SimBooth Kit 2 - 4K

SimBooth Kit 2 - 4K

The SimBooth Kit 2-4K is the upgraded, turnkey golf simulator bundle built around the larger SimBooth 2 enclosure, but with a true 4K laser projector for next-level image quality. It’s ideal for clubs, teaching bays, and higher-end home installs that want a wider, taller hitting bay and a crisp, ultra-detailed picture—without juggling multiple vendors or components. 

You get a heavy-duty aluminum enclosure, full-surface raised floor, half walls, a crease-free impact screen, and a 32” × 54” × 2” commercial hitting mat, plus the full tech stack: the IDRA II overhead launch monitor, a 4K Laser BenQ AK700ST short-throw projector, and a 1-year GSPro membership. The enclosure is approximately 12’1” wide × 12’ deep × 8’9” high, with recommended room space around 14’ W × 16’ D × 9’7” H (or more) for comfortable swings, overhead mounting, and projector throw.

Everything arrives as a coordinated package so a capable team of 3–4 people can install it in a few hours and be ready to tee off in stunning 4K the same day.

Product Features

What’s Included

• SimBooth Kit 2 enclosure (Aluminum frame, solid black panels, left and right half walls, ceiling panels)
  

  
  
  

• Full-surface floor system (modular floor panels + integrated hitting mat cut-out)
  
  

  
  
  

• Commercial hitting mat, approx 32" x 54" x 2"
  
  

  
  
  

• Impact screen (crease-free, low bounce-back, 16:10 ratio)
  
  

  
  
  

• IDRA II AI overhead launch monitor with integrated light and cabling
  
  

  
  
  

• 4K Laser BenQ AK700ST short-throw projector
  

  

  
  

• Projector beam/mount for structure-mounted installation
  
  

  
  
  

• GSPro golf simulator software – 1-Year Membership (auto-renewing after year 1 unless cancelled)
  
  

  

  
  

• Required cabling (HDMI, USB, power)
  
  

• Basic hardware and tools for assembly (bolts, nuts, washers, wing nuts, Allen keys) 
  
  

• Basic installation instructions/ documentation

Product Specifications

Enclosure & Room Specs

Tech & Software

Getting Started Guide

1. Verify your room size

   Measure width, depth, and ceiling height to ensure you meet or exceed the recommended 14’ W × 16’ D × 9’7” H. Confirm there are no low beams, lights, or fans in the swing path.
   
   

2. Plan layout & PC location

   Decide where the SimBooth 2 will sit and where your PC will live (side wall, rear corner, or equipment rack). Note power outlets and network availability.
   
   

3. Unpack the crate

   Open the crate carefully and group parts by type:

    

   • Enclosure frame pieces and wall/ceiling panels

   • Floor panels and hitting mat

   • Impact screen

   • IDRA II, projector, and projector beam / rafter

   • Hardware and cabling

    

4. Pre-stage in the final room

   Move all components into the final room before assembly. Lay out panels and key parts roughly where they’ll end up to visualize the bay footprint.
   
   

5. Review installation documentation

   Read through the SimBooth Kit 2-4K installation guide and IDRA II install guide once end-to-end so you understand the sequence and mounting references. 
   
   

6. Assemble the frame on the floor

   Build the ceiling section and upper frame while it’s lying flat on the floor, following the diagrams for orientation and fastener locations.
   
   

7. Install lower panels & bracing

   Add lower wall panels and any structural braces specified in the guide to stiffen the enclosure before raising it upright.
   
   

8. Raise the enclosure into position

   With 3–4 helpers, tilt and lift the assembled frame into its final spot. Check clearances to walls and ceiling and make minor adjustments.
   
   

9. Install the screen & floor

   Mount the impact screen, tensioning top, sides, and bottom evenly. Lay the full-surface floor panels and place the hitting mat into its designated area so it lines up with the hitting zone.
   
   

10. Mount IDRA II and projector

    Install the IDRA II overhead launch monitor at the recommended distance and height from the hitting area. Mount the BenQ AK700ST on the beam or rafter at an appropriate throw distance.
    
    

11. Connect PC, power, and data

    Run HDMI from PC to projector and USB/network from PC to IDRA II. Secure cables so they’re away from feet and swing paths.
    
    

12. Install GSPro and configure

    Install GSPro on your PC, activate your membership, and connect IDRA II. Confirm shots are detected and displayed correctly in the sim.
    
    

13. Fine-tune & test in 4K

    Adjust projector zoom, focus, and keystone so the 4K image fills the screen sharply. Hit test shots and tweak launch monitor alignment and settings until ball flight and distances look realistic.

Product Installation Guide

1. Gather tools & helpers

    

   • Plan for 3–4 adults for safe lifting and alignment.

   • Have a tape measure, level, socket/wrench set, screwdrivers, ladders/step stools, and any tools suggested in the installation guide.

