A putting mat unrolled across a living room carpet in front of a Christmas tree, with a putter, golf balls and an opened present beside it

November 11, 2026

By Harrison Peck

Christmas Gifts for Golfers: 36 Presents They'll Use Before the Course Dries Out

Between now and March a lot of golfers play less and practise more, on the lounge carpet, in the garage or into a net at the bottom of the garden. If you're buying for one of them, every present here gets used this winter, from £14.99 stocking fillers to a complete home simulator.

Quick summary

  • Golf stocking fillers start at £14.99 for the Longridge Tour Putting Mirror and top out at £29.99 for the PuttOUT Pressure Putt Trainer, which sends a made putt back to you.
  • The PuttOut Medium Putting Mat (£69.99) and the Swing Plate (£59.99) both work on a lounge carpet or a garage mat all winter.
  • For a first launch monitor, the Shot Scope LM1 is £194.99 with no subscription, and the Garmin R10 is £421 with 43,000+ courses on a £89.99-a-year Garmin Golf membership.
  • The cheapest complete simulator we sell is the Garmin R10 EasySim package at £1,657, and it wants a room about 2.8m high, 3.3m wide and 5m deep.
  • Returns are free within the UK for 30 days from purchase, and a launch monitor can only come back unopened, so keep it sealed until Christmas Day.

Which golf gift suits which golfer?

The one that fits where they'll practise this winter. Find your golfer in the first column. The numbers match the picks further down.

Golfer What they'll use this winter Picks
The beginner Aim, grip and putting basics on a carpet 4. Alignment sticks, £19.49; 8. Grip It Rite, £29.99; 11. Slim putting mat, £49.99
The home putting fan A putting surface and something to aim at 6. Devil Ball, £24.99; 7. Pressure Putt Trainer, £29.99; 17. Medium putting mat, £69.99; 33. Modular putting green, £399
The garage or garden practiser Full swings into a net, with feedback on every one 12. Strike mat, £54.99; 16. Garden net, £69; 26. Shot Scope LM1, £194.99; 28. TrueStrike TS-5 net, £229
The simulator owner Upgrades for the bay they already have 3. Metallic dots, £16.99; 19. Acoustic wall tiles, £74.99; 30. GSPro, £250
The golfer who plays all winter Dry grips and distances on a wet course 5. Bag towel, £19.99; 23. PRO L2 rangefinder, £149; 25. Shot Scope G6 watch, £179
The golfer who has everything Storage for the house, a 2-in-1 gadget or a whole simulator 14. Wall club rack, £59.99; 27. Oak club organiser, £199; 32. Garmin Approach G80, £399; 36. Garmin R10 EasySim, £1,657

Some of these picks cost less in our Black November sale.

Golf stocking fillers under £30

All 8 fit in a stocking, and the first 5 cost under £20, which also suits a golf Secret Santa.

1. Longridge Tour Putting Mirror: for checking eyes and shoulders over the ball

The Longridge Tour Putting Mirror with its straight and arcing putting path linesShop now →

The Longridge Tour Putting Mirror lies under the ball and shows whether the head and shoulders are lined up, with straight and arcing path lines for the stroke. It works as well in the lounge as on a practice green, and it's £14.99.

2. GolfBays Shallow Putting Cup: for putting practice on any flat surface

The GolfBays Shallow Putting Cup on a putting surfaceShop now →

The GolfBays Shallow Putting Cup is shallower than a real hole, so it rewards a putt hit at the pace that would drop into a regulation cup on the course. It sits on a mat, a carpet or grass, and a hallway plus this cup makes a practice green for £14.99.

3. Metallic golf ball dots: for the golfer with a radar launch monitor

Sheets of GolfBays metallic reflective dots for golf ballsShop now →

Our metallic golf ball dots stick on the ball so a radar launch monitor gets more accurate spin readings indoors, where the ball only flies a few metres into the screen. The 400-dot pack is £16.99.

The catch: a camera unit beside the ball has no use for them. Find out which kind they own first.

4. Longridge Portable Tour Rod alignment sticks: for aim and alignment drills

A pair of Longridge Portable Tour Rod alignment sticks beside their carry tubeShop now →

The Longridge Portable Tour Rod alignment sticks come as a pair, and they fold into 4 parts, down to a 33cm (13in) tube that lives in the golf bag. Laid on the floor or a range mat they show whether the feet and shoulders aim at the target, and pushed upright into the turf they help with posture. They're £19.49.

