Want to bring multisport games and golf together in one inflatable enclosure? Start by thinking about the setup in a few parts: the enclosure, the simulator technology, the projector and computer, and the simulator equipment people will actually use to play.
For a recent customer configuration, we put together a 16×16 inflatable multisport enclosure with TruGolf MultiSport ARCADE and a FlightScope golf launch monitor. Here’s what went into that equipment list and how the pieces fit together.
Start with the enclosure and floor
The foundation of this build is the ASI 16×16 Inflatable MultiSport Simulator Enclosure. It establishes the space around which the rest of the simulator is arranged.
This configuration also includes the floor, which is required for the multisport setup, along with a sun visor and full curtain to help manage light around the projection area.
Before choosing your enclosure, consider both the activities you want to offer and the space available for the complete installation. The enclosure’s size is only one part of that planning. Player movement, golf swings, equipment placement, and access also need room.
Add the technology for multisport games and golf
This build includes two separate technology components.
MultiSport ARCADE by TruGolf provides the multisport arcade experience. The equipment list also includes the Multisport Arcade Sports Equipment Package, which is needed for those activities.
The FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 Launch Monitor handles golf shot tracking. It is paired here with a 5×10 golf hitting mat.
When planning a setup with both multisport and golf, account for both systems. Confirm the golf software and any required licenses as part of the final package, and decide whether you will supply golf clubs or have players bring their own.
Bring the games onto the screen
The selected equipment includes an Eiki C602S short throw projector, listed at 6,000 lumens, and a gaming laptop.
The projector displays the action, while the computer runs the simulator software. Computer specifications, software requirements, and the projector’s placement should be checked together before the equipment is finalized.
This configuration also includes a laptop and launch monitor stand, a cable pack, two 12-inch ASI inflatable tube clips, and an overhead cable management kit. These supporting pieces belong in the initial equipment plan because mounting, connections, and cable routing are part of making the setup usable.
Include the equipment for setup, storage, and upkeep
The smaller items deserve a place on the checklist, too. This build includes a six-sandbag package, a storage bag, and a patch kit.
They may receive less attention than the simulator technology, but they are part of planning how the equipment will be set up, packed away, and maintained. Anchoring requirements should be confirmed for the installation location.
Equipment list for this 16×16 multisport and golf build
The following reflects the selected items in this customer configuration. Some are specific to this build rather than universal requirements for every simulator.
| Equipment | Quantity | Listed cost |
|---|---|---|
| ASI 16×16 Inflatable MultiSport Simulator Enclosure | 1 | $4,999 |
| Sun visor | 1 | $199 |
| Full curtain | 1 | $299 |
| Floor — required for multisport | 1 | $499 |
| Six-sandbag package | 1 | $150 |
| Storage bag | 1 | $199 |
| Laptop and launch monitor stand | 1 | $399 |
| ASI 12-inch inflatable tube clips (overhead mounting) | 2 | $300 |
| Overhead cable management kit | 1 | $62 |
| 5×10 golf hitting mat | 1 | $1,199 |
| Patch kit | 1 | $65 |
| Eiki C602S short throw projector | 1 | $2,840 |
| FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 launch monitor | 1 | $1,299 |
| MultiSport ARCADE by TruGolf | 1 | $4,500 |
| Cable pack | 1 | $150 |
| Gaming laptop | 1 | $1,499 |
| Multisport Arcade Sports Equipment Package | 1 | $250 |
| Equipment total for this configuration | $18,908 |
The amounts shown are from this example equipment list. A final quote should confirm current pricing, package contents, software, shipping, taxes, and any installation costs.
What if I want to add other activities?
Your activity list can change the enclosure and equipment you need.
You could always choose a 16×20 combo enclosure for a configuration with soft toss or tee baseball and golf, and a 16×30 combo enclosure for a configuration with pitching machine baseball and golf.
We can also provide HitTrax baseball simulator technology, an SES Elite SIM Range shooting simulator, and a HYZR One disc golf simulator as additional possibilities. Those systems are not included in the $18,908 configuration above. Adding them requires a separate review of equipment, space, and compatibility.
Where should I start?
Start with the activities you want people to play, the space you have available, and your budget. Those three details help determine the enclosure, simulator technology, and supporting equipment for your setup.
Contact All Sports Inflatables with your plans, and we can help put together an equipment list for your multisport and golf simulator.