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Golfing Experiences

Keys to Creating an Immersive Simulator

4K UHD Resolution to See Every Detail on Your Simulator – and on Your Movies

The larger your screen, the more important resolution is for you to see these details. With four times the resolution of a 1080p, 4K UHD delivers awe-inspiring clarity and crisply-defined details that enable you to see all of the minute nuances on the latest 4K golf simulators courses. On a 10-foot wide or larger impact screen, the difference between 2.3 (full HD) and 8.3 million pixels (4K UHD) is amazing. One other benefit of 4K is that it allows your impact screen to double as an impressive home theatre for movies, or for watching the Masters Tournament when you’re not practicing your golfing skills.

BenQ Golf Simulator Projector with 4K  High Resolution
High Brightness

A quality golf simulator system requires enough light in the room to see the club path, strikes angles and spins ball to accurately track your shot. That means your projector needs to be brighter than a regular home theatre projector. For a smaller screen with a square-aspect ratio, a 3000 lumen short-throw projector will provide enough brightness. For larger screens, most systems use 4000 or 5000 lumen projector to show bright and vibrant images in normally-lit playing area.

BenQ Golf Simulator Projector with High Lumens
Colour Accuracy with Golf Mode

Colour accuracy is key to an immersive golf simulator experience. Why? Because the rye grass at Torrey Pines looks different than the fescue at Carnoustie, or Bermuda grass at TPC Craig Ranch, so you want the grass on your simulator to look realistic – not like a strip of AstroTurf. The BenQ golf mode adds additional colours to the grassy areas, sand traps and sky to look as realistic as possible. Each BenQ laser projector delivers over 92% of Rec 709 colour accuracy – better than any other high brightness projector in its class.

BenQ Golf Simulator Projectors with Exclusive Golf Mode for Vivid Greens and Blues
Maintenance-Free Performance with Laser Technology

While lamp-based projectors have traditionally been used in golf simulation kits, they are expensive to replace, and have a shorter life span. BenQ laser eliminates the hassle and cost of installing replacement lamps, while providing long-lasting 20,000-hour life and beautiful colour. You can also start playing right away without waiting for the lamp to warm up. Every BenQ laser projectors has certified IP5X-rated dustproof sealed engine that eliminates filters – perfect for an environment, such as a garage or a basement.

BenQ Laser Golf Simulator Projector with Hassle-free Operation
BenQ Laser Golf Simulator Projector with Instant On and Off

Highly Flexible Installation

Short Throw Projection

For most golf simulation set-ups, a short-throw projector helps you put the projector where it is needed to fill the screen, while being mounted safely outside the hitting area (and without a shadow). The best golf simulation projectors feature a short-throw lens with optical zoom with throw ratios ranging from 0.5 to 1.1, which deliver a large picture without the expense of optional lenses.

BenQ Short Throw Golf Simulator Projector
Horizontal and Vertical Lens Shift

Lens shift greatly enhances installation flexibility, enabling you to easily adjust image to fill your screen, even if it is mounted off-centre. A typical BenQ golf simulator projectors has both vertical and horizontal lens-shift capability to enable you to mount your projector higher, and to the side of the playing area if needed.

BenQ Golf Simulator Projector with Big Lens Shift
Keystone Correction

If your projector is tilted up or down, or angled sideways a bit to fill the screen, BenQ’s keystone correction will fix the geometry errors and look right. The 2D keystone correction software will automatically compensates for most projection tilting or sideways angles, making fine tuning your image a breeze.

BenQ Golf Simulator Projector with 2D Keystone
Digital Shrink

Sometimes your projector may need to be further back from the impact screen to avoid the playing area – which could create too large of an image on your screen. Digital shrink provides image downscaling so that projection matches the screen. In spaces where the projector needs to be mounted further away, digital shrink and offset are required to ensure crisp, edge-to-edge display that fills the screen just right.