I Built My Own Golf Simulator | DIY Golf Studio | Fold Away Golf Sim

In this episode I share an insight into my home build golf simulator / studio.

Originally I started with a simple hitting net, then progressed to purchase my first launch monitor, a SkyTrak. This needed somewhere to use it indoors, so I decided to purchase a “party marquee”, which worked surprisingly well given its apex was 3.5 meters in height. This worked great for almost a year, but then the UK got battered with storms, which the marquee survived rather well against. However when the “10 year” storm broke, Storm Arwen, it was a few MPH too much for the huge ground anchors & it up-rooted the tent & destroyed it.

By this point however, the experiment had proven a success and as a family we were all keen to replace the new outdoor space with a permanent structure. It needed to be one that had multiple functions for all the family to enjoy and so “Oscars” was the result.

Oscars is a golf studio, entertainment area & home cinema. To do all of these things, the golf sim had to be something that would be hidden away when not in use. In this video, you will see how I achieved that with some clever design & a lot of hard labour. We now have a fantastic venue for parties, cinema & enjoying my love of golf.

Enjoy.

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