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The cost of a Trackman golf simulator depends on your space, setup, and software package. Whether it’s for your home or a commercial facility, we’ll help you build a solution that fits your needs — just reach out for a tailored quote.

For the best experience, we recommend a room that’s at least 15 ft wide, 10 ft high, and 18 ft deep (approximately 4.6m x 3.1m x 5.5m). The absolute minimum space required is around 8 ft 2 in (2.5m) from screen to ball — but actual width and height depend on your swing comfort.

For a full breakdown by room type and launch monitor, see our golf simulator space guide.

Ceiling height depends on your swing and body height. To comfortably swing a driver, most users need at least 9 to 10 feet (2.7–3.1 m). Taller players or those with aggressive swings may require more space to avoid feeling restricted.

Trackman combines the best of both worlds — radar and camera tracking — to measure club and ball data with incredible precision. Paired with our Virtual Golf 3 software, it creates an ultra-realistic indoor golf experience that looks and feels just like the real thing.

Yes, the Trackman iO Home is purpose-built for home use. It offers the same trusted accuracy and immersive software experience as our professional setups - without requiring a large space. Whether you're building a dedicated simulator room, garage project or garden house, Trackman iO makes it possible.

See how others have built theirs in our garage golf simulator guide.

The Trackman iO Home is built specifically for golfers who want a simulator in their home. It combines our trusted radar and camera technology with ultra-realistic graphics and access to over 300 world-class courses. It’s easy to install, space-efficient, and delivers the same pro-level experience we’re known for — right in your own home.

Every major professional golf organization — including the PGA Tour, DP World Tour, LPGA Tour and LIV Golf — independently chose Trackman as their official measurement technology. The same radar technology powering those tours powers every Trackman simulator.

Accuracy depends entirely on the technology measuring your shots. Most simulators only track initial launch conditions and model the rest. Trackman combines radar and camera technology, with models built on billions of measured full ball flights — meaning what you see on screen matches what happens on the course.

Most simulators use either camera or radar technology and estimate what they can't measure. Trackman combines both, using the best of each. And unlike competitors that only track initial launch conditions, Trackman's models are built on billions of measured full ball flights — delivering real data, not estimates.

If practice is the goal, accuracy matters. A simulator that shows you the wrong carry distance or spin rate reinforces the wrong habits. Trackman is the only simulator built on the same measurement technology trusted by every major tour and equipment manufacturer — so the feedback you get indoors translates directly to the course.

Trackman is the only golf simulator combining radar and camera technology with models built on billions of measured real ball flights. It is the same technology independently chosen by the PGA Tour, DP World Tour, LPGA Tour, LIV Golf and the R&A — making it the most validated measurement system in golf.