SimSpace SIM 3 enclosurethe padded bay, frame and impact screen — sized to your wall
· Proposal for Testjo
Prepared for Testjo · October 2026
New build · Garmin Approach R50 · SIM 3 bay
Your golf room, designed before the walls go up.
Golf at one end, pilates at the other, and a plan to get from a 12 handicap to single figures. Here are three complete rooms sized to your 4 × 6m, with every cost on the table and the one I'd build for you marked.
That's the Garmin Approach R50 room I'd build, ready-filled at £7,317.99. Each room below has its own basket.
Your room — 4 × 6m, drawn to scale
Every cost shown
Each item priced, no "from" pricing
Turnkey rooms
Enclosure, screen, projector, mat — complete
Your room in 3D
Drawn to your measurements
£7,317.99
Recommended room, all-in · Klarna & Clearpay
Your space
Your space: 4 × 6m
Drawn to your measurements: 4m wide, 6m long and 3m high — Garden cabin being built, 4m wide x 6m long x 3m high inside; golf at one end, pilates at the other.
Width · 4m
14cm to spareThe SIM 3 enclosure is about 3.7m wide outside, and we recommend at least 8cm clear each side, so it needs a 3.86m wall.
Height · 3m
Full swing height2.7m is our minimum for a full swing, and you have more than enough.
Length · 6m
It works30cm clear behind the bay + 2.5m from the screen to the ball + swing space behind you: at least 4.2m in all.
Building
Set the dimensions nowAs you are building, I can confirm the exact measurements with you before your builder fixes the walls.
Worth sorting before it arrives
A double socket at the screen end
For the projector and the R50, plus one by the hitting area.
A cable route up to the ceiling
The 10m HDMI cable carries the picture from the launch monitor or PC up to the projector. Your electrician can hide it in conduit or trunking.
Blinds on any windows
A darker room gives a sharper picture.
30cm clear behind the bay
And 8cm either side, so the screen can give with each shot.
Your room in 3D — tap any item for details
A to-scale render of your 4 × 6m room with the SIM 3 bay, the Garmin Approach R50 and the projector in place. Every dot opens the product and its price.
Tap a dot for details & price
SimSpace 4K Impact Screen
Tensioned inside the bay — takes full driver speed
Included
Short-Throw Projector
Protective floor case
Included
Garmin Approach R50
Camera — sits by the ball
Included
Tee-Turf Hitting Mat
Real-feel strike surface
Included
COMPLETE ROOM (ALL-IN)
Every item above, priced live
£7,317.99
Please note
A render, not a photo: it shows the kit to scale in a plain room. Doors, windows and finishes are not drawn.
In every room
The kit every room shares
Whichever you choose, you get the complete room. Only the launch monitor changes.
BenQ AH500ST projector + floor casea golf-tuned laser projector, protected in a steel floor case
Tee-turf hitting mata true, forgiving surface off every club
The enclosure
See the build quality for yourself
The SimSpace rooms on this page are built inside a SimSpace enclosure. Watch the frame close up, see it come out of the box and go together, then see one finished and in use.
Close up: the frame · 0:15
Steel frame with numbered polesImpact screen includedSeven sizes, SIM 0 to SIM 6
Films by SimSpace Golf, the enclosure maker, played from YouTube.
The decision
Three complete rooms, compared
Each is itemised, priced live today, with its own basket.
7.5/ 10 · Lower cost
The Square Golf room
The value pick — camera accuracy without the price tag
Camera unit sits beside the ball — no rear space needed
Accurate ball data for the money
Compact and simple to set up
Works with GSPro for course play
What's in this room
Square Golf launch monitor£699.99
SimSpace impact screenIncluded
Package saving — everything bought as one room−£148.98
Complete room, itemised
£5,840.00
SIM 3 enclosure + gaming laptop · inc. VAT
Build this room in your basket →
One tap loads every item, no obligation. Spread the cost with Klarna or Clearpay at checkout. Own app included · GSPro ~£200/yr for full course play.
8.5/ 10 · Which one I'd build
The Garmin Approach R50 room
The self-contained pick — built-in screen, no PC required to start
Built-in touchscreen — works out of the box
Camera unit sits close to the ball
Home Tee Hero courses built in
Great for left and right handers
What's in this room
Garmin Approach R50 launch monitor£3,879.00
SimSpace impact screenIncluded
Package saving — everything bought as one room−£100.00
Complete room, itemised
£7,317.99
SIM 3 enclosure · inc. VAT
Build this room in your basket →
One tap loads every item, no obligation. Spread the cost with Klarna or Clearpay at checkout. Garmin app + built-in courses · GSPro ~£200/yr optional.
