Design · Build · Mason, Ohio
Golf entertainment spaces, designed and built.
Complete golf rooms for homes and businesses. The space, the finishes and the simulator, planned together and built as one project.
Our approach
More than a simulator.
A room to gather in.
Most golf simulators end up as a net in a corner. We design the whole space around the game and the people who come to play: the layout, the light, the seating, the finishes, with the technology built in rather than added on.
- One team from first sketch to first swing
- Designed around your space, your style and your budget
- Overhead simulation that keeps the room open and clean
What we do
Spaces we design and build
Home golf rooms
Basements, garages and bonus rooms, made for practice, play and entertaining.
Commercial golf spaces
Offices, bars and venues where golf becomes part of the experience.
Built-in simulation
Overhead ProTee VX systems, designed into the room from the start.
The name
Why “Emergency Nine”?
In golf, an emergency nine is the quick round you squeeze in when there’s no time for eighteen. That’s the idea behind every room we build: real golf, at home or at work, whenever you have an hour.
- No tee times, no weather, no drive to the course
- A place for family, friends, clients and teams
- Practice with real swing data, or play the world’s great courses
Process
Three steps to your golf room
Consult
Visit the showroom or talk with us about your space, how you want to use it, and your budget.
Design
We measure the space and present a design and a written proposal with clear options.
Build
We build the room, install and test the simulator, and walk you through everything.
The showroom
See a finished room before you build yours.
Our showroom in Mason is a working golf room with a 10×16 ft screen and an overhead ProTee VX. Bring your clubs, play a few holes, and talk through your project in person.
Questions
Before you begin
What is a golf entertainment space?
A room built around golf and the people who gather to play: the simulator bay, lighting, sound, seating, a place to set a drink, and finishes that make it feel like part of your home or business. We design and build the whole room, not just the simulator.
Why “Emergency Nine”?
In golf, an emergency nine is the quick round you squeeze in when there’s no time for eighteen. A golf room at home or at work makes that round possible any evening of the week.
How much space do I need?
A common starting point is a ceiling of about 9–10 feet, a width of 12–16 feet and a depth of 15–20 feet. Ceiling height matters most for a full driver swing. We measure your space and tell you honestly what will work before you commit to anything.
Which simulator do you use?
Most of our builds use the ProTee VX, an overhead launch monitor mounted on the ceiling above the hitting area. Nothing sits on the floor, so the room stays open and uncluttered.
What does a project cost?
It depends on the size of the space, the finishes and the technology. After a consultation and a look at your space, you receive a written proposal with clear options.
Can I see a golf room before I commit?
Yes. Our showroom in Mason is a working golf room. Book a visit, bring your clubs, and play a few holes.
