Gungho Golf
High-end golf simulator experts, serving the entire US
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- Best Price Guarantee. they match competitor pricing on identical products and services
- Demo studio available for Austin-area customers to test major launch monitor and simulation software packages
- Full design and build-out services for home and commercial golf simulator studios in Austin metro area
- Lifetime free support for any launch monitor purchased through them, via phone, email, or text
- Free lifetime access to Advanced Analytics for SkyTrak if purchased through them
- They founded and operate SkyTrak Users Group, Mevo+ Users Group, and E6 Connect Users Group on Facebook
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About Gungho Golf
Gungho Golf, founded by avid golfer and software engineer Ron Hornbaker, is an Austin-based golf simulator retailer and designer serving the entire United States. They sell and support all major launch monitor and simulator brands including TrackMan, Uneekor, SkyTrak, FlightScope, TruGolf E6 Connect, Bushnell, Garmin, and Foresight. They also design and build their own line of premium products: Holy Grail hitting strips and mats, custom impact screens, retractable systems, and golf simulator enclosures.
Beyond retail, they offer comprehensive services for Austin-area customers. They demo most major launch monitor and simulation software packages in their Austin-based golf studio, provide full simulator studio design and build-out for homes and businesses in the Austin metro area, and offer lifetime free post-purchase support via phone, email, or text for any launch monitor purchased through them.
Their commitment to innovation led them to invent a line of custom-made golf simulator equipment when they couldn't find setups meeting their standards. The company operates with a best price guarantee, matching competitor pricing on identical products and services. They also founded and operate three active Facebook user groups for popular platforms: SkyTrak Users Group, Mevo+ Users Group, and E6 Connect Users Group.
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Questions people ask
What is the best golf simulator for beginners?
For budget-conscious golfers, the SkyTrak+ is a popular option at $1,995-$2,495. It offers professional-grade tracking, works with third-party software, and fits in any size room. A complete budget setup with enclosure, projector, mat, and screen totals around $7,887.
What is the best high-end golf simulator?
The TrackMan 4 is the launch monitor of choice for top players and serious golfers. At $22,495, it offers dual radar technology, measures full trajectory from 6-foot pitches to 400-yard drives with 1.5-foot accuracy, and maps 3D trajectory in real time. A complete premium setup with screen, projector, and accessories runs $32,902.
Can you help me choose between retractable and built-in simulator screens?
Retractable screens offer flexibility and cost savings if you have limited space or want a multi-purpose room. Built-in screens with foam padding provide a permanent, professional look ideal for man caves and dedicated sim spaces. Gungho Golf can demo both options and help you decide based on your space and goals.
Do you carry Shopify products or your own brand?
They carry major brands like TrackMan, Uneekor, SkyTrak, and others, plus design and build their own product lines: Holy Grail hitting strips and mats, custom impact screens, retractable systems, and golf simulator enclosures.
What projectors do you recommend for golf simulators?
For 4K high-end setups, they recommend BenQ LK936ST (5100 lumens) or AK700ST (4000 lumens laser). For HD setups, the BenQ TH671ST (3000 lumens) or LH820ST (3600 lumens) work well. They offer multiple projector options for different budgets and space requirements.
What is your service area?
They serve the entire United States for online sales, shipping, and support. For in-person demo studio visits, full design and build-out services, they serve the Austin, Texas metro area. Contact them at (512) 222-2220 or hello@gunghogolf.com.
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