The Miller simulator
Technology package
Standard projectors need a lot of throw distance to fill a big screen, which usually means mounting them where your body casts a shadow across the image mid-swing. This one's engineered specifically for simulator bays — short-throw optics let it sit close to the screen while still filling it edge-to-edge in native 4K, so the picture stays sharp and your shadow never gets in the way.
Projector — BenQ AK700ST 4K Short-Throw
This is the same core measurement technology Trackman built its reputation on tour with, scaled down for a home ceiling mount. It combines 24GHz radar with infrared and high-speed camera imaging — called OERT — to directly measure things a lot of simulators only estimate, like true 3D spin and spin axis. The Home Complete tier is what unlocks the full picture: complete club data (path, face angle, attack angle, dynamic loft, impact location), shot replay video, and access to 270-plus courses. It also has a built-in lighting system and self-aligning camera, so there's no external lighting rig or manual calibration step standing between you and your first swing.
Launch Monitor — Trackman iO, Home Complete
Two high-speed cameras — one face-on, one down-the-line — capture your actual swing on video, synced frame-for-frame with the ball and club data. So instead of just seeing a number for club path, you can watch exactly what your club was doing at that instant and match the feeling to the data.
Trackman Swing Cameras
No keyboard, no walking over to a PC between shots — this touchscreen sits right at the hitting area and puts every menu, course selection, and stat screen a tap away. It's a small detail that changes how the room actually gets used day to day.
27" Touchscreen Control Monitor
An RTX 5080, Intel i9, 64GB of RAM, and a 2TB NVMe drive — this machine is built to run everything at full 4K detail with zero stutter between your swing and the shot appearing on screen. Lag is the single biggest thing that breaks immersion in a simulator; this PC exists specifically so you never notice it.
Custom 4K Gaming Build
Two independent zones, each running off its own dedicated Sonos amp: in-ceiling speakers filling the simulator room itself, and a weatherproof outdoor pair covering the pool house exterior. They can run perfectly synced or completely independent — course ambiance inside while music plays outside — all controlled from the Sonos app.
Sonos Amplifiers & Sonance Speakers
SIMULATOR BAY
This isn't a screen bolted to a wall — it's built into one. At 207" wide by 129.375" tall (about 244" on the diagonal), it's sized to fill your entire field of view the way a real course would. The triple-layer construction is the real story here: most simulator screens either bounce the ball back hard enough to feel it, or absorb impact so poorly they wear through in a year. This one does neither — the layered fabric kills ball speed on contact almost silently, and it's trimmed flush with the surrounding wall so there's no visible frame breaking the illusion.
Impact Screen — ACE HiQ Premium Impact Screen System
Hit a ball in an untreated room and you'll hear every impact bounce around for a second afterward — it gets old fast. These panels line both side walls and the ceiling within 5 feet of the screen, which is exactly where sound reflects hardest right after impact. The result is a room that sounds dead quiet even mid-round, which matters more than people expect until they've played in a room without it.
Acoustic Treatment — OnIt Pro Acoustic Panels
TURF SYSTEM
This turf covers the entire bay floor in one continuous 15' by 21' surface — no seams to interrupt a rolling putt, no dead spots. The pile is tuned to mimic real green speed, so time spent reading a break in here actually carries over to reading one on the course, not just miming the motion.
Putting Surface — GrassTex Money Putt Turf
Full-speed swings, every day, will chew through a cheap mat in months. This commercial-grade mat is built for exactly that kind of daily abuse — and it's inlaid directly into the surrounding turf rather than sitting on top of it, so there's no lip or seam to catch a club on the takeaway.
Hitting Surface - Shock Pad