Bring the course home. Horizon Home Cinema designs and installs bespoke indoor golf simulators across Glasgow, Edinburgh and the rest of Scotland — full-swing hitting bays, launch monitor integration, custom enclosures and true-to-life projection, built into a dedicated room, garage or garden building.
Properly sized and safety-netted hitting area built to suit your room, garage or garden building, with impact-screen projection sized for accurate ball flight.
Professional setup and calibration of your chosen launch monitor and simulation software, so shot data and course play are accurate from day one.
Bespoke enclosure framing, impact screen, and premium hitting/putting turf finished to match the rest of your home.
Integrated audio and lighting control so the space works as a golf bay, a home cinema, or both — on the same system.
Every golf simulator we build is designed around your space and your game — from a compact garage bay to a full dedicated golf room. We handle the acoustic and structural planning, the AV and simulator technology, and the finishing touches, so the result looks and plays like a proper club-quality bay, not a kit stuck in a spare room.
A comfortable full-swing bay typically needs around 4m (length) x 3.5m (width) x 2.6m (height), though we can design around smaller or irregular spaces — get in touch with your room dimensions and we'll advise what's achievable.
Yes — many of our golf simulator installations double as a home cinema or media room, sharing the same projector, screen, and audio system.
Yes, we regularly convert garages, garden rooms and basements into golf simulator spaces across Scotland, including any insulation, lighting and ventilation work needed to make the space comfortable year-round.
We install commercial-grade camera and radar launch monitors such as TrackMan, Foresight and GCQuad, set up and calibrated with your chosen simulation software. That means accurate ball speed, spin and launch data, and hundreds of courses to play in high resolution.
Yes. We can bring heating, cooling and ventilation onto the same control system as the simulator, so the room stays at a comfortable, consistent temperature in summer and winter, which also keeps club and ball performance consistent.
The simulator PC and amplifiers sit in a discreet equipment rack, speakers go into the ceiling or walls, and tracking sensors are mounted neatly overhead, so the room looks finished rather than full of kit.
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