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I Build A $30,000 Golf Simulator In The Garage

What happens here

The garage floor is prepared with interlocking foam mat tiles, providing a comfortable and impact-absorbing base. Over this, a large section of synthetic turf, simulating a putting green, is unrolled and secured. Holes are cut into the turf for custom 3D-printed putting cups (shallow, to prevent balls from getting stuck). The turf is meticulously laid and taped to ensure a smooth, realistic putting surface, with extra strips of turf added to the sides for a complete look. Finally, the technological components of the golf simulator are installed: a large TV is mounted on the wall above the storage units, and a short-throw projector is securely mounted to the overhead structure. This setup ensures that the golf simulation software is displayed clearly on the impact screen, completing the transformation of the garage into a fully functional and highly organized golf simulator.

Goal: This final stage involves laying specialized foam flooring and synthetic turf, installing putting cups, and then mounting a large display screen and a short-throw projector to complete the golf simulator setup.

Tools and materials

  • 3D-Printed Putting Cups
  • Flashing Tape/Adhesive
  • Foam Mat Tiles
  • HDMI Cables
  • Large TV (62-inch flat screen)
  • Projector Mount
  • Soundbar (optional)
  • Synthetic Turf
  • Tape Measure
  • TV Wall Mount

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where we lay this down and I'll put a cut off here. Long piece. Cut off. Long piece. Like I said, it has to be light enough that we're not putting way too much strain, unnecessary strain up there.

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