Golf Simulator Accessories: What I Use and What Owners and Reviewers Report
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Lem Clevenger walks through his personal simulator setup—including his SurfThing SG3-5802 PC, Roxor control box, hitting mats, and various ancillary gear—then aggregates findings from other reviewers and buyers with transparent sourcing (vendor claims labeled, buyer comments cited). The piece assumes your launch monitor, screen, and projector are already in place and focuses on the accessories that improve daily usability and longevity, explicitly avoiding ranked awards or claims unsupported by owner feedback.
Excerpt from Yardstick Golf
Most golf simulator accessory lists read like a store’s inventory page. This page works differently. My own gear comes first: the computer, control box, mats, and tees I use in my own build, with plain notes on how each has held up. Everything after that reports what named reviewers and owners found, and every one of those claims links to its source. Vendor claims are labeled as vendor claims. Buyer comments from retailer pages are labeled as buyer comments. Nothing is written as my experience unless I actually used the product.
The assumption throughout is that the big pieces are handled, so your launch monitor, screen, and projector are already running or on the way. If you are earlier in the process, start with our launch monitor guide, then browse all of our accessory guides before circling back here. This page is for the indoor golf accessories that make an existing setup easier to live with, shot after shot.
On this page
01How I Sourced This Page
02My Simulator PC: SurfThing SG3-5802
03Control Box: Roxor
04Golf Hitting Mats
05Plastic Tees: BirTees
06Floor and Wall Protection
07Swing Camera, Ball Tray, Storage Rack
08Projector, Lighting, Laptop Stand
09Putting Practice
10Bunker Mat, Impact Tape, Alignment Sticks
11Comfort and Atmosphere
12What You Don’t Need
13Golf Simulator Accessories FAQ
14Sources and Related Guides
How I Sourced This Page
Every “I” on this page is me, Lem, and it only refers to gear in my own simulator. Any other claim names the reviewer, forum poster, or store page it came from, with a link. Descriptions written by a maker or seller are labeled as vendor claims. Comments left on retailer product pages are labeled as buyer reviews. None of these products has enough Yardstick owner survey responses yet, so nothing here is scored, ranked, or given an award. Our how we rate page explains the bar an award has to clear.
My Golf Simulator PC: SurfThing SG3-5802
In my build
This is the high-end option in my build. The SurfThing SG3-5802 is screaming fast, it came with everything I needed to run the simulator, and it has been a low-maintenance workhorse. I start it fresh at the beginning of every session, so it does not sit powered on around the clock.
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