8.5/ 10 · Step up
The Uneekor Eye Mini Lite room
The serious-practice pick — pro-grade camera data, sensible money
High-speed camera ball + club data
Sits beside the ball — tight rooms welcome
Impact video replay for real practice
Upgrade path within the Uneekor range
What's in this room
Uneekor Eye Mini Lite launch monitor£2,806.00
SimSpace impact screenIncluded
Package saving — everything bought as one room−£254.99
Complete room, itemised
£7,840.00
SIM 3 enclosure + gaming laptop · inc. VAT
Build this room in your basket →
One tap loads every item, no obligation. Spread the cost with Klarna or Clearpay at checkout. View software included · GSPro needs Uneekor Pro pack ~£160/yr + GSPro ~£200/yr.
Why I'd build the Garmin Approach R50 room
The self-contained pick — built-in screen, no PC required to start. It fits your 4 × 6m room in a SIM 3 bay, with nothing needed behind the ball.
The trade-off: Projected course play at its best still wants a gaming PC and GSPro — the built-in screen is the starting point, not the ceiling.
What I've assumed
Built around best value kit with room to upgrade — tell Tom your budget and he'll tailor it.
Standard 4K screen shown — with windows near the screen, ask Tom about the UltraMAX grey upgrade for daylight use.
You'd like the projector on the ceiling. The rooms are priced with the floor case; I can swap it for the ceiling mount (£39.99) and take the case off, and I'll confirm the new total with you.
You have a gaming PC with an RTX 4070, which runs GSPro well. The Square Golf and Uneekor cards still include the gaming laptop (£1,750.00); tell me and I'll take it out of those baskets.
The room is drawn for a right-handed golfer, as you said.
No gaming PC needed: the Garmin Approach R50 runs the simulator itself.
If any of that's wrong, tell me and I'll redraw it.
Please note
Not included
- Delivery is calculated at checkout.
- Fitting: everything is supplied ready to assemble.
- Room work such as sockets, lighting or flooring.
The data
Ball and club data: what each one measures
 Garmin Approach R50£3,879.00
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| Technology | 3 high-speed cameras |
| Where it sits | About 0.5m to the side of the ball, facing it |
| Needs a PC | No. It runs on its own 10" screen and sends 1080p to the projector over HDMI |
| Courses | 43,000+ on Home Tee Hero |
| Course play cost | £8.99 a month or £89.99 a year (Garmin Golf membership) |
| Impact video | Yes, every shot |
| Lifts out to store | Yes, one unit of about 4kg, with a carry case |
| Club data set-up | Reflective stickers on the club face (supplied), needed for all club data |
| Data quality | Ball data very close to a GCQuad; club data less consistent (independent tests) |
Ball and club data
| Ball data | |
| Ball speed | |
| Launch angle | |
| Launch direction | |
| Spin rate | |
| Spin axis | |
| Smash factor | Calc |
| Club data | |
| Club head speed | |
| Club path | |
| Face angle | |
| Face to path | Calc |
| Angle of attack | |
| Impact location | – |
| Ball flight | |
| Carry distance | Calc |
| Total distance | Calc |
| Peak height | Calc |
| Offline | Calc |
| Descent angle | – |
| Extras | |
| Impact video | |
measured directly Calc calculated from measured data Paid plan needs a paid software plan – not available
Accuracy in independent tests
| Ball speed | Within 1 mph (one reviewer, against a GCQuad) |
| Spin | Within about 100 rpm; can read 200–300 rpm high on low-lofted wedges |
| Ball data overall | Very close to a GCQuad; carry ran a few percent short in some tests |
| Club data | Less reliable: some missed reads, angle of attack weakest |
| Not measured | Impact location, descent angle, dynamic loft |
Software and running costs
| Included free | All ball and club data, impact video, driving-range practice and third-party connections |
| All data views | Included |
| Courses | Home Tee Hero: 43,000+ courses with a Garmin Golf membership |
| All data + good courses | £8.99 a month or £89.99 a year |
| Swing video & GSPro | Impact video is included. Also works with GSPro (Windows PC, its own licence), E6 Connect and Awesome Golf, with no Garmin membership needed |
| Runs on | The R50's own screen, straight to the projector over HDMI (1080p) |
| Games & multi-sport | Golf only. Other sports need an add-on such as the TruGolf ARCADE, plus a PC |
Garmin Approach R50: Club data needs the reflective stickers supplied with the R50, one on each club face. Ball data works without them. All shot data, impact video and driving-range practice are included. A Garmin Golf membership adds course play, practice on those courses, the weekly tournament and cloud video storage. Ball data is its strength. In independent tests, club data was less consistent, with some missed reads and angle of attack the weakest.
