Your next adventure can start at home.
A simulator space brings a favorite hobby closer to everyday life. Choose a setup that fits your available room, the equipment you need, and how often you will use it.
Find your starting point
Golf simulators
Room dimensions, safe swing clearance, impact protection, and the tracking system must work together. Confirm exact requirements for the launch monitor, enclosure, and golfer before planning a purchase.
Racing simulators
Start with a compatible platform, wheel, pedals, and stable seating. Allow space for entry and exit, screen positioning, cable management, and storage if the room has other uses.
Flight simulators
Check software and computer requirements before choosing controls or displays. A practical desk arrangement can be a useful starting point before considering a dedicated cockpit.
Compare the complete system
- Measure usable space and movement clearance, not only the equipment footprint.
- Verify compatibility across software, computer or console, controls, and displays.
- Include subscriptions, accessories, mounts, delivery, and installation in the full cost.
- Plan for noise, heat, ventilation, and safe cable routing.
- Choose an upgrade path that fits your budget.
Setup requirements vary by manufacturer and model. Images illustrate concepts and do not establish product compatibility or safe clearances.