Complete Golf Simulator Packages UK: What's Included & Which Bundle Is Right for You? (2026)

A golf simulator package is the launch monitor, enclosure, impact screen and hitting mat sold as one tested set, from £3,490 in the UK. The launch monitor sets the price; the rest is the same in every package. Below is every full package available here, what each includes, the real all-in cost, and which one fits your room. If you would rather start from the room, the simulator builder takes your measurements and returns the package that fits.

This guide covers every golf simulator package currently available in the UK, explains what is included versus what you source separately, and gives you a framework for choosing the right one based on your budget, your room, and how you plan to use it.

What Is Included in Every Package?

Every golf simulator package includes four core components:

1. Launch monitor — the device measuring ball and club data. Technologies include Doppler radar (FlightScope Mevo Gen 2), stereoscopic cameras (Golfzon WAVE), and photometric high-speed cameras (Foresight GC3, GCQuad)
2. SimSpace enclosure — a steel-frame structure with premium velour-lined interior panels, available from SIM 1 (fits a standard single garage) through SIM 6 (large dedicated rooms)
3. Platinum triple-layer impact screen — rated for full driver impacts, optically clear for projector display
4. Hitting mat — standard or Tee Turf depending on configuration

You source the projector (£350–£600 for a short-throw 1080p), PC or laptop (£600–£800, or use an existing machine), and simulation software (GSPro at ~£200/year, or use bundled software). Total extras typically add £600–£2,000 depending on what you already own. Our guides cover projectors, PCs, and software in detail.

Every Golf Simulator Package Available in the UK (2026)

FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 Package — From £4,490

Best for: Indoor and outdoor use. Rooms with 5m+ depth.

The Mevo Gen 2 package is the one package here you can also take to the range. The Mevo Gen 2 uses 3D Doppler radar to measure 16+ parameters including ball speed, spin rate, carry distance, club head speed, and angle of attack. It is the world's best-selling launch monitor — not because it is cheap, but because it delivers the best combination of accuracy, reliability, and versatility under £4,500.

The standout feature is outdoor versatility. Radar tracks the ball through its full flight, so you can use the Mevo Gen 2 at the driving range in summer and in the simulator through winter. The package includes E6 Connect with 8 premium courses for life.

At £4,490, a golfer with an existing PC can have a complete projected simulator for under £4,700. Buying everything from scratch — package, projector, gaming PC, GSPro — the total rarely exceeds £6,100. That is most of the experience of a £10,000 build for well under half the price. What you give up is absolute spin precision on delicate wedge shots and granular club data (path, face angle, dynamic loft) that most recreational golfers never use.

Trade-offs: The radar sits 2.4m (8ft) behind the ball, per FlightScope's manual, with at least 2.4m from ball to screen, so your room needs about 5.2m (17ft) of total depth. Indoor spin accuracy is good but not as precise as camera-based alternatives on delicate wedge shots. Using the included metallic dot stickers on balls improves indoor spin readings significantly. For the full assessment, read our Mevo Gen 2 review.

Full Swing KIT Package — From £8,590

Best for: Full club data as standard, at the premium end. Flexible mounting.

The Full Swing KIT package — the monitor Tiger Woods uses at home — uses hybrid camera and radar technology. What sets it apart is that comprehensive club data is included as standard: club head speed, club path, face angle, and angle of attack. No other monitor under £7,000 offers this without paid upgrades. The KIT also supports both floor-level and overhead mounting, and E6 Connect is included.

Trade-offs: Ball data accuracy is very good but sits below the Foresight cameras. The hybrid technology adds slight complexity to setup compared to the plug-and-play Mevo Gen 2.

Golfzon WAVE Package — From £6,690

Best for: Camera accuracy at a mid-range price. Golfzon's commercial course library.

The Golfzon WAVE package uses stereoscopic dual cameras and sits beside the ball — no rear space required. Golfzon operates over 10,000 commercial simulator bays worldwide. Camera placement is a genuine advantage for tight UK rooms where every centimetre of depth matters.

Trade-offs: Club data is limited to club head speed. Outdoor use is impractical. But the camera-based tracking handles indoor spin measurement inherently better than radar.

Square Golf Package — From £3,490

Best for: Best value. Compact UK rooms. Straightforward, reliable, no dots on the ball.

The Square Golf package uses a camera-based monitor that sits beside the ball and measures ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, spin axis, carry, and side carry. No metallic dots required, no calibration, no positioning finesse — place it beside the ball and hit.

