Will it fit?

Most garages do. Here's the honest math, and Tate will check anything close.

Your room

Feet and inches. The drawing is to scale, with the enclosure against the back wall.

Room width

Wall to wall, where the bay would stand.

Room depth

Front to back, from the wall it folds against.

Ceiling height

To the lowest beam, duct or door track over that spot.

Enter the three numbers.

The room draws to scale here with the 8′ × 11′6″ enclosure against the back wall, and the answer updates as you type.

Send my numbers to Tate

He reviews every room himself and replies within 1 business day. Sloped ceilings, posts and door tracks all change the answer, so the numbers above go with your note.

The wall the bay would fold against. Up to 8 MB.

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Rooms, specifically

Can I keep parking in the garage?

Yes, and the garage is the most common install. The bay folds against the wall when you're done, so the car goes back in. Measure the width where the enclosure would stand with the door down, and the depth from that wall out to where the car sits.

My basement ceiling is under 9 feet.

The enclosure stands 9 ft tall, so that's the number to beat over the 8′ × 11′6″ spot where it would sit. Measure to the lowest duct, beam or pipe in that spot, not the tallest point in the room. If you're short, send the numbers anyway; Tate answers within 1 business day with what will and won't work.

What about a sloped ceiling?

Slope, room shape and wall placement all change the answer, which is why the checker hands anything in the middle range to Tate instead of guessing. Give him the height at the wall the bay folds against and the height at the front edge of the 11′6″ footprint, and note which way the slope runs.

Where does the projector go?

The Complete ships with the BenQ AH30ST, and any short-throw projector works with the System. Short-throw means it sits close to the screen rather than across the room, so it doesn't add to the depth you need. Most owners run the software from an iPad, so there's no PC to find a home for.

Can a left- and a right-handed golfer share it?

Yes. The Garmin R10 reads right- and left-handed shots from the same alignment, so nobody moves it between turns. If you want a wider mat for two players, the optional 5′ × 8′ FairwayFeel replaces the standard mat for $330 more. It doesn’t fit in the Pouch.

Talk to Tate before you buy.

He'll tell you straight whether it fits, and which model makes sense for your room.

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