How much does a golf simulator cost? (2026)

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Priced part by part at today's listed retail prices, a home golf simulator costs about $679 for a launch monitor, mat and net used with your phone, $7,038 for a projected mid-range setup, $13,758 for a premium photometric build and $26,293 for an overhead Trackman room. The 9 real owner builds we've sourced ran $754 to $10,627 (median $1,500), many using second-hand parts.

Four example builds

Budget: net + phone$679upfront, before tax and shipping

$1,179 over 5 years with subscriptions

Garmin R10, hitting strip, practice net, your own phone or tablet, Garmin Golf membership.

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Mid-range: projected sim$7,038upfront, before tax and shipping

$8,288 over 5 years with subscriptions

FlightScope Mevo Gen2, mid mat, SIG10 enclosure, 1080p short-throw projector, gaming PC, GSPro.

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Premium: photometric + 4K$13,758upfront, before tax and shipping

$18,003 over 5 years with subscriptions

Bushnell Launch Pro, Fiberbuilt studio mat, Carl's Place Pro kit, 4K laser projector, RTX 5080 PC, Foresight+ Gold and GSPro.

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Ultra: overhead Trackman$26,293upfront, before tax and shipping

$29,093 over 5 years with subscriptions

Trackman iO, Fiberbuilt Player Preferred mat, SIG12 enclosure, 4K laser projector, RTX 5080 PC, Trackman iO Home.

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Price range of each part

PartCheapest listedMost expensiveListings
Launch monitors$280$25,99525
Hitting mats$99$1,69915
Enclosures, screens & nets$80$5,61019
Projectors$909$6,10414
Computers$2,050$5,4994

Software runs from $0 a year (Square Golf, FlightScope Mevo Gen2) to $1,100 a year for Trackman iO Home Complete. GSPro, the most common PC course software, is $250 a year.

Don't forget the 5-year cost

Subscriptions add up. The mid-range build above costs $7,038 upfront and $8,288 over five years with GSPro; the premium build's two plans ($849/yr) add $4,245 over five years.

What real owners spent

Owner's totalBuildLaunch monitorSource
$754+ Awesome Golf ~$15/monthGarage net setup with used R10Comment by the owner. Uses a phone as the display.Garmin R10 (used, $469)Public post
$1,085Garage sim bought used on Facebook MarketplaceOwner says an existing TV and laptop (about $1,000) are not included.Garmin R10 (used, $300)Public post
$1,100Spornia net + Garmin R10 buildOwner states “~$1,100 or so”. Date approximate (post age).Garmin R10 (used, $450)Public post
$1,500SkyTrak bought used + netComment by the owner. Plays on WGT free on iPad/iPhone.SkyTrak (used, $1,150)Public post
$1,500DIY Garmin R10 garage setup with projectorOwner's title says $1,500 all in; the projector was already owned.Garmin R10 ($599)Public post
$3,250MLM2PRO projector build with new gaming laptopOwner says “about $3–3.5k”; we show the midpoint. The laptop is also used for another hobby.Rapsodo MLM2PRO ($750)Public post
$3,800Two-car garage build, mostly bought usedOwner's stated total “around $3,800”.FlightScope Mevo+ with Pro Package & Face Impact ($1,325, used)Public post
$6,661+ $750/yr for GSPro and BLP subscriptions after year oneBasement build with 8-foot ceilingsCosts include tax. Date approximate (post age).Bushnell Launch Pro (sale, $2,177 incl. 1 yr GSPro + BLP sub)Public post
$10,627Garage build with BLP and Carl's Place enclosurePrices include tax. Excludes software after the trial and $1,649 the owner says went on mistakes. Date approximate (post age).Bushnell Launch Pro ($4,032)Public post

Costs the price list leaves out

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Prices: how we collect them, read 1 Nov 2026. Spot an error? Tell us.