Custom simulator rooms engineered around the player, the architecture and the rest of the home—integrating golf technology, AV, lighting, acoustics, networking, power and control.
Regent5 designs rooms around TrackMan, Full Swing and Foresight Sports rather than forcing every project into one package. Platform selection follows the available dimensions, the player’s goals, how the room will be used and the level of AV and home-control integration expected.
Swing clearance, screen position, projector geometry and seating determine what will feel natural long before finishes are selected. TrackMan currently recommends roughly 15 feet of width, 10 feet of height and 18 feet of depth for a premium setup; the final layout is verified against the chosen platform and the actual player.
A premium simulator room needs controlled, dimmable light without screen washout, acoustic treatment that manages impact noise, a properly sized projection system and durable surrounding finishes. Shading, speaker placement and equipment cooling are coordinated as part of the room—not added after the simulator arrives.
The best rooms disappear into the home’s control system. A programmed scene can power the simulator and projector, set lighting, close shades and bring up audio in one action, then return the room to its normal state when play is finished.
Regent5 can assess rooms installed by another company or inherited with a home, including projector alignment, networking, control-system integration and supported hardware replacement. Repair and upgrade scope depends on equipment condition, manufacturer support, software access and parts availability.
New construction is the ideal time to protect ceiling height, hitting position, projector geometry, screen recesses, dedicated circuits, low-voltage pathways, ventilation and acoustic details. Existing garages, basements and bonus rooms can also work well when the space is measured and engineered before equipment is ordered.
When the screen, projector, speakers, lighting and seating are planned together, the simulator room can also support movies, sports and everyday entertaining. The golf geometry remains the priority, while the AV and control design makes the room useful far beyond practice sessions.
From the launch monitor to the room around it, Regent5 coordinates the systems that determine whether the simulator feels integrated, reliable and effortless to use.
Room design around TrackMan iO or TrackMan 4, including hitting position, ceiling conditions, screen geometry, AV, networking and supported control integration.
Room, projection, power, network and control requirements coordinated around supported Full Swing simulator configurations and the project’s intended use.
Room planning and AV integration for supported Foresight Sports systems, with the final configuration selected around player goals and available space.
Projector brightness, throw distance, lens position, aspect ratio, image size, impact-screen performance and physical protection coordinated as one visual system.
Dimming zones, practice scenes and blackout control designed to keep the hitting area comfortable without washing out the projected image.
Wall and ceiling treatments coordinated to manage ball impact, club noise, room reflections and adjacent-space disturbance while protecting finished surfaces.
Dedicated circuits, surge protection, wired networking, Wi-Fi, equipment ventilation and remote-management requirements planned before finish work.
Supported simulator, AV, lighting and shading functions coordinated with the home-control platform for consistent practice and entertainment scenes.
Swing envelope, screen recesses, projector locations, blocking, conduit, equipment access and service pathways protected before framing and drywall.
Assessment, calibration, network repair, AV upgrades, control-system re-integration and supported component replacement for rooms built by others.
Where we work.
Regent5 designs and services golf simulator rooms for private homes and estates across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California, including the Peninsula, San Francisco, South Bay, East Bay, Marin, Wine Country and Carmel/Monterey. Select projects may extend to Southern California based on scope, schedule and long-term service requirements.
Regent5 designs and integrates golf simulator rooms around TrackMan, Full Swing and Foresight Sports. Platform selection depends on room geometry, player goals, tracking approach, AV requirements, software preferences and long-term support rather than forcing every room around one product.
Often yes. Regent5 can assess the room, projector, computer, network, audio, control system and supported simulator hardware, then define what can be repaired, recalibrated, upgraded or replaced. Service depends on equipment condition, manufacturer support, software access and parts availability.
Room requirements vary by platform and player. TrackMan currently recommends approximately 15 feet or more of width, 10 feet or more of height and 18 feet or more of depth for a premium setup. Regent5 verifies the actual swing envelope and system requirements before equipment is specified.
Yes, when the space provides sufficient swing clearance and can support the required screen, projector, power, network, climate control and acoustic treatment. Ceiling height is usually the first constraint to verify, followed by width and usable depth.
Yes. When the projector, screen, audio, seating, lighting and controls are designed together, the room can support both simulation and entertainment. The plan should account for sightlines, speaker locations, impact protection and how the room transitions between uses.
Brightness, throw distance, lens position, aspect ratio, image size and protection from club and ball impact all matter. The screen must also balance image quality, impact performance and acoustic requirements when speakers are placed behind or around it.
The room needs enough task and ambient light for comfort and safety without washing out the projected image. Regent5 can coordinate dimming, zones, programmed practice scenes and motorized shading with the broader lighting and control system.
It often benefits from it. Ball impact, club noise and hard surfaces can make untreated rooms harsh or disruptive to adjacent spaces. Acoustic design can improve comfort, speech clarity, media playback and sound isolation while also helping protect finished surfaces.
Plan dedicated power, projector and computer locations, wired network connectivity, control wiring, equipment cooling and service access before finishes are complete. New construction also benefits from spare conduit and pathways so displays, cameras or simulator hardware can be upgraded later.
Yes. The room can be coordinated with Lutron lighting and shading plus supported Savant, Control4, Crestron or Vantage control systems. The exact integration depends on the simulator platform and the control interfaces available on the project.
Ideally before framing and MEP decisions are final. Early coordination lets the architect and builder protect swing dimensions, projector geometry, screen recesses, equipment locations, electrical circuits, ventilation, network pathways, lighting and acoustic details before they become expensive to change.
Pricing depends on the simulator platform, room construction, projector and screen, impact protection, AV, lighting, acoustics, electrical work, networking, control and finish requirements. Regent5 scopes from plans or a site assessment so the estimate reflects the actual room rather than a generic package.
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