Carl's Place launches 3D golf simulator builder with $20,000 giveaway
Carl's Place has rolled out a new 3D Build Your Own Golf Simulator tool that lets golfers design a custom setup for their space and see pricing update in real time. The Milton, Wisconsin company is also giving away a golf simulator valued at up to $20,000 through Aug. 31 to promote the launch.
Why it matters: - The new tool aims to make home golf simulator shopping faster, clearer and less intimidating for golfers designing a setup around a specific room. - The giveaway adds a high-value incentive for golfers to try the configuration tool and submit a custom build.
What happened: - Carl's Place launched a 3D Build Your Own Golf Simulator tool for golfers designing a custom indoor simulator. - The company is also offering a custom indoor golf simulator valued at up to $20,000 as a launch giveaway. - Entries for the giveaway are open through Monday, Aug. 31. - Carl's Place is based in Milton, Wisconsin. - The company is celebrating 20 years in business.
The details: - Users enter room dimensions and then move through each part of the setup process. - The tool guides shoppers through enclosure selection and projector placement. - An interactive 3D visualizer updates in real time as choices are made. - Pricing updates as users build their simulator. - The tool produces a 3D view of the finished simulator and a full build summary. - Shoppers can add the finished package to the cart for checkout. - Customers can get help from a Carl's Place designer if they still have questions. - To enter the giveaway, users visit the entry page, use the builder, click “Share” in the Build Summary, copy the custom build link and paste it into the entry form. - Entrants must also describe the space, share a personal story and explain what a golf simulator would mean to them. - Carl's Place says the strongest entries will include a suitable residential installation location, readiness to move forward with installation and willingness to participate in photography or video during installation. - The company also points users to a video showing the step-by-step entry process. - Carl's Place says the new tool removes guesswork from designing a custom home golf simulator. - The company says the builder is designed to help golfers confidently navigate each decision while ensuring all components work together within the available space.
Between the lines: - The launch extends Carl's Place's custom-simulator business into a more guided digital shopping experience. - The emphasis on fit, precision and real-time visualization suggests the company is trying to reduce the friction that can come with planning a room-specific installation. - The giveaway doubles as a marketing push and a way to showcase how the builder works in practice.
What's next: - Carl's Place will accept giveaway entries until Aug. 31. - The company will review submissions and choose a winner for the simulator package valued at up to $20,000. - The selected entrant may participate in photography and/or video content during installation. - Shoppers can continue using the builder to design and buy custom simulator setups after the launch promotion ends.
The bottom line: - Carl's Place is betting that a more visual, interactive buying process will help golfers turn a simulator idea into a real home install.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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