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Key terms in plain English
Throw ratio
How far the projector has to be from the screen to make an image of a given width. "Short-throw" projectors make a large image from closer in, which helps keep the projector out of your swing path.
Mounting position
Most home sims mount the projector on the ceiling, sometimes overhead or slightly behind the hitter. Check the maker's mounting and offset guidance for the exact model.
Brightness and room light
Rooms with windows or garage light need more brightness, or a way to darken the room. Compare the maker's published brightness figures between models.
Aspect ratio
Match the projector's image shape to your screen's shape so you don't waste screen area.
Projectors listed for golf simulators
| Product | Type | Price shown (November 2, 2026) | Why it's on the list | Retailer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optoma ZW350ST | Short-throw projector | $849.00 | Lower-priced projector sold for golf simulators | Check at Shop Indoor Golf |
| BenQ TH671ST | Short-throw projector | $949.00 | Another budget short-throw option | Check at Shop Indoor Golf |
| BenQ LW600ST+ | Short-throw projector | $1,199.00 | Step-up projector option | Check at Rain or Shine Golf |
Prices were read from each retailer's product page on November 2, 2026. "From" means the lowest-priced option; sizes and bundles cost more. Always confirm the current price and what is included before you buy.