I have $4000 to spend, can someone recommend me the best simulator?

[AshTechslax]

As title really. I've got $4k play money, I really want a simulator as I'm hoping it will mean I can improve quicker without having to wait long times between shots whilst I walk around looking for my ball. Can someone suggest something. I'm not a pro, but equally not a complete novice. I don't mind blowing the full budget, perhaps even finding some more cache if you guys think its worth it, but just don't want to buy anything that's not worth it. Something without a subscription fee would also be preferred, but I'm keen to hear suggestions if you have a reason as to why it may be worth it.

 

[CliveW]

Welcome. I would be looking at lessons first. No point in belting balls on a simulator or range if you don't have an idea of what you're doing wrong. Once you have that sorted then you can hone your technique on a simulator.

 

[AshTechslax]

Hi, cheers for your advice but don't worry I have been spending plenty of time down the range and will be taking some lessons to further my technique. But I am really excited to get a simulator, I've got the space - and think it could be a really fun thing to own!

 

[BubbaP]

You may find a bigger audience able to advise here...
https://golfsimulatorforum.com/

 

[AshTechslax]

ooo nice one will check it out!

 

[rulefan]

As title really. I've got $4k play money, I really want a simulator as I'm hoping it will mean I can improve quicker without having to wait long times between shots whilst I walk around looking for my ball. Can someone suggest something. I'm not a pro, but equally not a complete novice. I don't mind blowing the full budget, perhaps even finding some more cache if you guys think its worth it, but just don't want to buy anything that's not worth it. Something without a subscription fee would also be preferred, but I'm keen to hear suggestions if you have a reason as to why it may be worth it.

I thought you were looking for a stimulator until I realised the mods hadn't deleted the thread

 

[Foxholer]

ooo nice one will check it out!

Be aware that it's a US based forum. But then, if you re specifying $4000, that's probably appropriate for you.

 

[JohnWebb]

Hello, thanks for sharing this information with us. I was searching for it for my cousin's sister. She wants to buy a simulator but she doesn't have enough knowledge about this. She is worried because she has taken a loan by taking help from https://fitmymoney.com/how-do-credit-cards-work/ here and she wants to make sure that it is worth buying it.

 

[2blue]

I will recommend you don't waste your money on a simulator instead of that act like a Mr.Beast and give me away your all money.
P.S I will pray for your happiness. Hehehe

Now THAT is a pretty unique first post.

 

[HPIMG]

I had a home sim and never used it after the first month. I just didn’t really like hitting into a net but did notice a big improvement on my short game. Currently changing the golf room into a home cinema and I don’t even want to think of the money wasted on the sim, just recently sold all my stuff for probably 1/4 of what I payed.