“Our primary customer is someone who’s limited on space,” Jenkins says, noting that demand for golf simulators has grown “massively” over the past three to five years.

Daniel and Moran Alon, co-owners of Integrate IT | Automation and Security, have also expanded into simulator installations. Their company specializes in innovative home automation solutions, including lighting control, motorized shades, networking, security systems, distributed audio and video, and custom home theaters. Adding golf simulators was a natural extension.

“We’re seeing more companies bring simulators into their workspaces for employees or owners to enjoy,” Moran says.

B.J. Supple, owner of Assembled Golf Midwest, which serves the Kansas City area as part of his Iowa-based territory, has noticed a shift in consumer perception as well.

“Years ago, people assumed home simulators were too expensive or required an unrealistic amount of space,” Supple says. “They were used to big commercial bays packed with technology, which can feel intimidating. That’s changed.”

Today, it’s common for homeowners or business owners to submit room dimensions and specifications, allowing installers to design systems that fit comfortably within the available space.

With demand continuing to rise, one phrase is being heard more often than ever
in basements, garages, and offices alike: Fore!