    

2. Assemble the ceiling frame

   On the floor, connect ceiling frame pieces using the supplied hardware. Confirm the frame is square (measure diagonals) before tightening fully.
   
   

3. Attach upper wall panels

   Bolt upper panels to the ceiling frame per the layout diagram. Check edges align and correct any misalignment before cinching down fasteners.
   
   

4. Install lower wall panels & braces

   Attach lower wall panels to complete the sidewalls and back wall. Add any bracing or cross-members that stiffen the overall structure.
   
   

5. Add half walls

   Mount the left and right half walls at the specified locations on the frame. Ensure they’re plumb and aligned with the main enclosure.
   
   

6. Raise the assembled structure

   With helpers, lift the enclosure from horizontal to vertical and slide it into its final room position. Check for adequate clearance to ceiling and side walls.
   
   

7. Level and square the frame

   Use a level to confirm that posts are vertical and the base is stable. Adjust slightly if needed so the frame isn’t twisted; this helps the screen hang flat and the floor sit properly.
   
   

8. Install the full-surface floor

   Lay floor panels in the sequence described in the guide so they interlock correctly. Confirm there is no rocking and that seams are tight.
   
   

9. Install the hitting mat

   Place the hitting mat in its cut-out or designated area, making sure it’s flush with the surrounding floor and aligned with the future hitting zone of IDRA II.
   
   

10. Mount the impact screen

    Attach the screen at the top center first, then work toward the corners and down the sides. Apply tension gradually to remove wrinkles while keeping some give for ball impact.
    
    

11. Mount IDRA II overhead

    Locate the pre-drilled mounting points outlined in the technical plan. Mount the IDRA II bracket, attach the unit, and route cables neatly along the frame.
    
    

12. Install projector beam and AK700ST

    Attach the projector beam / rafter to the enclosure as specified. Mount the BenQ AK700ST to the beam, roughly center it, and set an initial throw distance based on the screen size.
    
    

13. Cable management

    Run power and HDMI to the projector and USB/network cables for IDRA II back to the PC. Secure everything with clips or ties to keep cables out of walkways and swing paths.
    
    

14. PC & software setup

    Set your PC to output at the desired resolution (4K if supported) and refresh rate. Install IDRA II software and GSPro, then follow their prompts to connect and calibrate.
    
    

15. Calibration & final checks

     

    • Calibrate screen boundaries, hitting zone, and launch monitor alignment.

    • Hit a series of test shots with multiple clubs.

    • Walk around the bay to ensure no loose fasteners, protruding edges, or tripping hazards remain.

     

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Product Manual and User Guides

Technical Drawings

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: What’s the difference between SimBooth Kit 2 and SimBooth Kit 2-4K?

A: Both bundles include the SimBooth 2 enclosure, full-surface floor, commercial mat, IDRA II overhead launch monitor, GSPro (1-year), and projector beam. The key difference is the projector: Kit 2 uses a Full HD model, while Kit 2-4K upgrades to a 4K Laser BenQ AK700ST projector for sharper, more detailed visuals.

Q: What exactly comes with SimBooth Kit 2-4K?

A: You receive the SimBooth 2 enclosure with half walls, full-surface floor system, crease-free impact screen, 32” × 54” × 2” commercial hitting mat, IDRA II overhead launch monitor, 4K Laser BenQ AK700ST projector, projector beam/rafter, a 1-year GSPro membership, required cabling, and the installation documentation.

Q: How much space do I need?

A: Plan for at least 14’ wide × 16’ deep × 9’7” high. More width and depth are even better, especially if multiple people will be in the room or you want extra space behind the hitting area.

Q: Can I install SimBooth Kit 2-4K myself?

A: Yes. The kit is designed for self-installation by a small crew (3–4 adults). Most of the work is assembling the structure, laying the floor, hanging the screen, and mounting the tech. Basic tools and careful attention to the instructions are required.

Q: Is this kit suitable for both right- and left-handed golfers?

A: Yes. Because the IDRA II is mounted overhead and covers a central hitting zone, both right- and left-handed players can hit from the same area without moving hardware.

Q: What kind of PC do I need for 4K?

A: For full 4K output on the AK700ST with smooth gameplay, we recommend a modern gaming PC with an RTX-class GPU, an i7-class CPU (or equivalent), 16–32 GB RAM, and SSD storage. You can downscale to 1080p if your PC is more modest, but you’ll be buying this kit for its 4K capability.

Q: Can I run other sim software besides GSPro?

A: The kit ships with GSPro (1-year membership) and is optimized for it. IDRA II is compatible with certain other platforms as well (subject to their support and interfaces), so advanced users may be able to integrate additional software. Always check IDRA II compatibility before purchasing extra licenses.

Q: Is the projector always mounted on the included beam?

A: The kit includes a projector beam / rafter option, but you may also mount the projector directly to your ceiling if your room geometry allows, using an appropriate ceiling mount and following the projector’s throw-distance requirements.