Discrete Integrations provides golf simulator installation for homes and businesses across the Denver metro. We have installed golf simulators in garages, basements and bonus rooms all over the area, including Cherry Creek estates, Greenwood Village homes and Washington Park residences.

We are a locally owned A/V integrator with 20+ years of experience and 250+ projects completed. That means we build the whole room, from projector placement and launch monitor calibration to lighting, sound and controls. Call (720)-515-2545 to schedule a consultation.

Home Golf Simulator Installation in Denver

Colorado’s unpredictable weather and short golf season make a home simulator an easy choice. You skip summer afternoon thunderstorms, winter snow and the fight for tee times. A home golf simulator gives you:

  • Year-round access to practice and play
  • Detailed swing analytics and ball-tracking data
  • Realistic course simulations on a large-format screen
  • Entertainment for friends, family and guests
  • A multi-use space that adds value and versatility to your home

Featured Denver Golf Simulator Project

Dual-Bay Golf Simulator Room and Indoor Putting Green

This indoor golf space has two simulator bays side by side and a separate putting green.

What the space includes:

  • Two simulator bays: each with its own full-size impact screen inside a black enclosure
  • Ceiling-mounted projectors: mounted overhead and aimed at each screen
  • Turf flooring and hitting mats: wall-to-wall turf with a dedicated hitting area for each bay
  • Practice nets with targets: extra hitting stations alongside the simulator bays
  • Wall-mounted displays: additional screens mounted on the walls around the room
  • Indoor putting green: a large green with multiple pin positions for short-game practice

Every golf room we build is planned around the same details you see here: projector placement, screen sizing, lighting and launch monitor calibration. Whether you want one bay in a basement or a multi-bay room, we design it around your space and how you play.

Golf Simulator Home Installation Packages

Every home and every golfer is different, so we offer four ways to work with us. Each package lists the equipment level and the work we handle for you.

Note: Package contents are a general guide. Final equipment, scope and pricing depend on your space and goals and are confirmed in your quote after a consultation.

DIY Package

For hands-on golfers who want expert guidance and plan to set up the simulator themselves.

Typical equipment level:

  • Basic radar launch monitor
  • Standard 1080p projector
  • DIY impact screen setup
  • Introductory software
  • Basic hitting mat

What we do:

  • Review your space before you buy, so the equipment fits your room
  • Recommend equipment that matches your space, your game and your budget

Partial Install Package

For homeowners who want the key technology installed and calibrated by professionals.

Typical equipment level:

  • Advanced camera-based launch monitor
  • High-quality short-throw projector with 4K capability
  • Professional-grade impact screen with tensioning
  • Premium software with an extensive course selection
  • Quality hitting mat with multiple surface options

What we do: everything in the DIY Package, plus:

  • Structural assessment for safe projector mounting
  • Projector and screen installation
  • Professional calibration of your launch monitor and projector
  • Clean cable management

Full Install Package

Our turnkey golf simulator home installation. We build the whole room.

Typical equipment level: same as the Partial Install Package. Already chose your simulator? We coordinate directly with your vendor so their equipment requirements are met.

What we do: everything in the Partial Install Package, plus:

  • Lighting design and control for even, glare-free light
  • Acoustic treatment to cut echo and protect adjacent rooms
  • Samsung display installation for shot data, menus or streaming
  • Rack mounting with clean, hidden wiring
  • Control system integration, so you can run the room from a tablet, wall panel or custom presets
  • System walkthrough and ongoing support

Premium Package ($30,000+)

For a dedicated golf room built around tour-level technology and your whole-home system.

Typical equipment level:

  • Professional-grade, tour-level launch monitor
  • Ultra-short-throw 4K laser projector
  • Custom-built enclosure with a professional screen system
  • Swing analysis software with AI coaching
  • Multi-surface hitting area with automated ball return
  • Integrated sound system and ambient lighting

What we do: everything in the Full Install Package, plus:

  • Smart home integration with your lighting, climate and security, so the room powers on automatically
  • Coordination with your builder and interior designer to match your build schedule and finishes

Not sure which package fits? Schedule a consultation. We will review your space, recommend the right equipment and give you transparent pricing.

