Our Work
Past Installs.
Real Rooms.
Custom golf simulator rooms designed and installed for serious golfers across North Carolina.
Indoor Golf Works is owned and operated by a PGA Professional with hands-on experience across more than 100 simulator installations. Every project is managed directly — one point of contact, start to finish.
We come to your space, take measurements, and build a custom plan around your room, your equipment, and how you actually play.
We show up on time, work clean, and don't leave until every component is installed and calibrated correctly.
Walk in, grab a club. Your room is dialed in from day one — no adjustments, no troubleshooting.
Every room is different. We measure your space, account for ceiling height, lighting, and swing path, and design a layout that maximizes performance.
Turf, screens, projectors, launch monitors, and impact protection — we handle the full build from start to finish.
Already have equipment or a partial setup? We'll assess what you have, tell you what needs to change, and help you get the most out of your investment.
We design and install systems from Foresight Sports, TrackMan, and Uneekor. Not sure which is right for your space? We'll tell you straight.
Based in Raleigh, NC — serving homeowners across North Carolina.
Thinking about adding a golf simulator to your home? You're not alone. Across North Carolina — from Raleigh to Charlotte to the Outer Banks — more homeowners are converting spare rooms, garages, and basements into dedicated golf spaces.
The space comes first. Every major launch monitor has minimum requirements, and designing around them from the start is what separates a room that works from one you end up redoing.
At minimum you need:
If your space is tight, that doesn't mean you're out — it means the design has to be smarter.
Foresight Sports, TrackMan, and Uneekor all make outstanding systems. Each has strengths depending on how you plan to use the room — practice, entertainment, fitting, or all three. The right choice comes down to your available space, ceiling height, and budget. Accuracy-wise, you're in good hands with any of them at this level.
What nobody tells you is that the room itself is where most builds succeed or fail. Screen size, projector throw distance, turf selection, and impact protection — many of these decisions are driven directly by your space. Work with the room, not against it, and everything else falls into place.
A poorly installed simulator room is frustrating to use and expensive to fix. Screens that aren't tensioned properly. Projectors that aren't calibrated. Launch monitors that aren't positioned correctly for your swing.
When you hire someone to build your golf room, you're not just paying for labor. You're paying for the experience to know what can go wrong before it does.
A complete home golf simulator — room build, launch monitor, and installation — typically runs between $20,000 and $60,000+ depending on the system, the space, and the level of finish. That's a wide range — and the difference is usually in the details.
Budget builds cut corners on the room. Premium builds treat the space as seriously as the technology.
The best golf simulator room is the one that fits your space, matches your game, and gets used every week.
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