Trade-offs: Basic club data (club head speed only). No outdoor use. The user community is smaller than the Mevo Gen 2's massive global install base, so fewer online troubleshooting resources exist. But for permanent indoor builds in rooms under 5m deep, the Square Golf's combination of camera accuracy, simplicity, and beside-the-ball placement makes it one of the most practical choices available.

Garmin Approach^® R50 Package — From £7,337.98

Best for: Our most popular package. No PC. Switch it on and play.

The Garmin Approach® R50 golf simulator package is the one we sell most, and the reason is simple: the R50 has its own touchscreen and its own course software, so there is no PC, no laptop and nothing to configure. It reads ball and club data with cameras from beside the ball, works for left- and right-handers without moving anything, and is the unit Golf Monthly recommended in its review. The package pairs it with the SimSpace enclosure in seven sizes, from a 1m-deep SIM 0 bay for a tight garage to a 4m x 3m x 3m room.

If you want the all-in-one route, the Garmin Approach® R50 golf simulator package page has every size and price, and the R50 room requirements guide tells you which size your room takes.

Foresight GC3 Package — From £9,990

Best for: Tour-level ball data accuracy, with club data for swing analysis at home.

The GC3 package is where accuracy fundamentally changes. Foresight's photometric technology — three high-speed cameras that directly photograph the ball at impact — is the gold standard used by PGA Tour players and professional club fitters. With the club marker fitted it also reads club speed, smash factor, angle of attack and club path, which makes it a genuine swing analysis tool rather than just a ball tracker. It runs Foresight's Premier software with a 30-day Foresight+ trial; course play then costs from $494 a year.

For golfers working with a coach, doing self-directed swing changes, or interested in club fitting at home, the GC3's data is genuinely transformative. Knowing your club path and angle of attack on every swing — not estimated, directly measured — changes how you practise. The GC3 is a buy-once-never-outgrow proposition. See our GC3 review for the full picture.

Foresight GCQuad Package — From £17,949

Best for: Maximum accuracy. Commercial fitting studios. Zero-compromise builds.

The GCQuad package is the professional industry standard. Four high-speed cameras provide maximum accuracy with built-in redundancy. For home use, the GC3 delivers 95% of the GCQuad's accuracy at roughly 70% of the price — the GCQuad makes most sense for commercial installations and golfers for whom price is not a factor.

Complete Package Comparison Table

Feature	Mevo Gen 2	Full Swing KIT	WAVE	Square Golf	GC3	GCQuad
Price from	£4,490	£8,590	£6,690	£3,490	£9,990	£17,949
Technology	Radar	Hybrid	Radar	Camera	Camera	Camera
Ball accuracy	Very good	Very good	Good	Good	Excellent	Exceptional
Club data	Basic (included)	Full (included)	Basic	Basic	Full (included)	Full (included)
Placement	Behind ball	3.05m behind ball	Behind tee; 3.5m ball to screen	Beside ball	Beside ball	Beside ball
Min room length	5.2m (17ft)	5.85m	5.8m	4.2m	4.2m	4.2m
Outdoor use	Excellent	Good	Limited	Limited	Limited	Limited
Best for	Value + outdoor	Full club data	Mid-range camera	Compact rooms	Swing analysis	Professional

Real All-In Costs (Package + Extras)

Package price is not total cost. Here are realistic all-in figures assuming SIM 1 enclosure size:

Component	Mevo Gen 2	Full Swing KIT	Square Golf
Package price	£4,490	£8,590	£3,490
Projector	£350–£600	£350–£600	£350–£600
PC / laptop	£0–£800	£0–£800	£0–£800
Software (year one)	£0 (E6 included)	£0 (E6 included)	£200 (GSPro)
Room prep	£200–£700	£200–£700	£200–£700
Total (low–high)	£4,649–£6,199	£9,249–£10,799	£4,349–£5,899

The Square Golf is the only package that comes in under £5,000 all-in, and only if you already own a PC. For a setup with nothing left to add, the simulator builder prices the extras for your room.

How to Choose the Right Package

Start with your room

Room depth eliminates options immediately. If your room is under 5.2m (17ft) long — most UK single garages and spare bedrooms — eliminate the Mevo Gen 2 (its manual puts it 2.4m behind the ball), the Full Swing KIT (3.05m behind the ball, so 5.85m) and the Golfzon WAVE (about 5.8m). From our 4.2m minimum, your options are the Square Golf, GC3 or GCQuad, all of which sit beside the ball. If your room is 5.85m+ long, all packages work, and the Mevo Gen 2 becomes the best value entry point. Our room size guide covers specific dimensions for every UK room type.