Your goal
From 12 to single figures
You said you're "trying to get to single figures", mostly through practice with real data. Each room gives you the numbers; how you use them is where the shots come off.
Know your carry for every club
A session hitting ten balls with each club gives you a carry distance you can trust on the course, and shows the gaps in your bag.
Wedges inside 100 yards
Pick three targets and hit to them. Distance control with the wedges is where most strokes go between 12 and single figures.
See why the ball curves
Club path, face angle and face to path show whether a miss is the face or the swing. The R50 measures all three, with impact video of every strike.
Practise, then play
The driving range needs no membership. Course play is the subscription listed on each card, worth having once the practice is in.
Picture quality
1080p or 4K: what you'll actually see
The picture is only as sharp as the weakest link: what draws it (the launch monitor or a PC) and the projector. Impact screens sold as “4K” have a finer weave that shows a sharp picture cleanly, but the resolution itself comes from the projector and what feeds it.
The Square Golf room: the gaming laptop and a 1080p projector, a matched pair.1080p
The Garmin Approach R50 room: the R50's own HDMI output and a 1080p projector, a matched pair.1080p
The Uneekor Eye Mini Lite room: the gaming laptop and a 1080p projector, a matched pair.1080p
1080p
Garmin R50 on its own
The R50 runs its courses itself and sends the picture over HDMI at up to 1080p. A 1080p short-throw projector is the right match. A 4K projector would only upscale the same 1080p picture.
Up to 4K
Garmin R50 with a gaming PC
Connect the R50 to a gaming PC running GSPro or E6 Connect and the PC draws the picture. With a 4K-capable PC and a 4K projector, that's true 4K. GSPro needs its own licence.
Up to 4K
PC-run launch monitors
Foresight, Full Swing and similar units run on a PC, so the PC and projector set the picture. A 4K PC and a 4K projector give true 4K; a 1080p projector gives 1080p.
Is 4K worth it? It's sharpest on a big screen viewed up close, and for films or TV on the same projector. For golf on an R50, 1080p is the natural match.
Worth adding
Extras worth considering
Optional, each with its own one-tap basket.
Foam screen backing · £189.00Sits behind the impact screen to soften each strike and quieten the room.
Add to basket →
Modular putting green · £399.00Flooring that earns its place — putt while a mate hits.
Add to basket →
Teeing turf strip 2×1 m · £179.99Extends the hitting surface so the room feels like turf, not garage floor.
Add to basket →
Premium wall foam tiles (10 pack) · £140.00Bevelled black foam tiles — protect walls beside the bay and give the room the finished studio look.
Add to basket →
The courses
Courses: play Augusta, Pebble Beach and 43,000 more
Home Tee Hero comes on the R50 and plays on your projector over HDMI.
43,000+courses on Home Tee Hero · R50
Home Tee Hero on the Garmin R50
Built into the R50, on its own 10" screen or your projector. More than 43,000 courses, with fifteen rebuilt in higher detail:
Augusta NationalPebble BeachTPC SawgrassPinehurst No. 2RivieraBay HillPGA West StadiumTPC ScottsdaleLACC NorthPGA National ChampionInnisbrook CopperheadTPC Deere RunCascataTiburón BlackWolf Creek
Course play needs a Garmin Golf membership, £8.99 a month or £89.99 a year. Fifteen courses are rebuilt in higher detail with mapped green contours. Augusta National is the course layout, not official Masters branding.
The offer
Your golf room, start to finish
Your cabin, start to finish
Golf at one end, pilates at the other, all in one order.
Each room below is complete: enclosure, impact screen, projector, hitting mat and launch monitor, sized to your 4 × 6m cabin and priced item by item. Pick one and its basket is ready.
4 × 6myour cabin, drawn to scale
4.2mfor the golf end, from the screen wall
1.8mleft clear for pilates
14 daysprices held
Lower cost
The Square Golf room
The value pick — camera accuracy without the price tag
£5,840.00everything below
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Square Golf launch monitor£699.99
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SimSpace SIM 3 enclosure · 3.6 × 2.5 × 1.5m£1,400.00
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SimSpace impact screenIncluded
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Tee-turf hitting mat · 1.5 × 1.5m£289.99
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BenQ AH500ST short-throw laser projector + floor case£1,849.00
- Package saving — everything bought as one room−£148.98
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Sim computer — gaming laptop (or a desktop PC, your choice)£1,750.00
Which one I'd build
The Garmin Approach R50 room
The self-contained pick — built-in screen, no PC required to start
£7,317.99everything below
Included: All ball and club data, impact video, driving-range practice and third-party connections
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Garmin Approach R50 launch monitor£3,879.00
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SimSpace SIM 3 enclosure · 3.6 × 2.5 × 1.5m£1,400.00
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SimSpace impact screenIncluded
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Tee-turf hitting mat · 1.5 × 1.5m£289.99
-
BenQ AH500ST short-throw laser projector + floor case£1,849.00
- Package saving — everything bought as one room−£100.00
Step up
The Uneekor Eye Mini Lite room
The serious-practice pick — pro-grade camera data, sensible money
£7,840.00everything below
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Uneekor Eye Mini Lite launch monitor£2,806.00
-
SimSpace SIM 3 enclosure · 3.6 × 2.5 × 1.5m£1,400.00
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SimSpace impact screenIncluded
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Tee-turf hitting mat · 1.5 × 1.5m£289.99
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BenQ AH500ST short-throw laser projector + floor case£1,849.00
- Package saving — everything bought as one room−£254.99
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Sim computer — gaming laptop (or a desktop PC, your choice)£1,750.00
Planned before the walls go upSockets, the cable route and the ceiling fixing are on the builder list below.
