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Where Every Room Comes Alive
At Leisure Suite Living, we believe the best moments happen at home — around a pool table, in front of an arcade cabinet, or mid-swing on a golf simulator. Every piece in our collection is chosen to bring that carefree, game-night energy into your space. Orders ship free within the Continental U.S. (excludes AK/HI), and our team is always reachable at support@leisuresuiteliving.com.
Questions We Get a Lot
The enclosures and kits here give you the physical structure — frame, impact screen, and netting. To get full launch data and on-screen gameplay, you'll also want a launch monitor and simulator software, which are sold separately. Think of the enclosure as the foundation everything else plugs into.
Most of our setups are sized around a 10x8 ft frame footprint, but you'll want a few extra feet on each side for a comfortable swing and safe ball travel. A ceiling height of at least 9–10 ft is a common recommendation for a full swing without restriction. Measure your space before you buy — it makes a big difference.
Assembly is designed to be a straightforward home project — frames connect with standard hardware and screens attach to the structure without specialty tools. Most setups can be put together by two people in a few hours using the included components. Detailed instructions come with every kit.
We offer 30-Day Returns on our products — check our Return Policy page for the full details on how to start a return. We recommend double-checking your room dimensions against the product specs before ordering so you get the right fit the first time.
About Our Golf Simulators
A home golf simulator turns any open room into a year-round practice space — no tee times, no weather delays, and no driving to the range. At its core, a simulator setup is a frame structure paired with a high-impact screen that catches the ball and displays your shot data or a virtual course. It is built for anyone who wants to sharpen their game between rounds, introduce the sport to family members in a low-pressure setting, or simply enjoy a recreational activity that fills a game room with energy. When choosing a setup, think about the size of your available space first — ceiling height, room width, and depth all affect how comfortably you can take a full swing. Frame material and screen durability are worth looking at closely, since both take repeated impact over time. Consider whether you want a complete kit with everything in one package or a more modular approach you can build out at your own pace. Either way, a well-chosen simulator becomes one of those home additions the whole household ends up using far more than expected.