5. GolfBays Golf Bag Towel: for wet grips and muddy clubs

The black GolfBays golf bag towel with its embroidered logo and metal clipShop now →

The GolfBays Golf Bag Towel is absorbent black cotton with an embroidered logo and a metal clip that hangs it on the bag. December rounds mean wet grips and muddy clubs. At £19.99 it's also the one golf present that's never the wrong size.

6. PuttOut Devil Ball: for the golfer who misses short putts

The PuttOut Devil Ball beside its box and drawstring pouchShop now →

The PuttOut Devil Ball has a flat-edged band where the putter strikes it, so a closed face sends it spinning off left and an open face sends it right. It's the size and weight of a golf ball, with 3 difficulty levels, for £24.99. Short putts get harder with it, which is the idea.

7. PuttOUT Premium Pressure Putt Trainer: for pace on the lounge carpet

A black PuttOUT Premium Pressure Putt Trainer folded beside its boxShop now →

The PuttOUT Premium Pressure Putt Trainer has a 10.8cm (4 1/4in) base, the size of a hole, and a curved ramp that sends a made putt back the distance it would have rolled past. A pop-down micro-target only holds a putt struck at the perfect pace, and the spiked base keeps it still on a mat. It's £29.99 and folds small enough for a bag pocket.

The catch: the black one in the photo has sold out. This Christmas it comes in coral, the only colour in stock.

8. Grip It Rite: for learning where the hands go

The Grip It Rite training grip with its hand guidance finShop now →

Grip It Rite fits onto the club, and a fin, finger pads and a thumb hole put the hands in the right place on the grip. A meter shows whether the grip is too strong or too weak, so a beginner can sort the grip out in the lounge before the first lesson. It's £29.99.

Golf gifts under £50

All 3 work indoors, and all 3 go back in a cupboard when the in-laws arrive.

9. Longridge Deluxe T-Bar Compact Alignment Aid: for alignment that folds into the bag

The Longridge Deluxe T-Bar Compact Alignment Aid with its 3 rods foldedShop now →

The Longridge Deluxe T-Bar Compact Alignment Aid is 3 rods that unfold into a T and adjust to the club in hand. It gives the same reference points for every club and shot shape, then folds back into the bag. It's £34.99.

10. Visio Start Line Trainer: for starting putts on line

The Visio Start Line Trainer gate with a putter and ball lined up behind itShop now →

The Visio Start Line Trainer is a gate the putt has to roll through. Clip the left side and the putter face was probably closed at impact; clip the right and it was open. It's £35.99.

11. PuttOut Slim Putting Mat: for a hallway or a narrow room

The PuttOut Slim Putting Mat rolled out flat with its distance markingsShop now →

The PuttOut Slim Putting Mat is 240cm × 25cm, with distance markings to 6ft, alignment lines and pace targets, and it reads 10 on the Stimpmeter. The thick rubber backing rolls flat out of the box, and it comes with a carry bag, for £49.99.

A beginner's winter practice kit

Longridge Portable Tour Rod alignment sticks £19.49
PuttOut Slim Putting Mat £49.99
Grip It Rite training grip £29.99
Total £99.47

Aim, putting and the grip for under £100, and all of it works indoors.

Golf gifts under £100

9 picks between £50 and £100, from a strike mat for the garage to a travel cover for the spring.

12. Longridge Strike Training Mat: for seeing where the club meets the ground

The Longridge Strike Training Mat with a dark strike mark in its velvet surfaceShop now →

The Longridge Strike Training Mat is velvet that leaves a dark mark where the club touched it, which shows whether it hit the ground before the ball or after. Wipe it the other way and it's clean again, and straps hold it down in the garage or at the range. It's £54.99.

13. The Swing Plate: for alignment stick drills indoors

The Swing Plate steel base holding an alignment stick at an angleShop now →

The Swing Plate is a steel base that holds an alignment stick at whatever angle you twist it to, and it's heavy enough to stay put on a mat or a carpet. So the drills that need a stick in the turf work in the garage. It's £59.99 for the plate, or £69.99 with alignment sticks.

