Uneekor
EYE MINI Golf Simulator Package
Overhead camera-based simulator package built for serious home studios that want tour-grade data.
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Pros
- Camera-based tracking captures full club and ball data, including face angle at impact
- Works with a wide range of simulator software titles
- Compact overhead mount keeps the hitting area clear
Cons
- Professional installation is strongly recommended
- Higher upfront cost than mat-based launch monitors
The EYE MINI is Uneekor’s entry point into overhead camera-based tracking, and it remains one of the most complete simulator packages for a dedicated home studio. Because it reads the clubface and ball directly above the hitting zone, it avoids many of the mat-interference issues that affect infrared and radar units, making it a strong choice for golfers who want dependable face-to-path data indoors.
Pairing it with an impact screen, enclosure, and hitting mat turns a garage or bonus room into a full simulator bay capable of playing licensed courses or running skills-based practice sessions year-round.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much space do I need for a golf simulator?
Most packages need a minimum of roughly 10 feet of width, 9-10 feet of ceiling height, and 12-15 feet of depth to safely swing every club and give the ball room to travel before the impact screen.
Do I need a launch monitor and a simulator separately?
No. Most simulator packages bundle a launch monitor with the enclosure, screen, and mat. Some golfers instead buy a standalone launch monitor first and add the enclosure and screen later.
