Golf simulator

A golf simulator consists of a mat like the ones you usually find on the driving range and a projector screen. You hit the screen and a computer visualises how the ball would travel if you hit it for real - out in the wild. The advantages of a golf simulator are many; you can play whatever the weather, or you don't have to walk between holes. You also don't have to repair turf or tee marks. A golf simulator works by measuring data such as ball speed, spin and impact angle.The simulator then takes all this information and shows how the ball travels across a virtual golf course. You can play on a golf simulator as practice to improve your swing, or for the entertainment it provides. Many golf simulators also give you tips as you play, so you can improve your game until it's time to play for real.Translated with DeepL.com (free version)