Buying guide

How to build an indoor studio you'll actually use.

A plain-spoken guide to the decisions that matter — launch monitor, room, mat, screen, and software — and the budget tiers most golfers land in.

Budget tiers

Three studios, three commitments.

$1K – $4K

The Entry Studio

SkyTrak+ · Rapsodo MLM2Pro · Garmin R10

Year-round reps, real ball flight on a budget. Pair with a Carl's Place or SIGPRO net build.

$5K – $15K

The Serious Studio

Foresight GC3 · Uneekor EYE XO · Full Swing KIT

Tour-grade data, reliable spin numbers, the level most committed home golfers land at.

$18K – $50K+

The Reference Studio

TrackMan 4 · Foresight GCQuad / Falcon · TruGolf Vista

Coaching, club fitting, commercial bays — the gear pros choose for a reason.

What actually matters

Six decisions, in order.

01

Room dimensions

Ceiling height before width before depth. 10 feet is the comfort minimum; 9 feet works for most golfers under 6'2".

02

Monitor type

Camera (Foresight, Uneekor) reads the ball at impact. Radar (TrackMan, FlightScope) tracks full flight. Photometric (SkyTrak) splits the difference for the home.

03

Mat & turf

A great mat saves your wrists and gives honest feedback. Fiberbuilt and TrueStrike are the standards.

04

Software

E6 Connect, GSPro, TGC 2019, Awesome Golf — your monitor's software ecosystem matters as much as the hardware.

05

Enclosure & screen

Impact screen quality decides image sharpness and projector lifespan. Build the frame for the room, not the catalog.

06

Projector & PC

Short-throw 4K projectors and a capable Windows PC are the unsung heroes of a great-looking bay.

Need a hand

We'll spec the studio with you.

When Mondo's goes live with its first authorized brands, you'll be able to book a free consultation — room measurements, budget, and goals in, full build sheet out.