Indoor Golf Simulator Installers & Builders for Bloomfield Hills, MI Homes
Imagine walking into your own golf room with no tee times, no weather delays, just pure play. We build custom golf simulator rooms that bring the feel of your favorite course into the comfort of your home.
At Sterling Custom Homes and Renovations, we handle simulator installation and complete room design, shaping each space around your launch monitor, impact screen, and hitting mats. While you provide the golf simulator software, our team takes care of everything else, including the lighting, layout, sound control, and finishes that make the room feel like a true retreat.
Whether starting fresh or giving your space a mulligan, our process delivers a clean, tailored golf simulator room designed to fit how you live and play.
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How Our Custom Golf Simulator Installation Services Can Bring Pro Golf to Your Basement
Every great round starts with great surroundings. We design golf simulator rooms that don’t just function, but feel like your favorite golf course. With the right layout, finishes, and visual details, we can shape your space to echo the look and atmosphere of legendary courses or nearby favorites. It’s about creating a space that brings you into the game every time you walk in.
Here are just a few ways we can shape your room to reflect course-inspired design:
- Augusta National: Clean white trim, deep green walls, and subtle nods to Amen Corner’s lush visuals.
- Bonita Bay Club: Contemporary elements with clean finishes and design themes inspired by bold bunkering and lush greenery in Bonita Springs.
- Cypress Point: Coastal textures, cool tones, and high-contrast lighting that nod to its dramatic oceanside setting.
- Oakland Hills Country Club: Traditional architectural details with cool tones, referencing Donald Ross’s tiered greens and timeless layout in Bloomfield Hills.
- Oakmont: Rich textures, dark tones, and built-in elements that reference the iconic church pew bunkers.
- Pebble Beach: Soft lighting, open layouts, and finishes inspired by oceanfront cliffs and natural scenery.
- Pine Valley: Natural wood accents and sandy color palettes that hint at its forest-lined fairways and strategic bunkers.
- Royal Melbourne: Contrasting surfaces and bold lines reflecting the sharp bunker edges and natural landscape of this Australian icon.
- Shinnecock Hills: Windswept, wide-open feel with minimalism, neutral tones, and subtle elevation shifts in design.
- St Andrews: Classic wood tones and open space planning inspired by the historic links and rolling greens of the Old Course.
Your golf room should feel like your favorite place to play. With our design and installation services, we’ll help turn that vision into a room that looks, feels, and plays just right with no travel required.
How a Golf Simulator Boosts Your Property Value
A well-designed golf simulator room creates a standout feature that attracts buyers and adds long-term value to your home. Custom spaces built around premium materials, clean finishes, and tech-ready layouts often become a talking point during showings, especially for buyers who want more than standard square footage. It’s a smart use of space that blends lifestyle, entertainment, and modern design.
Because golf simulators are growing in popularity, having one already built into your home gives it an edge in the market. With features like soundproofing, ceiling-mounted equipment, integrated lighting, and durable hitting mats, the space becomes a unique selling point that sets your property apart.
Other Home Renovations
Every home has room to grow. A refreshed kitchen, an added suite, or a redesigned layout can make everyday living easier and more enjoyable. Our team brings practical ideas and thoughtful craftsmanship to every space.
Specialty Home Renovations We Can Handle Besides Golf Simulators
Beyond golf simulator renovations, many homeowners are enhancing their living spaces with additional custom features that bring comfort, entertainment, and style under one roof. We can create a luxury space that reflects your lifestyle and skyrockets your home’s value.
Popular home renovations in Bloomfield Hills:
- Bars & Entertaining Lounges: Bespoke wet bars and lounge areas crafted for gatherings and celebrations.
- Craft or Hobby Rooms: Tailored spaces for art, music, or hands-on creative projects.
- Game Rooms: Multi-purpose entertainment spaces with billiards, poker, or arcade setups.
- Guest Suites: Private, welcoming accommodations with luxury finishes for family and visitors.
- Home Gyms & Wellness Rooms: Private fitness studios or spa-inspired retreats for health and relaxation.
- Home Offices: Professional yet comfortable environments designed for productivity and focus.
