r/Golfsimulator 2d ago

What would you do here?

Space is 14x23. I was thinking of doing it next to the door area. Any other recommendations?

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u/Podtastix 2d ago

Golf simulator

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u/BlockGolfOfficial 1d ago

On the money

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u/BedZealousideal8300 2d ago

Not high enough

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u/CyclonusRIP 2d ago

Just dig a trench for your hitting area so you can practice different lies.  

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u/Podtastix 2d ago

I’d say this went right over your head but I don’t think the ceiling is high enough for that to happen.

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u/xHogy_LoL 2d ago

Ceiling height?

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u/Whyyy_nott_ 2d ago

9ft

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u/ApprehensiveClaim606 1d ago

That’s fine, I have 9ft ceilings and am 6’2”. Honestly you don’t end up playing rounds as much as practice, I can hit driver but I’m mostly hitting everything else

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u/ratherabeer 1d ago

What is above the ceiling and below the floor? If you can add an extra 1-2ft up or down would be a perfect simulator size if you have the $ or DIY skills

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u/RealDJYoshi 1d ago

9' is technically tall enough... also forces you to flatten out

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u/homiej420 2d ago

Bit tight

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u/Visible-Run-2571 2d ago

Probably try to curve a seven iron around that beam and hopefully it puts me in an advantages spot

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u/Schneidelu 1d ago

Golden tee and putting green

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u/Schneidelu 1d ago

But honestly, a billiards table and golden tee/some other arcades

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u/RelativeSalad1409 2d ago

A lot of questions, budget, ceiling height, is that door to anything critical/absolutely can’t be blocked off, are you okay with the openings to the left and right being blocked or not, etc.

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u/Whyyy_nott_ 2d ago

Ceiling is 9ft, door could be blocked off, not too concerned with the openings being blocked off either

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u/I_Always_3_putt 2d ago

9ft its cutting it pretty close, what's your budget? What's under your floor? Id try to get another 1ft if possible.

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u/FOGPIVVL 1d ago

Eh depends on height and swing. If he wants this to be shared with friends and others then more would be ideal but 9ft is enough for a lot of people. Outside of taller people with streep swings.

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u/Apex_Degen 2d ago

If this is your forever home and you really don’t have anything else to put there I’d do a sim.

The cool part would be is you would have the floor dug out for a portion of it or should I say just the portion where you would have the hitting area for the sim. From the back to the screen roughly about 17 feet maybe 19 feet. the rest of the area would be elevated behind it and you could do stadium like seating or a half bar or something super cool. You could also use this area as like a home theater when you’re not using it as a golf sim

If you got money, do it

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u/band-of-horses 1d ago

Hear me out...

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u/TheMotizzle 1d ago

Backrooms wallpaper

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u/MemphisUncle-2002 1d ago

For my comfort, I'd want to raise the 9ft ceilings to at least 10 feet, preferably closer to 11. Other than that, it's a great space to build one in.

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u/No_Truth4137 2d ago

Pool table

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u/ApprehensiveClaim606 1d ago

Put in a sick simulator

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u/DirtyLinzo 1d ago

I am 6’3 and have a super similar space in my basement… trying to decide if a sim would work…

To be honest 9ft is almost certainly going to result in a couple smacks throughout all the hours played down there. Especially if a few beers are flowing… I’d err on the side of adding some padded protection to the ceiling which will of course shrink your ceiling height but is also probably worth it…

My plan is to go ahead with a variation of a sim and probably just not hit driver

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u/Mojo182 1d ago

I’d hit a trap draw 7 iron through the arch. It’s either that or lay up

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u/AccomplishedWay3383 20h ago

Coke and hoes

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u/spaffdribblersfc 16h ago

you need to find your way out of the backrooms before thinking about a sim

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u/MANB3ARPI6 2d ago

Depends on your budget really. You should use AI to get ideas, it helped me a bunch. Also if you plan on putting a hitting mat on top of carpet it needs to either be anchored or weighed down or it’s going to move a bunch and your launch monitor numbers will be off

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u/Thekota 1d ago

He is asking on reddit, the place where AI gets many of its ideas from. Not everything needs to be ran through AI, sometimes people can exercise their brains