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The Rapsodo MLM2PRO is a popular golf simulator launch monitor that had a packed booth at the PGA show in 2026. It’s a portable and lightweight unit that can be used either indoors or outdoors to track your carry distance, clubhead speed, launch, and spin regardless of whether you are on the driving range or set up at your home golf simulator.

Instead of a generic projector that comes with many bundled systems, we’ll help you find a purpose-built golf sim projector that will best match up to your screen size and budget. These are short throw projectors that produce larger-than-life images in tight spaces, allowing the projector to be placed above and behind the hitting area without creating unsightly shadows and glare.

If you’re thinking about using your Rapsodo with a GS Pro or other premium subscription, you’ll want to check out the latest 4K golf simulators that will load up a massive amount of detail on a larger screen without breaking the bank.

In 2026, there are now two new short throw projectors with 4K resolutions that are a perfect fit for a Rapsodo MLM2PRO that are under $3000. Both are 4000 lumen laser powered models to ensure the picture is vivid and visuals have lots of pop. The BenQ AK700ST is the most popular 4K laser short throw golf simulator projector with its Auto Screen Fit technology that will recognize your impact screen and adjust the picture to fit automatically in seconds. If you need your projector closer to the screen, the BenQ LK830ST has the same brightness, but uses a 0.5 throw lens that can be mounted closer to your screen for tighter spaces like a garage or basement. Both projectors have a dedicated golf mode with near perfect Rec.709 color accuracy for added realism, and the combination of 4K and high color accuracy makes them perfect for watching golf, movies, and gaming on your impact screen.

For those looking to set up a golf sim in a garage or other smaller sized area, the most efficient use of space is a more squared aspect ratio impact screen such as a 4:3 or 1:1 aspect ratio screen and enclosure. BenQ has several lower cost golf simulator projectors such as the BenQ AH30ST. Priced under $1500, this 3000 lumen LED short throw golf simulator projector has a short throw lens, fantastic Rec.709 color accuracy, and no need for lamp or filter changes.

The next step up is the 4000 lumen AH500ST, one of the most popular short throw projectors with its 0.50 short throw lens, motorized focus, and like all BenQ golf sim projectors, screen fill technology that eliminates squished or stretched screens when you use a 4:3 or 1:1 screen. Finally, if you want something brighter, the new LH860ST also has a 0.50 throw ratio but delivers a whopping 5000 lumens for just $2399. Perfect for floor mounting, as well as an ideal upgrade from an older bulb projector. 

Connecting your Rapsodo MLM2PRO to a BenQ projector is pretty simple. Because the Rapsodo wirelessly communicates to an iPad, iPhone, or Android device, all you need to do is connect that device to a BenQ projector using a USB-C to HDMI cable or a Apple AV adapter that will convert the HDMI signal from your phone or iPad to a HDMI signal that can be sent to the BenQ projector.

So, if you are looking to set up a home golf simulator with a Rapsodo launch monitor, here is a comparison table of popular projectors that might be a good fit depending on the size of your screen and your budget.

BenQ has trained staff to help you find the perfect golf simulator projector – within your room size and budget. To help you make the best decision, you can reach out to one of our experts to set up anything from a chat to a complete online demo, to help you find the right projector for your needs.