Building or renovating? Settle the room decisions early.
Send the current drawings and identify which walls, ceilings and finishes are still open for discussion. Start with the screen wall and hitting position, then work through the launch monitor, projector, computer and access around the room. Simulator-related power, network and equipment locations should be coordinated with the project team before the relevant work is finalized.
Good Dog Golf’s simulator scope and your builder’s or electrician’s work should be clear before installation begins. Your project team handles the agreed construction and electrical work; simulator installation and setup follow the agreed scope.
Converting an existing room? Decide what must stay.
A dedicated golf room and a shared entertainment space call for different layout decisions. Tell us what furniture, storage, doors, windows or other uses must remain. Include existing equipment models rather than assuming they will work together in the new layout.
The room-planning guide explains the measurements and photos to collect; the equipment page covers the technology choices.
Keep the owner and project team working from the same brief.
If you will not be on site throughout the work, identify who can provide room access, answer layout questions and approve decisions. Share the project stage, relevant plans and any dates that affect coordination.
Include the project location so scope, site requirements and timing can be discussed before installation arrangements are agreed.
Start with the project, not a package assumption.
Send your city, project stage, room measurements and intended use. Add photos or plans in your email app and mention equipment you already own.
The enquiry page prepares an email for you to review and send; nothing is sent automatically.
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