SES plans and installs residential golf simulators where swing technology, projection, impact protection, turf, lighting, sound and simple control work together as one finished room.
A convincing simulator is more than a launch monitor and screen. SES coordinates room dimensions, golfer safety, tracking requirements, image geometry, computing, surfaces, lighting and controls before the equipment is installed.
SES can deliver the complete experience, improve an existing simulator or provide selected parts of the project where the room is already prepared.
Confirm that the proposed space supports safe swings, accurate tracking and a comfortable viewing experience.
Select and position the measurement technology around the room, player goals and expected use.
Create a protected, correctly proportioned image surface that fits the simulator and the architecture.
Finish the simulator as a comfortable practice room and an inviting entertainment space.
Commission the complete system and keep it ready for practice, family play and entertaining.
SES sizes the system around the room, the players and the way the household wants to use the space—not around a one-size-fits-all equipment package.
SES supplies equipment as part of a professionally designed installation and can also replace or expand compatible components in an existing simulator.
SES coordinates measurement, computing, software, projection and the room so the system responds quickly and consistently without making the customer manage separate technical layers.
The hitting area, mat and clearances support a comfortable swing from the planned player position.
Cameras or sensors collect the ball and available club data required by the selected platform.
Simulator software interprets the measurement and updates practice data or virtual course play.
The correctly aligned image fills the impact screen while sound and secondary displays support the experience.
Lighting, audio, displays and control can respond together for practice, play or entertaining.
The room is part of the system: ceiling height, swing width, screen distance, tracking clearances, projector geometry, ambient light and surface protection must be resolved together.
SES confirms the physical and technical requirements before equipment is ordered, reducing compromises that appear when screens, sensors and projectors are selected independently.
We identify the players, room, practice goals, entertainment needs, preferred software, schedule and budget.
SES verifies swing clearances, screen wall, hitting position, projector geometry, lighting, electrical and networking conditions.
We define the tracking technology, screen, enclosure, projection, computing, surfaces, room protection and complete project scope.
The enclosure, electronics, surfaces and supporting systems are installed, connected and configured as one experience.
Tracking and projection are aligned, software is tested, the customer is trained and ongoing support options are reviewed.
Tell us whether you are considering a dedicated simulator room, converting an existing space, upgrading equipment or repairing a system that does not perform as expected.