Match your use case

• Virtual rounds and casual practice: Square Golf (£3,490) — best value, no PC needed for practice modes
• Swing analysis with club data: Full Swing KIT (£8,590), or GC3 (£9,990) for Foresight-level accuracy
• Indoor and outdoor dual use: Mevo Gen 2 — only radar monitors track full outdoor ball flight
• Compact room, simple setup: Square Golf (£3,490) — beside-the-ball, no calibration, no dots
• No PC, switch on and play: Garmin Approach® R50 golf simulator package — our most popular package, Golf Monthly recommended

Budget by total spend (all-in)

Total budget	Best package	Why
£4,000–£6,000	Square Golf (£3,490)	Cheapest complete package; no PC needed for practice modes
£4,500–£6,500	Mevo Gen 2 (£4,490)	Indoor and outdoor; radar tracks full ball flight at the range
£7,500–£9,000	WAVE (£6,690)	Camera accuracy with Golfzon's course library
£7,500–£9,500	Garmin Approach® R50 golf simulator package	Most popular. Own screen and software, no PC. Golf Monthly recommended
£9,000–£11,000	Full Swing KIT (£8,590)	Full club data as standard, Full Swing software
£10,500–£12,500	GC3 (£9,990)	Full Foresight accuracy with club data
£19,000–£20,500	GCQuad (£17,949)	Professional-grade, maximum accuracy

For more on the sub-£5,000 bracket specifically, see our best golf simulator under £5,000 guide.

UK Room Considerations

Room size is the single biggest practical difference between buying a simulator in the UK versus the US or Australia. British homes, garages, and outbuildings are smaller, and that directly affects which packages are feasible.

Single garage (typical 5m x 2.5m)

A standard UK single garage provides adequate depth for most packages but is tight for the Mevo Gen 2's radar placement. Camera-based packages (Square Golf, GC3) use the full garage depth for the hitting zone and screen distance. The Full Swing KIT is a radar that sits 3.05m behind the ball, so it needs a room about 5.85m long, and the Golfzon WAVE wants 3.5m from ball to screen. A width of 2.5m is under the 3.0m we advise: at that width, plan an irons-and-wedges setup and keep the driver for the range.

Spare bedroom (typical 3m x 3.5m)

A typical 3.5m spare bedroom is under the 4.2m length we advise for a full simulator. If yours reaches 4.2m, a beside-the-ball monitor (Square Golf, GC3) with a compact enclosure (SIM 1) and a short-throw projector is the setup that fits. Shorter than that, a launch monitor and a net is the honest choice.

Double garage or garden room (5.5m+ x 4m+)

With this much space, every package works comfortably. The Mevo Gen 2's radar has plenty of room, and you can run a larger enclosure (SIM 3 or above) with generous screen distance. This is where the Mevo Gen 2 shines as best value — the space constraint that eliminates it from smaller rooms does not apply.

For full room planning guidance, see our size and space planning guide and garage setup guide.

Why Buy a Package Rather Than Individual Components?

Sourcing a launch monitor, enclosure, screen, and mat from separate suppliers is possible, but packages are almost always the smarter approach:

• Guaranteed compatibility — every component tested together. No guessing whether your enclosure fits the screen or the mat height works with the monitor
• 10–15% savings — packages cost less than buying the same components individually
• Single point of support — one company handles questions, returns, and warranty claims
• UK consumer rights — Consumer Rights Act 2015 applies to the entire purchase

Every package is available with Klarna financing: Pay in 3 (three interest-free payments over 60 days) or Klarna Financing (6–36 months, subject to approval). A £3,490 Square Golf package on Pay in 3 is three payments of roughly £1,163. A £7,337.98 Garmin Approach® R50 package on Pay in 3 is three payments of roughly £2,446.

All packages ship throughout the UK. In-stock bundles typically deliver within 3–7 working days. The SimSpace enclosure assembles in 2–4 hours with standard tools and two people — the frame bolts together, velour panels attach to the frame, and the impact screen tensions with bungee cords. No specialist equipment or professional installation is required, though ceiling-mounted projector installation adds 1–2 hours. For more on enclosures, our impact screen and enclosure guide covers specifications, sizing, and maintenance.

Full package or bundle: what the words mean

On this site, and at most UK retailers, "package" and "bundle" mean the same thing: a launch monitor sold with the enclosure, impact screen and hitting mat as one set. A full package goes one step further and adds everything you need to hit a ball on day one.

