift across sessions. Necessary for consistent visuals.

  • Family Setup

    Out-of-the-way mounting keeps the floor clear and safer for shared use.

  • Showroom

    Clean ceiling mount is part of the professional aesthetic.

Not for

  • Space-Constrained

    Renters or temporary setups can't drill ceilings. Portable options needed instead.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

AdjustabilityTilt ±15° and side-to-side swivel of at least ±8° on every retailer's mount; 360° rotation only on some
Load Rating30 lb, the lowest among the retailers' mounts
DropDepends on the retailer's mount: 3.46 in fixed, 6 in fixed, or 16.9–25.6 in adjustable
Cable ManagementIncluded
ImportantThis is the mount only, with no protection from ball strikes — mount tight to the ceiling and outside the driver's swing arc

Builds that include this product

Where this fits in a full simulator.

  • Recreational PlayerCost-Effective Buyer
    The 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′
    View build →
  • Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational Player
    The 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′
    View build →
  • Cost-Effective BuyerRecreational Player
    The 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′
    View build →
  • Family SetupRecreational Player
    The 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′
    View build →
  • Recreational PlayerFamily Setup
    The 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′
    View build →
  • Family SetupRecreational Player
    The 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′
    View build →
  • Performance SeekerShowroom
    The 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′
    View build →
  • Performance SeekerCost-Effective Buyer
    The 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′
    View build →
  • Family SetupShowroom
    The 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′
    View build →
  • ShowroomPerformance Seeker
    The 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′
    View build →

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