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What Comes With Foresight SIM IN A BOX Custom, and What Costs Extra?

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SIM IN A BOX Custom supplies a Foresight launch monitor, enclosure and impact screen, mat and turf, projector, computer cart, and a 30-day Foresight+ and Course Pass trial. You still need a gaming PC and a suitable room, and continued course play in Premier requires paid software memberships after the trial. The U.S. Custom configuration with a GC3 and no frame extension is listed at $15,999 before tax and freight.

Fewer parts to match

A package does not make room planning go away. It does give you a specified group of hardware to check against the room, rather than separate screen, projector, and mat purchases. The PC and the software access you need after the trial still belong in the budget. Foresight's Custom package contents

Which launch monitor, and where it sits

The configurator offers GC3, GCQuad, QuadMAX, and Falcon. The first three sit beside the ball; Falcon mounts overhead. Foresight recommends the frame extension for Falcon and requires ceiling mounting without it. Custom configurations and mounting note

Sharing the room with a left-handed player? Lights, beams, or garage-door hardware already on the ceiling? Settle the launch monitor before you treat the rest of the package as fixed. For a ceiling-mounted Falcon, use qualified installers and the full mounting instructions. Falcon installation manual

11, 12, or 13 feet is the frame, not the room

The frame comes in 11-, 12-, and 13-foot widths. The standard enclosure is 5 feet deep and 8 feet 7 inches to 8 feet 10 inches high; the extension changes those figures to 8 feet deep and 9 feet 8 inches to 10 feet high. Foresight lists 16 feet of full depth including the projector for either version. Custom frame dimensions

Allow for the golfer's swing, screen movement, access around the frame, and the selected monitor's installation geometry. The frame measurements alone can't establish a safe room size.

The PC you still have to buy

The computer cart is included; the gaming PC is separate. For Premier at 1080p, the package page recommends Windows 11, an Intel Core Ultra 7, an RTX 5070 Ti with 16GB VRAM, 32GB RAM, and a 1TB or larger SSD. Use the requirements for your intended software and resolution when pricing a computer. Foresight's PC recommendation

Room work is on you

SIM IN A BOX won't add outlets, repair drywall, improve ventilation, quiet a basement, reroute a garage door, or make a low ceiling safe for a driver. Electrical work, climate control, sound treatment, and structural changes are separate room costs. Ceiling mounting of the projector or monitor attracts additional installation fees under Foresight's package terms. Installation and sale terms

Where a package fits

The GC3 Custom configuration without the extension is $15,999 on Foresight's U.S. store, excluding tax and freight. Don't confuse it with the $11,999 Play 10 package. The Custom page limits direct sales to U.S. cardholders and addresses. Custom pricing and regional terms

For continued Premier course play, Silver at $199 a year plus Course Pass at $295 a year totals $494 annually. Course Pass requires Silver or Gold; this example uses Silver and the standard Course Pass. The memberships are billed annually and auto-renew unless canceled. A credit card is required for the trial. Foresight+ plans and billing

Cancel a direct subscription through account settings before renewal to avoid the next charge. Paid membership fees are nonrefundable, with access continuing through the paid period. Hardware cancellation has separate terms: the package page permits a full refund within 24 hours, then specifies a $250 fee and account credit rather than a cash refund. Read those terms before ordering. Subscription cancellation terms Hardware order terms

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