Explore Our Golf Simulator Options in Denver
Every Denver home is different—basements, garages, bonus rooms, and even backyard structures can all become incredible simulator spaces when they’re planned correctly. Virtual Tee Systems builds around your space and your goals, using premium equipment—from Launch Monitors and performance software to floor-to-ceiling finishing details.
Here are the most popular routes for Denver-area homeowners:
Custom Home Golf Simulators
This is the fully tailored approach: we design the layout, select the right components, and build the room so everything looks and plays at a luxury level. If you want your simulator to feel integrated into your home (not temporary), a custom build is usually the right fit.
Retractable Enclosures for Multi-Use Rooms
Want your garage bay or bonus room back when you’re not playing? Retractable builds are ideal for Denver homes where the space needs to serve multiple purposes. Many homeowners pair a retractable screen with a clean ceiling mount and durable flooring so the room still looks “normal” when the sim is tucked away.
DIY Enclosures and DIY Packages
DIY can be a great value when you want the performance of high-end equipment but you’re comfortable assembling components yourself. Our Sim Packs collection is a strong starting point, especially when you want a clear path to pro-level results without the full custom build.
Upgrades and Redesigns
Already have a simulator that feels outdated—or a setup that never worked quite right? We can help with upgrades (projector, screen, turf, padding, lighting) or a full redesign that brings everything up to modern standards.
If you’re deciding between a full simulator experience and a data-only setup, the Simulators vs. Launch Monitors guide can help clarify what makes the most sense for your goals.
Popular Places for a Home Golf Simulator in Denver Homes
Denver-area homes offer a few common “best fit” spaces for a simulator build. Here’s how we typically approach each:
Basement Golf Simulators
Basements are often the best option for immersion: controlled lighting, quiet placement in the home, and room to build a finished environment with wall protection, acoustics, and a theater-like feel. If you’re exploring this route, the Basement Golf Simulator page provides a helpful overview of planning and equipment.
Garage Golf Simulators
Garages are a favorite across the Front Range because they’re practical and accessible—especially when you build retractable functionality into the design. If you’re considering a garage build, the Garage Golf Simulators: Transform Your Garage Today resource covers key planning considerations.
Shed and Backyard Builds
For Denver-area homeowners who want to keep the simulator separate from the main house, a backyard structure can be an amazing option—especially when you want a dedicated golf + entertainment retreat. The Golf Simulator Shed page breaks down what to consider for shed-based builds.
Denver Golf Simulator Room Requirements and Space Planning
The best Denver simulator builds start with accurate planning. Before choosing equipment, you want to understand your space constraints—especially ceiling height, depth, and hitting position.
Here are practical guidelines that work well for most home builds:
- Ceiling height: Many golfers are comfortable around 9–10 feet, but it depends on swing mechanics and hitting mat height.
- Room width: Around 12–15 feet is often ideal, especially for right/left-handed flexibility.
- Room depth: Around 18–20 feet is a common target for comfortable ball flight, screen distance, and safety.
If your space is tighter than that, you may still have great options. The article Low Ceiling? You Can Still Have a Home Golf Simulator includes practical ways to maximize performance in challenging rooms, including projector placement and low-profile flooring strategies.
And if you want a broader overview of how simulators work and what you’ll need, the Home Simulators Guide page walks through the fundamentals in a simple, step-by-step way.
