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No. The simulator is fully self contained and our outdoor setup does not require a tent or canopy. The only things we watch for are active rain and high wind on the day, and if the forecast looks like an issue we will coordinate with you in advance.

The simulator stands 8 feet tall, so 9 feet of clearance at the garage door cables and runners gives us room to get it in without trouble. With 11 feet inside you will have plenty of overhead once it is positioned. We just ask for a clear path from the driveway to the setup spot so the crew can roll it in.

Yes. Flat, level grass is one of the most common setups we do. As long as the ground is firm and not saturated from recent rain, we are good to go.

Plan for roughly 15 feet wide by 18 feet deep by 10 feet high for the full event footprint. The impact screen itself is 12 feet wide by 9 feet tall and needs about 12 feet of depth for the hitting mat and swing area, but the full footprint includes room for the people watching. If you are unsure, send us a photo of the space and we will tell you honestly whether it works.

No. No upfront payment is required. We only take payment on the day of your event, when we arrive to set up. If something goes wrong on our end, you have not paid for anything.

We arrive about 90 minutes before your guest start time and are ready before the first guest walks in. Larger or more complex setups may need a little longer, and we will tell you in advance if so. We handle delivery, professional setup, calibration, and complete breakdown after the event.

Anywhere from one hour to multiple days in a row. Pricing is built around duration, location, and how many people will be using it, so a two-hour cocktail hour and a three-day trade show are quoted very differently.

Our minimum setup is $700, and most events land above it. From there every event is quoted individually, because the variables genuinely change the price, how long you need it, how far we travel, how many guests, and whether you want an attendant. If your budget is under $700 we are not the right fit, and we would rather tell you that now.

Yes, with one important difference: outdoor events use a TV rather than a projector and screen, because daylight glare makes a projected image unusable. Indoors we use the full projector and impact screen setup.

We adjust the setup, move indoors, or reschedule where that is possible. If none of those work, you get a full or partial refund depending on the circumstances. Since you have not paid upfront, you are not chasing us for money.

Yes, included with every rental: a full set of right- and left-handed clubs, plus both foam and real golf balls so the setup suits the space and the crowd. Also included are safety netting and a detailed walkthrough of how everything works.

That is most events, and it is usually the point. The simulator is easy enough that a complete beginner gets a good shot within a few swings, and foam balls keep it relaxed. Our most common feedback is from people who told us they do not golf and then would not leave.

Yes. You can add a professional on-site attendant who stays for the full duration of your event, handles the technology, and keeps the rotation moving so nobody hogs it.

A Foresight GC3 launch monitor, the same tier of hardware used in club fitting and teaching facilities. The course library includes Augusta National, Cypress Point, Pebble Beach, St. Andrews, and many more.