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*Space Planning
Select an appropriate space (typically at least 4–6 m in length, 3–4 m in width, and 2.7 m in height). Plan the hitting area, screen/impact screen, and projector placement.
*Hardware Installation
Screen & Impact Screen: Mounted on the front wall... Projector: Ceiling-mounted... Sensor Devices: Includes high-speed cameras...
*Software & System Setup
Install dedicated software... Calibrate sensors... Connect PC, projector, and audio system, then complete testing.
*Testing & Optimization
Have the user hit a few shots... Fine-tune lighting and acoustics.
*Projector
Laser light source offers extended durability, but regular inspection is still recommended.
*Impact Screen / Projection Screen
Frequent ball impact may cause wear... Clean dust or stains to prevent image quality degradation.
*Sensor Devices (Radar / Cameras / Infrared)
Wipe lenses regularly... Periodic recalibration ensures accuracy.
*Hitting Area (Golf Mat)
The mat wears out... Some venues prepare spare mats or rotate them.
*System Updates
Simulator software, OS, and drivers require regular updates.
*Data Backup
Player profiles, score records, and other data may need backup to prevent loss.
*Licensing & Subscriptions
Some simulators (especially high-end) require annual licenses or subscription renewals.