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Located In Middle TN

Clarksville, Nashville,
Oak Grove, Springfield ETC.

Licensed & Insured

CornerStone Golf,LLC

Who i am and why I'm qualified

Why CornerStone Golf

I come from construction. Framing, drywall, trim. I've worked on houses all over Clarksville — Stones Manor, Port Royal Estates, Farmington, Whitewood Farm. Building a simulator room is the same work. You're framing an enclosure, mounting it to something solid, running power to it, and finishing it so it looks like it belongs in the house. That's what I've been doing. Most simulator companies around here are AV companies that added golf. They know projectors. They hire someone else to do the framing and drywall.

Three Ways to Start Your Journey

You decide how much work you want to do!

Do It Yourself

You buy it, you build it. I can help you pick gear that works together and answer any 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. If your in the middle Tennessee area. You pick your setup, I handle the framing, screen, projector, and setup. 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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Looking for a custom Golf Sim Solution

I Build them to your liking Just give me an idea and i can make it happen!

Motorized Custom Sim

Looking for something more than just a sim, maybe you just can't afford to take up a whole room. Well look no further. we offer something special thanks to a partnership with METech.

Introducing Our custom Hide away Setup.

No need to take up a whole room. you can hide the sim and when its time to play just pull it out.

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THE BRAIN: LAUNCH MONITORS

Start with the brain of your setup.

The Launch Monitor Is the most important part of the setup one could almost say it makes the Sim what it is.

so its important to choose the right Launch Monitor for your custom simulator.

The best launch monitor on paper is not necessarily the best system for a specific space. Before choosing one, I would establish:

available width, depth and height in feet/inches;

right-handed only or RH/LH use;

permanent or retractable setup;

ball-to-screen distance;

available space behind the golfer;

preferred software and budget.



Not sure which fits your room? That's the first thing I'll help you figure out.

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7 golf simulator mistakes that cost people thousands:

Assuming 9ft is automatically enough room. Ceiling height on paper doesn't account for your height, swing plane, or mat thickness. Swing before you build.

  1. Buying the launch monitor first. The room should dictate the gear, not the other way around. Measure before you shop.
  2. Skipping clearance behind the screen. A wedge looks fine. A driver hits different — literally. That gap needs to match your ball speed.
  3. Forgetting where people actually stand. Enough room to swing isn't the same as safe for the person sitting six feet away.
  4. Assuming dead-center is right. Most rooms need an offset for real wall clearance — and it changes your screen and projector placement.
  5. Picking the projector last. It's tied to screen size, throw distance, and mount height. Decide it with the room, not after.
  6. Spending it all on visible gear. The mat, protection, lighting, and sound control are what make a room actually good to use — not just the monitor.

Most of these get expensive once the walls are closed up. Catch them before you buy anything.

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