14. GolfBays Wall Mounted Club Rack: for getting the clubs off the garage floor

The matte black GolfBays Wall Mounted Club Rack holding a set of clubs by their headsShop now →

The GolfBays Wall Mounted Club Rack is solid wood in matte black, and each club hangs by its head in its own slot, with room for a full set. On the wall it frees up floor space in a garage golf simulator that still has to take the car. It's £59.99.

15. Divot Board Mini: for swing path and low point on any surface

The Divot Board Mini strike pad beside its 4 suction cupsShop now →

The Divot Board Mini shows where the club met the ground, which tells you the swing path and the low point. Suction cups hold it on a hard floor, tee anchors on turf and grip spikes on a mat, and it's £65.99.

16. Outdoor golf practice net: for full shots in the garden

The GolfBays outdoor golf practice net with its target sheetShop now →

Our outdoor golf practice net is about 3m wide and 2.1m high (10ft × 7ft), with a steel frame that goes up without tools. It's £69 without a mat or £109 with a Tri-Turf mat. Put a Shot Scope LM1 behind the ball and the £109 version makes a garden golf setup for £303.99.

The catch: the £69 version has no mat, and a lawn won't thank anyone for a winter of divots.

17. PuttOut Medium Putting Mat: for a putting green on the lounge floor

The green PuttOut Medium Putting Mat rolled out with its distance markings and pace targetsShop now →

The PuttOut Medium Putting Mat is 240cm × 50cm, twice the width of the Slim, with markings to 6ft and the same 10 on the Stimpmeter. It rolls out flat in the lounge and back into its carry bag when the sofa needs the space, for £69.99. Among our putting mats and training aids it sits between the £49.99 Slim and the £129.99 Large, with the same surface and backing.

The catch: only the green one is in stock; the grey has sold out.

18. Garmin R10 Protective Case: for the golfer who already owns an R10

The GolfBays steel and plexiglass protective case for the Garmin R10 launch monitorShop now →

The Garmin R10 Protective Case is steel and plexiglass, built to take a mishit club or a stray ball indoors. It's £69.99. It fits the R10 and nothing else, so buy it only if that's the launch monitor they own.

19. Diamond acoustic wall tiles, pack of 10: for a quieter simulator or garage

Black diamond-pattern acoustic foam wall tilesShop now →

Our diamond acoustic wall tiles are 50cm squares of black acoustic foam, 10 to a pack for £74.99. On the wall behind the golfer they take the edge off the echo of every strike, which the neighbours tend to notice before you do.

20. GolfBays Rolling Travel Cover: for a golf trip in the spring

The black GolfBays Rolling Travel Cover for a golf bagShop now →

The GolfBays Rolling Travel Cover is 1680D ballistic polyester, 132 × 35 × 39cm and 5.5kg, with a free storage case and padlock. It's £83.99, for the golfer who is already looking at flights somewhere warmer for March.

Golf gifts under £250

9 picks from £129.99 to £239, including a launch monitor at £194.99.

21. GolfBays Single Bag Display Storage Organiser: for a bag and its kit in one place

The black GolfBays Single Bag Display Storage Organiser with its bag bay and shelvesShop now →

The GolfBays Single Bag Display Storage Organiser holds 1 bag, with 5 shelves for the rest of the kit, and measures 75cm wide, 90cm high and 38cm deep. Like most of our golf bag and club storage, it's built for a garage or a sim room. It's £129.99.

22. PuttOut Large Putting Mat: for 3m (10ft) putts at home

The green PuttOut Large Putting Mat partly rolled outShop now →

The PuttOut Large Putting Mat is 367cm × 67cm, with markings to 10ft, 5 separate targets and the same 10 on the Stimpmeter as the smaller mats. It's £129.99, and it's the longest of the 3 flat PuttOut mats.

The catch: it wants 3.7m of clear floor, which rules out most hallways.

23. Shot Scope PRO L2 rangefinder: for distances on the course

The Shot Scope PRO L2 laser rangefinderShop now →

The Shot Scope PRO L2 rangefinder magnifies 6 times and reads to 700 yards, accurate to within a yard, and its slope mode adjusts the number for uphill and downhill shots. A built-in magnet holds it on a buggy or a trolley, and it's £149.

The catch: the Rules of Golf allow a distance-measuring device but ban measuring elevation changes (R&A, Rule 4.3a), so slope goes off for any round played under the Rules. The L2 has a switch for it.

