Golf Net with Launch Monitor Bundles

A net and mat with a launch monitor is the lowest-cost way to practice with shot data indoors. There is no screen or projector, so you see results on a phone or tablet.

At a glance

The two net bundles we track pair a SwingNet Pro 7x7 net and a SwingTurf mat with a Garmin R10 ($1,499) or Rapsodo MLM2PRO ($1,599) at Rain or Shine Golf. Both monitors sit behind the ball and need about 14–14.5 ft of depth per the makers.

Our picks and trade-offs: Best Golf Simulator Under $2,000 (2026): Budget Home Setups That Fit

Golf simulator nets by price

  • Garmin R10 Practice Bundle

    Monitor
    Garmin Approach R10
    Includes
    SwingNet Pro 7x7 net; SwingTurf 5' x 5' mat (4' x 9' option); No screen or projector
    Room depth
    About 14 ft (maker minimum)

    $1,499Source: Rain or Shine Golf, checked Oct 10, 2026

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  • Rapsodo MLM2PRO Practice Bundle

    Monitor
    Rapsodo MLM2PRO
    Includes
    SwingNet Pro 7x7 net; SwingTurf 5' x 5' mat (4' x 9' option); No screen or projector
    Room depth
    About 14.5 ft (maker minimum)

    $1,599Source: Rain or Shine Golf, checked Oct 10, 2026

    View at Rain or Shine

Prices are each retailer's listed price on the checked date and change often. Researched from maker and retailer listings, not hands-on tested. Some links are affiliate links; see our disclosure. Full picks and trade-offs: Best Golf Simulator Under $2,000 (2026): Budget Home Setups.

How to choose golf simulator nets

  1. Measure depth: behind-the-ball units need about 14 ft or more, per Garmin and Rapsodo.
  2. Check what is included: these bundles have no screen or projector.
  3. Budget for a plan: Garmin Golf is $99.99/yr for course play and Rapsodo Premium $199.99/yr.
  4. Step up to a screen kit later; see simulator packages.

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FAQ

Can you build a golf simulator for under $2,000?

Yes. As of October 10, 2026, Shop Indoor Golf lists a Garmin R10 SIG DIY Studio Package (R10, impact screen and enclosure kit) at $1,449.98 and a Rapsodo MLM2PRO version at $1,649.98. You still need frame pipe from a hardware store, a display (TV, tablet or projector) and possibly a mat, and plans or software can add $100 to $250 or more per year.

What is the cheapest way to build a golf simulator?

A launch monitor, a net and a mat is the cheapest working setup: Rain or Shine Golf's Garmin R10 Practice Bundle is $1,499 with the R10, a SwingNet Pro net and a SwingTurf mat. Course play on a screen adds a display and, for Garmin's Home Tee Hero, a Garmin Golf membership ($99.99/yr or $9.99/mo per Garmin).

How much room do I need for a golf simulator under $2,000?

The budget bundles here use behind-the-ball units. Garmin specifies the R10 6 to 8 ft behind the ball with at least 8 ft to the net, and Rapsodo specifies the MLM2PRO 6.5 to 8.5 ft behind the ball plus 8 ft to the net, so plan on about 14 to 16.5 ft of depth before screen clearance. Rain or Shine Golf lists a 9'W x 12'D x 8'H footprint for the net bundles themselves.

Is a golf simulator package or a DIY build cheaper under $2,000?

At this budget the DIY studio packages are the cheapest screen setups we found, because the retailer leaves out the frame pipe. Buying parts separately can work for a camera unit: a Square Golf HE ($699) plus a Carl's Place DIY Kit ($1,149.95) is $1,848.95 before a mat and pipe.

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Sources

  1. Garmin R10 Practice Bundle (rainorshinegolf.com, checked Oct 10, 2026)
  2. Rapsodo MLM2PRO Practice Bundle (rainorshinegolf.com, checked Oct 10, 2026)