The 8 Best Golf Simulators
This wiki has been updated 24 times since it was first published in November of 2018. Rain, work, and family. These are the three biggest obstacles standing in the way of improving your golf game. Luckily, you can develop all the skills you need right from home with one of these simulators, as they let you play virtual rounds or hit the driving range, all while providing valuable feedback on your swing. Now you never have to go another miserable day without hitting the links.
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Editor's Notes
November 14, 2018:
While some options can be almost as expensive as a country club membership, we tried to add a few that were in the average duffer's budget, like the Rapsodo R-Motion. We also took into consideration the fact that most users can't dedicate an entire room of their house to practicing their swing, and placed an emphasis on models that offered a small footprint.
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