Golfroom

Golfroom works in a focused niche: bringing together equipment and guidance for building a golf simulator at home or in a commercial space. Based in Klaipėda, Lithuania, its online store ships products across Europe and pairs specialist brands with impact screens it manufactures and customizes. The practical difference is that a simulator project involves more than choosing a launch monitor; the room, projection, and structure that catches each shot matter too.

Impact screens are the centerpiece of Golfroom’s own offering. The company presents standard and custom models made from three layers of heavy-duty polyester, designed to absorb repeated impacts and provide a smooth image surface for simulation. Customers can request dimensions suited to their space and select finishes, edges, pockets, straps, or Velcro; available options depend on the configuration.

The rest of the catalog includes launch monitors, projectors, nets and enclosures, hitting mats, and accessories. The brands section features specialist names such as TrackMan, FlightScope, Foresight Sports, ProTee, and Uneekor, along with products from The Net Return, BenQ, and LG. That range makes it possible to compare components in one store, but shoppers still need to check compatibility and installation requirements for each model, screen, software, and room size.

For customers starting from scratch, Golfroom offers a free consultation and complete simulator packages. The company says it considers available space, budget, and customer needs when recommending components, and can provide project visuals and drawings. It describes support before and after a purchase; the site offers planning guidance, though that should not be mistaken for in-person installation included with every order.

The launch monitor determines which data a virtual practice session can provide, while the projector and screen shape the image and receive the ball. Golfroom sells equipment from different manufacturers and describes its screens as compatible with major launch-monitor brands and simulation software. Customers can request a fabric sample before choosing a custom screen, which offers a way to assess the material and finish.

The company says its products ship from Europe and lists a contact address at H. Manto G. 21 in Klaipėda. Its model combines online retail with remote consultation, giving customers a way to discuss measurements, compatibility, and setup before finalizing an order. For custom screens, the official product page lists a six-month warranty and explains production options; specific shipping and return terms depend on the order.

Golfroom may suit golfers planning a home setup as well as businesses considering a larger simulator space. Its catalog brings together the screen, launch monitor, projection, and containment equipment, while a consultation can help turn room measurements and budget into a coherent configuration. Buyers need to review each product specification and describe the space accurately: in a simulator, dimensions affect both installation and practice.