Golf under the rafters
Attic Golf Simulator Rooms in Middle Tennessee
A vaulted attic can make a spectacular golf room with plenty of headroom. We have built a full-swing simulator in a vaulted attic, and we know the extra steps attics need.
Concept illustrationWhat we plan for
Built for the space
Floor strength
Attic joists are often sized for storage, not people. We check them and stiffen the floor so it feels solid and keeps the launch monitor accurate.
Heat and insulation
Tennessee attics get hot. Spray foam on the roofline and a mini-split unit keep the room comfortable year-round.
Sound control
Ball strikes travel down. Insulated floors and impact mats keep the rooms below quiet.
Stairs, access and code
A pull-down ladder will not do. We plan proper stairs, egress and permits where required.
Packages
Pick a starting point
ConceptStarter Bay
- Site check: ceiling height, swing room and power
- Hitting mat and premium turf
- Enclosure, impact screen and side netting
- Projector and launch-monitor mounting
- Clean cable runs and a dedicated outlet
- Paint touch-up and simple LED lighting
ConceptThe Golf Cave
- Everything in Starter Bay
- Framing, sound insulation and drywall
- Dark, low-glare ceiling and walls
- Impact-rated wall protection
- Upgraded turf floor over a level subfloor
- Dedicated circuits, dimmable lighting scenes
- HVAC planning so the room stays cool
ConceptThe Clubhouse
- Everything in The Golf Cave
- Lounge seating area and TV wall
- Wet bar or beverage station
- Putting green with real contour
- Club storage and display wall
- Smart lighting and sound throughout
Ready to build your golf room?
Tell us about your space. We'll walk it, measure it, and send a clear proposal, usually within a week.