Products

The cable that stops your projector dropping signal.Run a standard copper HDMI more than about 25 feet and it gets unreliable — flickering, dropout...

Nearly 50 feet of reliable 4K, for the runs that go the long way around.Almost nobody measures a straight line from their PC to their projector and...

Will this work in your space? You need: 9–10 ft ceiling — the unit mounts overhead, 21–25 inches in front of the tee 10–12 ft from the golfer to...

Gets your control screen off the bench and onto the wall, where it belongs.A monitor sitting on a table in a golf bay is a monitor waiting to get h...

Pay once. No annual renewal to forget about.Almost every other sim platform charges yearly. This one is a lifetime membership, which changes the ma...

Introducing the "Clubs For Sale" Beach Towel: When the game gets tough, take it to the beach and let your towel do the talking. The "Clubs For Sale...

Introducing the "I Suck" Beach Towel: Because sometimes, you’ve just got to own it with a smile. This towel is perfect for those who aren’t afraid ...

A laser short-throw built for golf, at the price where most people actually buy.Short throw means it mounts close to the screen instead of halfway ...

A step up in brightness where it counts — rooms you cannot fully darken.Most disappointment with sim projectors traces back to one thing: ambient l...

The one that sets itself up.Automatic screen adjustment and one-button setup sound like marketing until you have spent an evening on a ladder nudgi...

4K and 4,000 lumens, with setup that does the hard part for you.This is where most people land when they want the picture to look genuinely good an...

A 0.5 throw ratio — this is the one for rooms that are genuinely tight.Most short-throw projectors want somewhere around 5 to 7 feet of standoff. T...

5,100 lumens and a 20,000-hour laser. This is commercial-grade.If you are building a bay that other people will pay to use, or a room you genuinely...

The honest entry point for a simulator projector.A 0.69–0.83 throw ratio means this sits close to the screen — roughly 5 feet back for a 100-inch i...

4ms input lag. If you also game on your sim setup, this is the one.Most projectors land somewhere between 16 and 50ms. This one hits 4ms at 1080p/2...

How you hang a screen when you want to be able to re-tension it in seconds.Zip ties work, but every adjustment means cutting and replacing. Ball bu...

The longer bungee, for when your frame sits further from the screen edge.Same idea as the 6 inch — hook them through the grommets, loop them over t...

Premium balls that work indoors and out.Chrome Soft is a genuinely good golf ball — soft feel, low driver spin, enough greenside bite to be worth p...

Introducing the "3 Putt" Can Cooler: Keep your drinks as cool as your game with the "3 Putt" beer can coolie. Perfect for those moments when the o...

Introducing the "Birdie Machine" Can Cooler: Keep your drinks chilled and your spirits high with the "Birdie Machine" coolie. Featuring a playful ...

Introducing the "I Suck at Golf" Can Coolie: Embrace the humor in your game with the "I Suck at Golf" coolie. Perfect for those days when your gam...

Introducing the "No Shanks" Can Cooler: Keep your drinks chilled and your spirits high with the "No Shanks" beer can coolie. Perfect for golfers w...

Two dollars' worth of plastic that fixes a real alignment problem.A projector sitting flat on the floor throws its image straight ahead, which puts...

Driver height, so you stop practising driver off a nub.2.66 inches is a real driver tee height. Most sim setups default to whatever fixed rubber te...