24. ButterBlade Golf Strike Trainer: for path and face feedback on the range

The ButterBlade weighted golf strike training clubShop now →

The ButterBlade Golf Strike Trainer is a weighted training club, and its weighting gives feedback on the swing path and the clubface angle with every swing. It suits a winter range session in a hat and gloves, for £149.99.

The catch: it comes left or right-handed with a Regular, Stiff or X Stiff shaft, so check the hand and the flex they play.

25. Shot Scope G6 GPS watch: for distances on the wrist

The black Shot Scope G6 golf GPS watch showing front, middle and back distancesShop now →

A golf GPS watch keeps the yardages on the wrist, and the Shot Scope G6 needs no setup. It carries 36,000 courses, with distances to the front, middle and back of every green and to the hazards, for £179.

26. Shot Scope LM1 launch monitor: for numbers with no subscription

The Shot Scope LM1 launch monitor beside its key stats: no subscription, and club speed, ball speed, smash, carry and total on its 3.5in screenShop now →

The Shot Scope LM1 shows club speed, ball speed, smash factor, carry and total distance on its own 3.5in colour screen, so the numbers are there at the range without a phone. Every number is free in the Shot Scope app with no subscription, and the battery lasts up to 5 hours (Shot Scope). It's rain-ready to IPX3, comes with a carry case and costs £194.99, the cheapest launch monitor here.

27. GolfBays Real Oak Golf Club Organiser: for a golf room or a study

The GolfBays Real Oak Golf Club Organiser with its oak uprights and black railsShop now →

The GolfBays Real Oak Golf Club Organiser is genuine oak with 15 slots, enough for a full set plus a pair of alignment sticks. It suits a golf room where the clubs are on show, or a study where they'd otherwise lean on the radiator, for £199.

28. TrueStrike TS-5 practice net: for full swings in the garage

The TrueStrike TS-5 compact golf practice net with its target sheetShop now →

The TrueStrike TS-5 is a 1.7m cube with a 0.3m roof extension and an automatic ball return, and it takes every club in the bag. At 7.3kg it moves out of the way when the car comes back in. It's £229, and with a launch monitor and a 1.5m mat it makes an indoor practice bay for £913.

29. GolfBays Teaching Hitting Mat: for practice off a proper mat at home

The GolfBays Teaching Hitting Mat, 1.5m square, with its teaching markingsShop now →

The GolfBays Teaching Hitting Mat is 1.5m × 1.5m with teaching markings, and it's made for use in winter and summer. A proper hitting mat is kinder to the wrists than a thin one over a concrete garage floor, and this one is £239.

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Big golf gifts from £250: launch monitors, putting greens and simulators

4 of the 7 big gifts here have a launch monitor in them, and where they'll use it decides which launch monitor to buy. A camera unit sits beside the ball and suits a short garage. A radar unit sits behind the ball and needs the depth. Here are the 3 dedicated launch monitor picks side by side.

Launch monitor Where it sits Where you see the numbers What you pay after the box Price
Shot Scope LM1 Behind the ball Its own 3.5in screen and the free app Nothing £194.99
Garmin Approach R10 About 1.8m behind the ball A phone or tablet £89.99 a year for Home Tee Hero courses; the numbers are free £421
Original SkyTrak Beside the ball A phone or tablet over Wi-Fi SkyTrak Core, £249.99 a year from year 2 £495

✓ Do this

In a garage under 5m deep, give them a camera unit that sits beside the ball, so nothing has to fit behind the golfer.

✕ Not this

Put a radar unit that wants about 1.8m behind the ball in the same garage, with the golfer's back against the up-and-over door.

30. GSPro, 1 year: for the simulator owner with a compatible launch monitor

GSPro golf simulator course software, 1 year membershipShop now →

GSPro is simulator software with real courses, sold as a year's membership for £250. Which golf simulator software suits a bay depends on the launch monitor in it, and you pick GSPro's version to match their launch monitor when you order.

The catch: SkyTrak isn't supported, it needs a Windows PC with a proper graphics card, and a digital purchase can't be refunded. Check their launch monitor and their PC before you wrap it.

31. Exputt RG putting simulator: for putting practice on a TV

The Exputt RG putting simulator mat with its camera on a standShop now →

The Exputt RG pairs a putting mat with a high-speed camera that tracks the stroke and the roll of the ball, and it plugs into a screen to put a course green in the living room. It's £389.

