Indoor golf

Commercial golf simulators. Bays for bars, clubs, studios and offices, priced online.

A commercial bay runs for hours a day, takes strikes from new players and usually sits next to another bay. The parts are the same as a home build; the demands are not. Below: venue types, what changes, bay planning and the intake form.

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Bars and clubsCoaching studiosOffices

By venue

Four kinds of venue, four priorities. Throughput, coaching, hospitality or staff use.

A bar wants bays that turn over quickly and stand up to groups who have never swung a club. A club or range wants a bay a coach can stand in. A coaching studio wants a quiet room and room to watch the swing. An office wants a bay that fits an existing room without dominating it. The priorities change with each; the six parts do not.

  • Bars and lounges

    Padding where the ball can reach, side netting, a mat that takes heavy use and cables out of reach. Several bays in a row change the width and the projector line.

  • Clubs and ranges

    Room for a coach beside the player, and a mat with a replaceable hitting strip for a full day of practice.

  • Coaching studios

    Space beside the hitting area for the coach, room light the projector can work with, and a launch monitor that reports ball and club data.

  • Corporate and offices

    A single bay that fits an existing room, a projector on a ceiling mount so nothing sits on the floor, and cable runs that meet the building's rules.

What differs from home

Same parts, harder use. Durability, multi-bay layout, projector placement, cable runs.

A venue bay takes more strikes, from players who do not know where the ball will go. Padding goes on every side the ball can reach. The projector hangs above and behind the hitting area, clear of the club. Cables run above the ceiling or along it in ties and clips, not across the floor. Several bays share one projector line.

  • Durability

    Padding, side netting and mats with a replaceable hitting strip. Each product page states its own construction.

  • Multi-bay

    Each bay needs its own width. Projectors line up along one ceiling line so mounts and HDMI runs repeat bay to bay.

  • Projector placement

    Mount the projector above and behind the hitting area on a QualGear projector mount kit; the CA, VA and TA kits are rated to 70 lb.

  • Cable runs

    HDMI and power run above the ceiling or along it. The builder's HDMI cables come in 3 ft, 6 ft and 10 ft; cable ties and clips keep the run tidy.

Room build-out

Enclosure and room components Padding, netting, curtains, and gap pads for venue bays

Commercial bays are assembled from components: impact screens, wall padding, side netting, baffles, and curtain systems from our golf specialist partner, plus QualGear projector mounts, extension pipes, and ceiling adapters. We confirm mount ratings and projector compatibility before you order.

Venue package

A commercial bay, priced online. Every part listed with its own price.

The Venue package includes the GolfBays Lux enclosure with impact screen, a SIGPRO Super Softy double-sided mat for right- and left-handed players, a ceiling-mounted Foresight Falcon, the BenQ LK936ST projector, a QualGear projector mount kit and an HDMI cable. Package price is the current total of its parts; every part is listed with its own price. For several bays, use the intake form.

Golf products are sold by QualGear and fulfilled by our partners, who ship them directly and handle product support, warranty and returns.

Bay planning

Count bays from the room. Width per bay, depth for the launch monitor, ceiling for the swing.

Start with the ceiling at its lowest point: it caps the swing for every bay, and a ceiling-mounted launch monitor needs its stated height band. Then divide the room width by the width one bay needs. Depth runs from the screen wall to where the player stands and then to the back wall. The Venue package states each of these minimums.

  • Ceiling

    Lowest point across the whole bay line, under ducts and sprinklers. The Venue package needs at least 9 ft 6 in.

  • Width per bay

    The Venue package needs at least 12 ft 4 in per bay. Shared left- and right-handed play needs room on both sides.

  • Depth

    Enclosure, hitting area, launch monitor spacing and a walkway behind. The Venue package needs at least 14 ft 9 in.

Commercial intake

Tell us about the venue. Room size, photos, ceiling type, bay count and equipment.

Use the intake form for two or more bays or anything the Venue package does not cover. Share your venue details, equipment specs and space constraints: room height, width and depth, photos of the ceiling and walls, the ceiling type, the number of bays and any equipment you already own. We review mount ratings, ceiling load capacity, and component compatibility before confirming your order. Installation and labor are not included; we recommend professional installation for commercial venues.

Spec-first: weight ensures proper mount rating

Length × width × ceiling height

Measured from ceiling to projector center

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Who answers what

QualGear for AV, partners for golf. Mounting and cables from us; golf product support from partners.

Golf products are sold by QualGear and fulfilled by our partners, who ship them directly and handle product support, warranty and returns. Contact us first and we will route your request. QualGear projector mounts, Pro-AV 1.5-in NPT mounting components, cables and cable management are our own products: US-based support — real people, Mon–Fri 9–5 CT, 972-423-5015 — and orders for QualGear items placed by 2:00 pm CT ship the same business day.

Questions

Commercial simulator questions

What does a commercial bay need that a home setup doesn't?
Padding on every side the ball can reach, a projector mounted above and behind the hitting area, a mat that takes heavy use, and cables run above the ceiling or held along it. Check the launch monitor and software license terms for commercial use before you buy.
How many bays fit my space?
Divide the room width by one bay's width, then check the ceiling at its lowest point and the depth for the launch monitor you choose. The Venue package needs at least 12 ft 4 in wide, a 9 ft 6 in ceiling and 14 ft 9 in deep per bay. For several bays, use the intake form.
How do you mount projectors in multi-bay rooms?
On one ceiling line, above and behind each hitting area, so every bay uses the same QualGear mount kit and HDMI run. Pick the kit for the ceiling type, check the weight rating on its product page against the projector, and keep cables above the ceiling or tied along it. Installation and labor are not included.
Can you help with multiple bays?
Yes. Use the intake form with the room height, width and depth, photos, ceiling type and bay count. We review mount ratings, ceiling load capacity, and component compatibility before confirming your order. Every part is listed at its own price, and golf products are fulfilled by our partners.
Do you install?
Installation and labor are not included; we recommend professional installation for commercial venues. The setup guide lists what to ask an installer, and the mount and cable product pages carry the details your installer will need.
Who handles warranty on golf products?
Golf products are sold by QualGear and fulfilled by our partners, who ship them directly and handle product support, warranty and returns. Contact us first and we will route your request. For QualGear mounts and cables, contact QualGear support directly, Mon–Fri 9–5 CT.

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