What a full package includes that a base bundle does not:

• The projector, matched to the bay depth so there is no shadow on the screen
• The PC or tablet that runs the software, or a launch monitor that needs neither
• The first year of course software
• Side netting and a ceiling baffle where the room needs them (on our SimSpace packages, side netting is an add-on)
• A call before dispatch to confirm the room measurements

If you want the all-in-one route with no PC, the R50 room package with projector is built for it. For a projector buying guide, see the best projectors for a home golf simulator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a golf simulator bundle the same as a package?

Yes. Both mean the launch monitor sold with the enclosure, screen and mat as one set. A full package adds the projector and the computer.

What is the cheapest full golf simulator package in the UK?

On this site, from £3,490, built around the Square Golf camera launch monitor. The launch monitor is the only part of the price that changes between packages.

Can I build the package around my room instead?

Yes. The simulator builder takes your room's length, width and ceiling height and returns the package that fits, with the price.

What is the best golf simulator package in the UK?

For most golfers, the Foresight GC3 package (from £9,990) is the best overall — tour-level ball data, beside-the-ball placement for tight UK rooms, broad software compatibility. For the best value, the Square Golf package (from £3,490) is the one to beat, and the Mevo Gen 2 (from £4,490) if you also want to use it outdoors. The one we sell most is the Garmin Approach® R50 golf simulator package, because it needs no PC.

What is included in a golf simulator package?

Every package includes a launch monitor, SimSpace steel-frame enclosure with velour-lined interior, Platinum triple-layer impact screen, and hitting mat. You source the projector, PC, and simulation software separately. Some packages include bundled software — the Mevo Gen 2 includes eight E6 courses for life, and Foresight units come with a 30-day Foresight+ trial.

Can I get a golf simulator package for under £3,000?

Not a complete one. The cheapest complete package is the Square Golf at £3,490. If you already own a PC, add a budget projector (£350) and you are playing virtual rounds for about £3,900 all-in. Under £3,000 buys a launch monitor and a net, which is practice rather than a simulator; the cheapest golf simulator setup guide covers that route.

Which package is best for a home setup?

For garages and rooms under 5m deep, choose a beside-the-ball monitor: Square Golf (£3,490) for simplicity or GC3 (from £9,990) for accuracy. For rooms 5m+ deep, the Mevo Gen 2 (£4,490) also works outdoors. For full club data, the Full Swing KIT (£8,590) measures the club as standard.

What is the best all-in-one golf simulator package?

The Garmin Approach® R50 golf simulator package. The R50 has its own screen and course software, so there is no PC to buy or set up, and it measures club data as well as ball data. It is our most popular package and the unit Golf Monthly recommended. If you want club data with a PC-based setup, the Full Swing KIT package (from £8,590) is the alternative.

How long does setup take?

The SimSpace enclosure assembles in 2–4 hours with two people using standard tools. The frame bolts together, velour panels attach, and the impact screen tensions with bungee cords. Adding a ceiling-mounted projector takes another 1–2 hours. Most customers are fully operational within a weekend.

Do packages come with courses?

The Mevo Gen 2 includes E6 Connect with 8 courses for life. Full Swing offers free E6 gameplay with the KIT, with the full E6 library paid. Foresight units come with a 30-day Foresight+ trial (course play from $494 a year). Most packages work with GSPro ($250 a year), which offers thousands of community-built courses (2,500+ on GSPro's course server) including recreations of Augusta, St Andrews, and Pebble Beach.

Can I use these packages outdoors?

The Mevo Gen 2 works excellently outdoors — Doppler radar tracks the ball through full flight. The Full Swing KIT's hybrid radar also works outdoors. All camera-based packages (WAVE, Square Golf, GC3, GCQuad) are designed for indoor use with controlled lighting.

Are golf simulator packages worth the money?

Commercial simulator sessions cost £25–£50/hour. Two monthly sessions cost £600–£1,200/year. Driving range buckets at £8–£14 twice weekly cost £830–£1,450/year. A £3,490 Square Golf package pays for itself in 16–30 months, and then every session for the next decade costs only the ~£200/year software subscription. Factor in five months of lost winter practice that a home simulator eliminates, and the value compounds rapidly. For the full economics, see our costs guide.

Getting Started

If you know your room dimensions and budget, here is the shortest path:

1. Measure your room — length, width, ceiling height. Our room size guide has the exact dimensions each monitor type needs
2. Pick your package — use the comparison table and decision framework above
3. Choose your enclosure size — SIM 1 through SIM 6 at checkout
4. Plan extras — projector, PC, software, room prep. Budget £600–£2,000 depending on what you own

Browse the complete simulator package collection to see every option with full specifications and real photos. If you are unsure which package fits your space, get in touch — we have helped hundreds of UK golfers find the right simulator for their home.