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Clarksville, Nashville,
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Three Ways to Start Your Journey

However hands-on you want to be, there's a path for you.

Do It Yourself

You buy it, you build it. I'll help you pick gear that works together and answer your questions along the way. Shop the Gear →

Hands-on builders on a budget.

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Buy & I Install

You buy it, I build it. You pick your setup, I handle the framing, screen, projector, and calibration. Book an Install →

folks who want it done right without the DIY.

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Full Custom Build

Your room, designed and built from the studs. Framing, electrical, screen, projector, turf, calibration — one contract, one guy, done right. Currently booking builds across Middle Tennessee. Start Your Build →

a premium, no-compromise setup.

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A man wearing a black blazer, light blue shirt, and jeans stands in a home golf simulator studio with wood-paneled walls, a projector screen showing a golf course, and golf clubs hanging on the wall.

Why Cornerstone Golf

Hey, I'm Brandon.

I've built houses in the neighborhoods you're looking at. Clarksville has grown fast, and I've been part of that growth from the framing stage — homes in Stones Manor, Port Royal Estates, Farmington, and Whitewood Farm, among others. If you live in one of the popular neighborhoods around here, there's a good chance I worked on a house on your street.

That's the difference between me and the AV companies driving up from Franklin. I know how these homes go together because I helped put them together


A golf simulator isn't just a cool toy — it's one of the best ways there is to actually get better. My name's on every room I build, and I care that you end up loving yours.

The setup that disappears.

A motorized retractable enclosure means your garage is a garage on Tuesday and a full simulator on Saturday. Your living room doesn't have to look like a driving range. The screen drops when you want it and vanishes when you don't.

This is not a DIY install. A moving screen assembly needs a properly sized header, real structural blocking, and dedicated power run to the right place. That's a framing problem, not an electronics problem — which is exactly the work I came from.

THE BRAIN: LAUNCH MONITORS

Start with the brain of your setup.


The launch monitor reads your shot and drives everything else, so it's the first decision — and the one that shapes your whole room. Indoors, camera-based (optical) units tend to give better accuracy in tighter spaces, while radar units love room to breathe. There's a right one for every space, budget, and goal — and picking it first makes the rest of the build fall into place.
Not sure which fits your room? That's the first thing I'll help you figure out.

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THE BAY: SCREENS, ENCLOSURES & NETS

The Bay Itself

Next, build your bay. This is the part you see and swing into — the screen, the enclosure, the netting. A quality impact screen gives you a crisp image and takes full-speed shots without punishing bounce-back. An enclosure shades your screen for a brighter picture and catches the mishits. And if you're just starting, a net is the simplest way in. Whether you want a DIY kit or a finished, built-in bay, I'll make sure it's sized right for your space. (Ask me about retractable screens that roll away when you're done — perfect for a garage you still park in.)

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