Projects

Every room has one hard problem.

A finished photo shows a result. It doesn't show the beam we worked around, the slab that wasn't level, or the wall we built so the enclosure had something to hang on. Each project below names the constraint and what we did about it.

Case studies

Commercial builds

Stuart, FL · Commercial · Our own facility

A bare shell to five bays

The problem

A bare retail shell: open slab, exposed deck, and a structural column standing exactly where a bay wanted to go. Bays running back to back all day share walls, sound carries between them, and sightlines between screens pull a player's eye at the wrong moment. Both are unfixable once the studs are up.

What we built

Separation and sightlines planned before framing started. Bay partitions are positioned so no screen is visible from an adjacent hitting position, with acoustic treatment built into the walls. The column was absorbed into the layout. Overhead units on a shared calibration, turf and subfloor throughout, and a floor plan that lets staff walk behind every bay without crossing a swing.

Floor6,000 ft²
Bays5
Putting green1,200 ft²
Was beforeBare retail shell
MonitorsForesight Falcon × 4, GCQuad × 1
CustomSound separation, sightline planning, turf and subfloor throughout

This one is ours. 247 Indoor Golf has run seven days a week ever since, which is how we know what holds up.

Multi-bay simulator facility with lit Foresight screens, turf floor and players hitting.

The same commercial space before and after: bare concrete shell on the left, finished simulator bays on the right.

BeforeAfter

Palm City, FL · Commercial · Modular

Four bays in a 4,000 sq ft recreation facility

The problem

An industrial flex space with hard white walls and an open steel deck. Rooms like this are loud before anything is installed, and four bays running at once in 4,000 square feet means sound and sightlines have to be solved by where things sit, not by what gets hung on the walls afterwards.

What we built

Four bays on Foresight Falcons, overhead so the floor stays clear and a left-hander needs nothing moved. Freestanding enclosures positioned so no screen sits in a neighbouring player's eyeline, projectors on ceiling arms, hitting mats on full turf, and mobile monitor cabinets so the operator can reconfigure a bay.

FacilityGolf & recreation, 4,000 ft²
Bays4
Was beforeIndustrial flex space
MonitorsForesight Falcon × 4

Completed 2026. Client name withheld at their request.

Four simulator enclosures under overhead projectors in a white-walled commercial space, with mobile monitor cabinets at each bay. — During installation: bays set, projectors mounted, tools still on site.

More installations

Garages, spare rooms, media rooms, studios

A selection of home and private installs across Florida, custom built-in and modular. Client names withheld.

Built-in or modular?

Fully padded simulator room with an overhead Foresight launch monitor and an impact screen showing a course. — Fully padded room · overhead monitorBuilt-in

Simulator enclosure in a garage beside a wood roll-up shutter, with turf flooring and a ceiling projector. — Garage · beside a roll-up shutterModular

Private studio with an overhead Foresight unit, impact screen and a wall of fitting shafts. — Private studio · fitting wallBuilt-in

Freestanding simulator enclosure in a garage with a floor-side launch monitor beside the hitting area. — Garage · floor-side monitorModular

Simulator built into a dark media room with an overhead Foresight unit and wall-to-wall screen. — Media room conversionBuilt-in

Freestanding simulator enclosure in a garage with a floor-side launch monitor on the hitting mat. — Garage · monitor on the matModular

Padded simulator room at handover, with a drill still on the turf and the overhead unit mounted above. — Install day · tools still outBuilt-in

Simulator enclosure with ceiling-mounted launch monitor in a large white room. — Install day · enclosure and overhead unitModular

Simulator in a dark-walled room with a ceiling projector and full-width screen. — Dark-walled room · ceiling projectorBuilt-in

Wide view of a private studio simulator with projector, overhead launch monitor, mini-split and shaft wall. — Private studio · wideBuilt-in

Straight-on view of the garage simulator enclosure with turf hitting area. — Garage · straight onModular

Clients

“We love our golf simulator. Our neighbors are really jealous.” Jeff · Vero Beach

“Pro-Sims took our space to another level.”

John · Orlando

“They have a real eye for detail.”

Greg · Daytona

“It was nice to have professionals handle it from start to finish.”

Robert · Fort Lauderdale

Your room

Tell us what's awkward about your space

Low ceiling, a column in the wrong place, a lefty and a righty under one roof, a wall you'd rather not lose. The constraint is usually the interesting part, and it's what we'd rather hear about first.

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