Custom Golf Simulator Technical Design

100% of the $1,000 design fee is credited toward your SimCaddy golf simulator system purchase.

Planning a custom golf simulator requires more than selecting equipment. Screen size, enclosure layout, launch monitor and projector placement, hitting position, lighting, electrical and cabling all need to work together within your space.

SimCaddy's Custom Golf Simulator Technical Design service provides a customized technical drawing package based on your space and the simulator system developed during your consultation with SimCaddy.

How It Works

Your project begins with a consultation with SimCaddy to discuss your space, goals and equipment options. SimCaddy will recommend a system and provide a quote based on your project.

If detailed planning drawings are required, SimCaddy will develop a customized technical design package for $1,000 + applicable taxes.

Your Technical Design May Include

Depending on your project:

• Simulator layout and dimensioned floor plan
• Screen, enclosure and hitting-area positioning
• Launch monitor and projector placement
• Equipment mounting locations and clearances
• Lighting and electrical locations
• HDMI, data and network cable routing
• Equipment schedule and system components
• Contractor and installer coordination notes

The drawings provide a clear technical reference that can be shared with your contractor, project manager, electrician, AV installer or other trades involved in the project.

Your $1,000 Design Fee Goes Toward Your Simulator

If you purchase the proposed golf simulator system from SimCaddy, the full $1,000 design fee is credited toward your system purchase.

If you choose not to purchase the system from SimCaddy, the design fee is non-refundable and is considered payment for the consultation, system design, coordination and production of your custom technical drawings.

Important

SimCaddy technical drawings are intended for golf simulator planning and contractor coordination. They are not architectural, structural or electrical engineering drawings. Final dimensions, site conditions, structural requirements, electrical work, applicable codes and equipment installation requirements must be verified by the appropriate qualified trades before installation.