Golf Simulator Flooring

Planning Golf Simulator Flooring

Golf simulator flooring covers the area between you and the screen with turf, so the bay looks finished, sounds quieter and plays better. It also solves a practical problem: when the floor is level with the hitting mat, your feet and the ball sit at the same height, exactly as they do on the course.

What good flooring does

• Brings the standing area flush with the hitting surface.
• Protects concrete or finished floors from clubs and bouncing balls.
• Softens noise and stops balls rolling under the enclosure.
• Gives you a surface to chip and putt on between full shots.

Measure before you order

Sketch the bay from the screen back to where you stand, including the full width of the enclosure. Decide whether the hitting mat will sit on top of the flooring or drop into a cut-out so it sits flush. Note the door swings, floor drains and outlets you need to work around.

One system or separate pieces?

A complete flooring system arrives sized to match a specific enclosure and gives the cleanest result. Building from individual mats and extension strips costs less and lets you cover the floor in stages.

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