Make the important decisions before the finishes go in.
A simulator is easier to plan when the room layout and equipment are considered together. Start with these three decisions:
How the room will be used
Tell us who will play, including right- and left-handed golfers, and whether the room also needs seating or space for family and friends. Those choices help shape the hitting area and the space around it.
Where the equipment belongs
Screen position, launch monitor, projector, computer, and displays affect one another. We help plan their locations and coordinate simulator-specific power and low-voltage requirements with your builder and electrician before those details are fixed.
How the finished floor and room come together
Turf, the hitting surface, padding, lighting, and other finishes are part of the room plan, not just additions at the end. Finished floor and ceiling details can change the available dimensions, so measurements should reflect the space you will actually use.
Explore equipment and room finishesClear roles through the project.
Your builder and electrician handle the agreed construction, site preparation, and electrical work. Good Dog Golf coordinates simulator requirements and completes the simulator installation within the agreed scope, followed by equipment setup, calibration, software and display configuration, and a walkthrough.
What to share when we start.
- Your project location in Washington County and whether the room already exists, is being renovated, or is still being designed.
- Room width, depth, finished ceiling height, and any slopes or obstructions.
- Photos or plans, the way you want to use the room, and any equipment you already have.
- Project timing and any builder or electrician already involved.
You do not need every detail before getting in touch. Photos and drawings can be attached to the email you send us.
The enquiry page prepares an email for you to review and send.
Discuss your Washington County home simulatorQuestions about planning your home simulator.
Can you help before construction begins?
Yes. We can help establish the room layout, equipment positions, and simulator-specific rough-in requirements while plans are still being developed.
Can an existing room work?
It may. We review the actual dimensions, swing clearance, players, and equipment before recommending a layout. An existing room does not need to be fully specified before the first conversation.