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A DIY simulator works best when you treat it like a sequence, not a shopping spree. Start with room fit and safety, then build your stack in layers.
First, lock your hitting zone dimensions and swing clearance. Second, choose ball containment with a net you can trust—Spornia SPG-7 for full setups or SPG-5 for tight spaces. Third, buy a mat you can practice on consistently, like GoSports Elite or Country Club Elite.
After containment and strike surface are solved, choose your launch monitor and display path. For projection, BenQ TK710STi is a practical short-throw option. For simulator compute, a straightforward prebuilt like CyberPowerPC RTX 5060 keeps setup friction low.
The practical DIY rule
Build in this order: space → safety → strike surface → launch data → visuals. That order protects your budget and avoids rebuilds.
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