Your PC can do the workYou have an RTX 4070, so the gaming laptop on two of the cards can come off.
Practice with numbersEvery room measures ball and club data, so each session shows what changed.
Golf and pilates
One cabin, two uses
You said "golf at one end, pilates at the other". At 6m long the cabin takes both: the golf end needs about 4.2m from the screen wall, which leaves about 4 × 1.8m at the far end.
The golf end
The SimSpace SIM 3 on one 4m end wall. It's only 1.5m deep, which is what keeps the far end free.
The pilates end
About 4 × 1.8m of clear floor on the cabin's own floor, so a mat lies flat. A mat fits laid across the cabin. If you're thinking of a reformer, tell me its size and I'll check it on the plan.
Nothing behind the golfer
Every launch monitor on this page sits beside the ball, so the floor behind your swing stays open.
A divider if you'd like one
A ceiling track and curtain across the cabin at about 4.2m would close off the golf end. It's a job for your cabin builder, and easiest to fix before the ceiling is finished.
Your cabin
What to tell your builder
Your cabin is being built now, so these are cheap to get right before the walls and ceiling are finished.
Width, finished
At least 3.86m across the screen wall, measured inside the lining and insulation. The SIM 3 is about 3.7m wide outside, with 8cm clear each side. Your 4m works, with about 14cm to spare, so it's worth keeping the lining thin at that end.
Ceiling height
Keep 3m clear over the golf end, with no beams or tie bars below 2.7m. The enclosure is 2.5m tall and the rest is swing room.
Ceiling fixing for the projector
A solid fixing point, such as a noggin between joists, about 1.9m out from the screen wall on the centre line. I'll confirm the exact point with you before it goes in.
Sockets
A fused spur or socket at the projector point on the ceiling, a double socket near the hitting area for the launch monitor, and one where your PC will sit.
Cable route
A conduit from the hitting area and the PC position up to the projector point, with a draw cord left in, so the HDMI cable (4K HDMI 2.1 cable (10 m) below, £29.99) can be pulled through later.
Windows
Keep them off the screen wall if you can, and fit blinds on any near the screen. Daylight on the screen washes out the picture.
Lighting
Even light over the hitting area for the launch monitor's cameras, kept off the screen, ideally dimmable.
A level, solid floor
At the golf end for the hitting mat, and insulation with some heating, so the electronics and screen aren't sitting in a cold, damp cabin over winter.
Network
Good WiFi or a network point at the PC, for course downloads and updates.
Your questions, answered
Worth knowing before you decide
What exactly is included?
Every room is complete: the SimSpace enclosure with its impact screen, the tee-turf hitting mat, the BenQ AH500ST projector in its floor case, and the launch monitor. Each item is listed with its own price on the cards above, plus a sim-spec gaming laptop where the launch monitor needs a PC.
Do you fit it?
Everything is supplied ready to assemble — a SimSpace enclosure goes up in under an hour with SimSpace's step-by-step video. Tom is on WhatsApp for any setup questions.
How much space do I need around the bay?
We recommend at least 30cm clear behind the enclosure, so the screen can give with each shot, and at least 8cm either side of the frame. Those are already allowed for in the plan above.
Which balls should I use?
New, clean, unmarked balls. Premium soft balls such as Pro V1, Chrome Soft and TP5 are actually the hardest on an impact screen. Aiming at the middle of the screen helps it last.
Is there a subscription?
Only for course play — Garmin app + built-in courses · GSPro ~£200/yr optional.
Can I spread the cost?
Yes — Klarna and Clearpay at checkout, or Tom can send an invoice if you'd rather pay that way.
No rush, prices held for 14 days
Tell me what you'd change
Tom personally reviews every proposal. If the layout or the kit isn't quite right, message him and he'll redraw it.