The catch: it shows the green on a TV, or on a phone through the app, so it lives near the telly unless they're happy putting at a phone screen.

32. Garmin Approach G80: for GPS and a launch monitor in one

The Garmin Approach G80 handheld golf GPS with its built-in launch monitorShop now →

The Garmin Approach G80 is a handheld GPS with a launch monitor built in, showing club speed, ball speed, smash factor, tempo and an estimated distance on a 3.5in touchscreen. It carries more than 41,000 courses and runs up to 15 hours on a charge, for £399.

The catch: the distance is worked out from speed, so treat it as a guide.

33. GolfBays Modular Putting Green: for a 3m green indoors or out

The GolfBays Modular Putting Green beside its key stats: a 3.05m by 1.03m surface with regulation cups that runs at about 10 on the StimpmeterShop now →

The GolfBays Modular Putting Green is 3.05m × 1.03m of pre-cut turf on a base that clicks together, with regulation cups and a speed of about 10 on the Stimpmeter. It works indoors or out and ships in 2 boxes, for £399. Laid in front of a screen, it gives putting on a golf simulator a real surface at green speed.

The catch: it comes in one size, so the room needs 3.05m of clear floor for it.

34. Garmin Approach R10: for the garden, the range or a deep garage

The Garmin Approach R10 beside its key stats: radar that sits about 1.8m behind the ball, and 43,000+ Home Tee Hero courses with a Garmin Golf membershipShop now →

The Garmin Approach R10 is a radar unit that sits about 1.8m behind the ball and tracks club path, attack angle, spin rate and face-to-path, with a swing video for every shot. The core numbers need no subscription, and the battery runs up to 10 hours. It's £421.

The catch: the 43,000+ courses in Home Tee Hero need an active Garmin Golf membership (Garmin), which costs £89.99 a year.

A Garmin R10 with a year of courses

Garmin Approach R10 £421
Garmin R10 protective case £69.99
Garmin Golf membership, 1 year £89.99
Total £580.98

The membership is bought from Garmin, and the ball and club numbers work without it.

35. Original SkyTrak: for a garage or a spare room

The original SkyTrak camera launch monitorShop now →

The original SkyTrak sits beside the ball and reads it with cameras, so nothing stands behind the golfer. Every shot goes to a phone or tablet over Wi-Fi. A protective case and a year of SkyTrak Core come with it, for £495.

The catch: SkyTrak Core is £249.99 a year from year 2, and that part isn't a present.

36. Garmin R10 EasySim package: for a complete simulator under £1,700

The Garmin R10 EasySim package beside its key stats: an enclosure 3.3m wide, 2.5m high and 1m deep with the R10 about 1.8m behind the ballShop now →

The Garmin R10 EasySim package pairs the R10 with our EasySim enclosure, 3.3m wide, 2.5m high and 1m deep, with all the poles, a black fabric surround and the Lite impact screen. The 4:3 screen makes choosing a projector simpler, and the Lite screen keeps the impact quiet in a garage. At £1,657 it's the cheapest of our complete home golf simulators. Our pick for most garages, the SkyTrak ST+ SimBox, starts at £2,490.

The catch: the projector is extra, and so is the room.

What should you check before buying someone a golf simulator?

The room, because a simulator is the one present here that has to fit inside one. Height comes first: we plan on 2.8m (9ft 2in) for a full driver swing, and 3m is comfortable. The ceiling is also the one part of the present you can't send back.

Then the floor. The EasySim enclosure is 3.3m wide, and with the R10 about 1.8m behind the ball we plan on 5m of room depth. A camera unit beside the ball manages in 4.5m.

Then the picture. The package has no projector, so add a short throw projector, a mount that holds it square to the screen and a 10m HDMI cable. Those 3 add £968.98, so a complete home golf simulator costs about £970 more than the box under the tree.

A complete Garmin R10 EasySim bay

Garmin R10 EasySim package £1,657
Optoma GT2200HDR short throw projector £899
GolfBays universal projector mount £39.99
10m HDMI 2.1 cable £29.99
Total £2,625.98

Add a laptop or tablet to run it if they don't already have one.

How do you buy a golf gift if you don't play golf?

