budget $15,000

[torreypines]

Garage dimension 18 D, 10 W, 14 ( I realize 10 W is too narrow- could go to 14 ft)
Trackman v Trugolf v ProTee v Foresight
Cheaper to purchase individual components v package?
However I am not very handy.
reason for sim: play golf in winter (a lot of snow), swing analysis.

[Jsgregg]

Umm, with those dimensions, GC2?

[Dax]

I'm thinking Cg2 for you as well, but you should likely try each of the ones you listed. I'm not handy at all and managed to build a nice enclosure in my garage. Read through some of the other threads as there is lots of good advice and I believe that I have posted a few as well telling where I ordered things and what I have purchased.

[Dax]

Forgot to mention that I would go to the 14 feet wide option if you can.

[DjPiLL]

I make due with a 10' wide garage with a GC2 setup. Can swing my driver barely. 14' would have been better though.

[golferinmd]

I would go with the GC2, mat, net and projector.. you can get it under $15K...I did

[Dax]

Don't forget to budget for a computer and the cage (if you go with a cage).

[torreypines]

Thanks for info. Possible to use E6Golf software with GC2? - recs for sim software with GC2?

[torreypines]

Which sim software do you use?

[ZMax]

E6 from ProTee works with the GC2. But you have to buy Protee 2.0 and E6 as a package, which is about $4k I think. You'll have 160+ courses total including Augusta National(ProTee 2.0).