ProTee VX SwingBay Golf Simulator Package

ProTee VX SwingBay Golf Simulator Package bundles the core pieces you actually need for a home bay, launch monitor, enclosure, screen, turf options, and projection, so you’re not stitching a simulator together from five different carts. It is a ceiling-mounted, camera-based system paired with a purpose-built SwingBay enclosure, so you get reliable shot data and a consistent hitting environment every time you walk in.

This package is designed for golfers who want accuracy and a setup that stays put. The ProTee VX mounts to the ceiling in front of the ball, keeping the floor clear and your alignment consistent from session to session. Tracking is photometric (camera-based), and no special ball or club marking is required, which is a big deal for everyday practice.

The other half of the experience is the SwingBay enclosure. It gives the simulator its “room”: a defined hitting space that helps contain misses, manage rebounds, and tighten the projected image. Its blackout ripstop nylon curtains, side netting, and an aluminum frame with steel bracket hardware are built around DIY assembly rather than a permanent construction project.

ProTee’s VX is built specifically for indoor use and emphasizes a clean hitting area, with no floor sensors. According to ProTee’s own materials, the VX is positioned as a dual high-speed camera system with AI-powered club and ball data, plus quick switching for right- and left-handed players.

In practical terms, the data set is broad enough to cover both shot performance and diagnosis. It’s ball and club metrics, including ball speed, launch, spin components, spin axis, start direction, clubhead speed, club path, face angle, attack angle, dynamic loft, and impact location, plus outcome numbers like carry, total distance, apex, offline, and descent angle. That’s the mix you want when you’re working on strike, start line, and distance control, not just “how far did it go?”

Feedback speed matters in a simulator because lag in the feedback loop kills rhythm. ProTee states less than 0.3 seconds from strike to data feedback. The package listing itself focuses on the overall system.

If you host mixed groups, handedness switching is a real quality-of-life feature. ProTee explicitly lists right- and left-handed support with instant switching, and the package is built around that overhead placement, with no unit to pick up and rotate between players.

The enclosure is not an afterthought in this bundle. The SwingBay enclosure dimensions and construction details, including a ballistics-grade woven polyester impact/projection screen has a 1.5″ extruded aluminum framing with steel bracket hardware, blackout curtains, and also features bungees for assembly/tensioning.

You also get sizing and screen-build choices. The package lets you choose between 8′ x 10.5′ and 9′ x 12′ enclosure options, and between a single-layer screen or a triple-layer premium screen that’s positioned as quieter with less bounceback. These options aren’t marketing fluff; they’re how you match the bay to your room, your ball speed, and whether noise control matters in your space.

Projection is handled for you as well. It has a 4,000-lumen, 1080p HD laser short-throw projector, includes 25′ HDMI connectivity, and gives you a choice of projector mounting (floor enclosure or ceiling mount) to help manage shadows and fit the room.

Space planning is where most simulator projects go right or wrong. The ProTee VX has 9′-10′ ceiling height and a 16′ depth. It also lists an overall footprint context of 11′ W x 15′ D x 8.1′ H, which is useful when you’re thinking about clearance around the bay, not just the screen width.
(Separately, ProTee’s own materials list a minimum ceiling height of 9 ft / 2.75 m and a 25″ x 21″ hitting zone.)

Software and PC performance are the final pieces that determine whether the system feels “instant” or constantly fiddly. It is compatible with in-house practice software, plus TGC 2019, GSPro, and E6, and it also provides Windows PC guidance, recommended specs up to an i9/Ryzen 9 class CPU with an RTX 3080-class GPU, and a minimum tier still targeting modern hardware (including an RTX 3060-class GPU). If you want GSPro to look and feel right, these PC notes save you time and frustration.

The manufacturer provides a 30-day return policy, with the customer responsible for return shipping and a restocking fee, and returns may be subject to a 20% restocking fee.
For warranty, the ProTee VX package page lists a one-year limited warranty on turf and framing.