Find out where they practise and what they already own, then buy for that. 5 checks before you pay:

  • Where they practise. A lounge carpet suits a putting mat, a garage suits a net and a strike mat, and a garden suits a net and a radar launch monitor.
  • What they already own. Metallic dots only help a radar unit, the protective case fits only the Garmin R10, and GSPro doesn't run with a SkyTrak.
  • The hand and the flex. A swing trainer such as the ButterBlade comes left or right-handed in 3 flexes, and the label on the shaft of their own irons gives the flex.
  • Who they play with. A playing partner knows what's in the bag and what they've been moaning about since the summer.
  • When you're stuck. Buy putting kit. Every golfer putts, and a putting mat or trainer works in any house.

GolfBays tip

Measure the floor before you buy a putting mat. The Slim is 25cm wide, the Medium 50cm, and the Large is 67cm wide and 3.67m long. Measure from the skirting board to wherever a door swings, because that's where the mat has to stop.

Christmas delivery and returns on golf gifts

When should you order golf gifts for Christmas?

Early, because our shipping policy allows up to 7 working days door to door: 1 to 2 to process an order and 3 to 5 to deliver it. Delivery is free on UK orders over £75, and delays occasionally happen.

For an enclosure or a simulator package, ring us on 0800 288 8805 before you order and ask for a delivery date. A 3.3m enclosure doesn't travel like a towel.

Can you return a golf gift after Christmas?

Yes, if it's within 30 days of the day you bought it. Our returns policy takes back anything unused, in its original packaging and with proof of purchase, and UK returns are free. Activated software can't come back.

A present bought on 14 November is outside the window by 14 December. Only an order placed after 25 November is still inside it on Christmas Day.

Watch out: launch monitors

A launch monitor can only come back unopened and unused, even inside the 30 days. Keep the box sealed until Christmas morning and give them the receipt with it, because once the box is open, it's theirs.

Christmas gifts for golfers FAQs

What do you buy a golfer who has everything?

Kit for the house, because the golf bag is usually full already. A wall rack at £59.99 or the oak organiser at £199 gives the clubs somewhere better than the garage floor, and a putting green gets used on the dark evenings. If they don't own a launch monitor yet, that's the big one.

What are some good Christmas presents for golfers?

One for each budget: the PuttOut Devil Ball at £24.99, the PuttOut Medium Putting Mat at £69.99, the Shot Scope LM1 at £194.99 and the Garmin R10 at £421. All 4 get used in winter, indoors or in the garden, and none of them needs a tee time.

What is a good small gift for someone who loves golf?

Something for putting, or a towel. The Longridge putting mirror is £14.99, the GolfBays bag towel £19.99 and the Pressure Putt Trainer £29.99, and each one fits in a stocking.

What is a good gift for a man who plays golf?

Whatever suits where he practises. A garage golfer gets more use from a strike mat or the TS-5 net, a golfer who putts in the lounge from a putting mat, and one who's out every weekend from a rangefinder or a GPS watch.

What do you get a woman who loves golf?

The same kit, matched to her game. The Shot Scope G6 puts the distances on her wrist, the Pressure Putt Trainer works at home, and the ButterBlade comes in Regular, Stiff and X Stiff, so buy it in her flex.

What is a good golf gift for a beginner?

Something for grip and aim, the 2 things a beginner sets up before every shot. Grip It Rite puts the hands in place on the club, and a pair of alignment sticks shows where the feet and shoulders point. Both cost under £30 and work indoors.

What are some clever golf gifts?

Training aids with a trick in them. The Pressure Putt Trainer's ramp returns a holed putt as far as it would have run past, the Swing Plate stands an alignment stick up on a carpet, and the Strike mat records each contact in its velvet until you wipe it.

What is something every golfer needs?

Golf balls, a glove and tees, because all 3 get used up. Look at the balls in their bag for the make and model, and at their old glove for the size.

Is a golf simulator worth it?

Yes, for a golfer who'll use it at least once a week all year, or twice a week through the winter. Whether a golf simulator is worth it comes down to how often they'd hit balls if the bay were 20 steps from the kitchen, and whether the house has a room tall enough for one.

How much is a golf simulator for my home?

From £1,657 for the Garmin R10 EasySim package. A SkyTrak ST+ SimBox package starts at £2,490, a Garmin R50 SimBox at £5,499 and a Trackman iO SimBox at £14,050. Each of those prices leaves out the projector, and a short throw projector for a simulator such as the Optoma GT2200HDR adds £899.

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