How Much Space Do You Need for a Home Golf Simulator?

Three numbers decide whether a room will work: ceiling height, width and depth. Here is the general guidance we use:

  • Minimum: 10 ft wide, 10 ft deep and a 9 ft ceiling. This works for compact swings but is tight for taller golfers or full driver swings.
  • Comfortable: 12 to 15 ft wide, about 15 ft deep and a 10 ft or higher ceiling.
  • Ideal: about 15 by 18 ft with a 10.5 ft ceiling.

If anyone in your home is over 6 ft tall or wants an unrestricted driver swing, plan for a 10.5 to 12 ft ceiling. The type of launch monitor matters too. Camera-based units mounted overhead or beside the mat suit tighter rooms, while radar-based units need 6 to 8 ft of space behind the tee.

Short on space? A net-and-mat setup, an offset hitting position or a camera-based launch monitor can make a smaller room work. Read our full room-by-room guide to golf simulator space.

The Best Rooms for a Golf Simulator in Denver Homes

  • Basements: usually our first recommendation. They are enclosed and insulated, and concrete floors suit turf. Older Front Range basements can have low ceilings, ductwork and beams, so we measure the lowest point.
  • Garages: often the largest open space in the house. Denver’s temperature swings mean insulation and heating are needed for year-round play, and a garage door does little to block sound from a shared bedroom wall.
  • Bonus rooms and spare bedrooms: usually finished and climate-controlled, but more likely to fall short on depth, so measure before buying equipment.

Thinking about the garage? See our guide to building a garage golf simulator on any budget.

Why Professional Golf Simulator Home Installation Matters

A simulator is only as good as the room around it. Common problems that hurt simulator performance:

  • A projector with the wrong throw distance for the room, or one corrected with too much keystone, which softens the image
  • A screen too large for a narrow room, which distorts at the edges
  • Overhead fluorescent lights that interfere with ball tracking
  • Untreated concrete walls that make every impact sound boomy
  • A launch monitor that is never properly calibrated, so the shot data is off

We plan all of this before installation starts, so your simulator performs well and looks like it belongs in your home.

The Discrete Integrations Advantage

  • 20+ years of experience: a locally owned team with 250+ projects completed
  • A small, specialized crew: your project is handled by our own team, not a rotating cast of subcontractors
  • Professionals who actually show up
  • One installer for the whole room: projector, screen, displays, audio, lighting and controls from one team
  • We work with your vendor and your team: we coordinate with your simulator vendor, builder and interior designer
  • Ongoing support: software updates, recalibration and troubleshooting after your system is live

Golf Simulator Installation FAQs

It depends on the equipment you choose and how much of the work we handle. Our Premium Package starts at $30,000. For every package, we review your space first and give you transparent pricing after a consultation.

For many Colorado golfers, yes. You can practice and play all year, get detailed data on every swing and skip the wait for tee times. A simulator room also doubles as entertainment space for family and guests.

Yes, but it is the minimum. A 9 ft ceiling works for compact swings. Most golfers are more comfortable at 10 ft, and anyone over 6 ft tall or wanting a full driver swing should plan for 10.5 to 12 ft.

It can work. A 12 ft width gives you good room to swing, but depth is usually the limit. Most setups are comfortable at about 15 ft deep. In a 12 ft deep room, a camera-based launch monitor or a net-and-mat setup is the better fit.

About 15 by 18 ft with a 10.5 ft ceiling. The minimum is 10 ft wide, 10 ft deep and a 9 ft ceiling.

The best setup is the one that fits your room and your game. Camera-based launch monitors suit tighter rooms, while radar units need more space behind the tee. We review your space first and recommend equipment that matches your needs and budget.

Build a Golf Simulator Room That Performs

Discrete Integrations combines commercial-grade A/V technology with clean, modern design to deliver high-performing golf simulator spaces in Denver. Whether you’re focused on improving your short game or building a client-facing experience, we help you bring it to life with precision and style.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation. Let’s start planning your golf simulator installation project.