- Home Theaters: True cinema experiences at home with tiered seating, surround sound systems, and custom lighting.
- Libraries & Studies: Quiet, refined spaces with custom millwork and built-ins for reading or work.
- Outdoor Living Rooms: Covered patios, kitchens, and lounge spaces that blur the line between indoors and out.
- Wine Cellars: Climate-controlled, elegantly designed cellars to showcase and preserve your collection.
Every room has potential, and we love bringing it out. Regardless of size, we shape each room to fit your life, your style, and the way you want to live. Our specialty services are about creating something that feels just right for your life.
Golf Simulator Installers FAQs
Most home golf simulators require a room at least 10 feet wide, 10 feet long, and 9 feet high. This gives enough room for a full swing, proper screen setup, and safe clearance.
Recommended dimensions:
- Width: 10–12 feet (more for left- and right-handed players)
- Length: 12–16 feet (to allow ball flight and launch monitor tracking)
- Height: 9–10 feet (higher ceilings are safer for taller golfers or driver swings)
Quick tips:
- Check the height of your swing arc with your longest club.
- Allow extra space for side netting if you’re a beginner or tend to mishit.
- Portable simulators may need less depth, but ceiling height remains critical.
Why this matters: Adequate space makes sure you can swing comfortably, protect your walls and ceiling, and get accurate simulator readings. Too little space may limit club selection or risk safety issues.
Yes, you can absolutely use your own launch monitor and golf simulator software as part of your home golf simulator setup. We build the room around the equipment you already own, tailoring the layout, lighting, and finishes to support a smooth and reliable golfing experience.
Our role is to deliver a complete simulator solution that works with your technology, not to replace it. You choose the tools, and we shape the space to make them perform at their best. It’s a flexible way to get the setup you want, without giving up control of your gear at your home or business.
The best rooms for a golf simulator are those with ample space, high ceilings, and minimal obstructions. Basements, garages, and spare bedrooms are popular choices because they typically provide enough width and height for a full swing.
Best room options:
- Basement: Consistent ceiling height, low foot traffic, easy to dedicate as a golf space.
- Garage: Good ceiling clearance and ventilation, plus the option to open the door for extra length.
- Spare Bedroom or Bonus Room: Works if ceilings are 9+ feet and the room is at least 10×12 feet.
- Dedicated Home Theater or Rec Room: Can double as an entertainment space when not golfing.
Room features to look for:
- Ceiling height of at least nine feet.
- Width of 10–12 feet (more if both left- and right-handed golfers will use it).
- Minimal windows or breakables nearby.
- Solid walls or space for an impact screen and netting.
Why this matters: Choosing the right room prevents damage, maximizes comfort, and ensures accurate tracking. A poorly sized room can limit your simulator’s performance and make swinging unsafe.
The room is always designed around your simulator setup. Since launch monitors, impact screens, and hitting mats all require specific spacing and alignment, we start with the equipment placement first. This ensures you get accurate readings, a clear view, and the best possible golfing experience from your system.
Once the simulator layout is set, we design the rest of the room to complement it. Lighting, soundproofing, flooring, and finishes are added to create a comfortable and polished environment. The result is a simulator solution that not only performs well but also feels like a natural part of your home.
A well-designed golf simulator room should balance function, safety, and comfort. Durable finishes and thoughtful features make the space both practical and enjoyable.
Recommended finishes:
- Flooring: Padded turf or low-pile carpet to reduce bounce and protect clubs.
- Walls: Dark-colored paint or acoustic panels to reduce glare and improve visuals.
- Ceiling: Flat, non-textured ceilings painted in darker tones to minimize light reflection.
Key features to include:
- Impact screen and side netting for safety and ball control.
- Lighting control (dimmable or recessed) to optimize projector visuals.
- Soundproofing to keep noise contained, especially in shared homes.
- Storage solutions, such as built-in racks for clubs, balls, and accessories.
- Ventilation or climate control for comfort in garages or basements.
Why this matters: Finishes and features directly affect simulator performance, room safety, and overall playing experience. The right design choices help create a professional and enjoyable space year-round.