TruGolf golf simulators · Kansas City.

What TruGolf is known for

TruGolf calls itself the original golf simulator and says it has built simulators since 2004. Its range runs from launch monitors to complete rooms, and its E6 software is used on many simulators beyond its own. These are the families TruGolf’s site lists today:

• Launch monitors. APOGEE, which TruGolf describes as combining ease of use with a wide range of features; LaunchBox, a portable unit; and MultiSport ARCADE, a family unit that plays more than golf.
• Simulators. Packages named Build Your Own, TruGolf MAX, Starter 10, TruGolf Signature and TruGolf Premium, from a starter bay to a finished room.
• E6 software. E6 and E6 CONNECT, the course and practice software. TruGolf points to better graphics and a simpler interface in the current E6.
• RANGE. An indoor driving range system for business use, which belongs to our commercial work rather than a house.

Where we use TruGolf

A TruGolf package fits a basement bay, a garage that doubles as a golf room, or a bonus room with enough height. LaunchBox suits a room that also serves another purpose, because it can come out of the way. For a business, RANGE and the larger packages belong to our commercial golf bays work. The room itself is our golf simulator installation service. If the brief points elsewhere, we also build with Foresight Sports and Uneekor.

What we check before we order

• Height. The ceiling over the hitting position, measured with a full swing in mind, and the height the projector has to hang at to stay out of the shot.
• Depth and width. The distance from the ball to the screen and the room either side of the player, so a club never meets a wall.
• Power, data and heat. A dedicated circuit, a wired network drop for the PC, and somewhere for the heat from the PC and projector to go.
• Software and sensor. Which TruGolf monitor and which E6 version the room will run, so the PC is sized once.

We write these down on the room review, so the proposal for the TruGolf system is built on measurements, not guesses.

What TruGolf pairs with in our rooms

Around the launch monitor we add an impact screen or an enclosure such as a SimBooth or Carl’s Place build, a short-throw projector like a BenQ sized to the screen, a PC with a wired network drop for E6 CONNECT, speakers for the course sound and dimmable lighting. A Control4 or Crestron keypad by the door starts the room and shuts it down.

How we supply and install TruGolf

We start with a no-cost room review: ceiling height, width, the distance from the hitting position to the screen, and where the projector can hang without shadowing the player. Then a drawing and a written proposal. We order to the plan, build the bay, run cable at rough-in, mount and align the sensors and projector, load the software and walk you through it. Call (913) 804-7575 to book the review.