What's in a package
Every simulator package here ships as a matched set. You pick the launch monitor and the enclosure size, and the components that have to work together already do. That matters more than it sounds — a projector with the wrong throw ratio for your room, or an enclosure an inch too narrow for your screen, turns a weekend build into a month of returns.
Start with your room, not the launch monitor
The single most common mistake is buying the tracking hardware first. Measure your ceiling height, width and depth before anything else.
- Ceiling under 9 feet — you're limited to rear-mounted or portable launch monitors. Overhead units need clearance.
- Under 12 feet of width — check the enclosure footprint carefully, and expect a tighter swing corridor for left-handers.
- Under 15 feet of depth — you'll need a short throw projector, and your launch monitor needs a short ball-flight read.
Overhead or rear-mounted
Overhead units like the Uneekor EYE XO and XO2 mount to the ceiling, sit out of your swing path entirely, and read club data off the ball's dimple pattern with no stickers. They need the ceiling height.
Rear-mounted and portable units sit behind the tee. Easier to install, easier to move, and they work in rooms where an overhead mount isn't possible.
Home or commercial
Residential builds prioritize install simplicity and a clean look in a shared room. Commercial bays prioritize durability under daily use — heavier frames, tougher screens, and materials that survive thousands of shots a week. The commercial packages here are built to that standard.
Not sure which package fits your space? Send us your room dimensions and we'll tell you what will actually work in it.
