How to Build an Indoor Golf Room

Clear all the existing furniture out of the room so that you can use the space solely for golf. In addition to making the room cluttered, too many items such as furniture aren't conducive to swinging a club.

Hang a large golf net or a standard camping tarp in the room according to the room's style. If you are setting up the golf room in the basement, hang the net or tarp to the ceiling rafters by removing the suspended ceiling and clamping it with clamps. If you're using a room without a suspended ceiling, drill holes in the ceiling, install eye hooks and tie the eyelets of the net or tarp to the eye hooks.

Place a driving green in front of the net, roughly 8 to 10 feet away. This distance is partially dictated by the size of the room, but set up the green far enough away to allow you to gauge your shot's trajectory before it hits the net.

Add decorations and accents to the room that will help give it a golf-only feel. Hang photos of your favorite golfing moments, display any plaques or trophies you've won at tournaments and find a suitable corner for your golf bag and shoes.

Fill a large bucket or basket with several dozen golf balls and place it beside the driving green. This way, you can take several dozen swings before having to stop to gather all the balls.