Golf Simulator Accessories

For when the camera cannot sit where the standard lens needs it to.The wide-angle lens on a swing camera assumes it is mounted fairly close. In a l...

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...

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 bit that lets you use a real tee on a mat.It drops into the precut hole in an anti-fatigue hitting mat and grips whatever tee you put in it — w...

1.66 inches — the height you want for irons and par 3s.Teeing an iron is not the same as teeing a driver, and using one height for both is a habit ...

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...

Tees that work on a mat, cut to whatever height you want.Wooden tees do not go into a hitting mat, and the fixed rubber nub most mats come with is ...

For when the camera needs to move, or the walls are not yours to drill.A wall mount is better if your bay is permanent. A tripod is better if you a...

For hitting outdoors, or a bay without an outlet where you need one.Portable launch monitors have respectable battery life right up until the sessi...

Gets the swing camera off a tripod and out of the way.A tripod in a golf bay is something to trip over, something to knock, and something you have ...

86 balls at your feet instead of rolling under the enclosure.This is one of those upgrades that sounds trivial and then you notice it every single ...

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...

Hangs the projector off your enclosure frame instead of your ceiling.This is the answer when you cannot or will not drill the ceiling — a rental, a...

For when the ceiling is not an option.Plenty of rooms will not take a ceiling-mounted projector — a finished basement with low joists, a rental you...

The consumable nobody orders enough of.Zip ties are how your impact screen attaches to the frame, and screen tension is not something you set once ...

Turns bare drywall into a room that looks built.Low-pile black carpet tiles on the walls do three jobs at once: they darken the room so the project...

The fix for a sim room that sounds like a warehouse.A garage or basement bay is all hard surfaces — concrete, drywall, a taut screen. Every ball st...

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...

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

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...

GolfBays Foam Layer Backing ScreenTake the strain off your impact screen with a smart, low-cost upgrade that makes a real difference. This foam lay...

GolfBays Golf Club Storage Rack — Holds 14 ClubsGive your clubs the organized, good-looking home they deserve. Tired of cluttered corners and clubs...

GolfBays Golf Enclosure Blackout ScreenBecause your picture deserves the spotlight. Tired of your projector light sneaking out the back of your scr...