Bright, Sharp, and Shadow-Free: The Perfect Simulator Upgrade The Epson PowerLite L695SU is engineered to transform your space into a professional-grade golf bay. By combining a powerful laser light source with a versatile short-throw lens, it provides the clear, high-contrast imagery required to make virtual golf look and feel real. Whether you are practicing your short game or playing a virtual round with friends, the L695SU ensures you never miss a detail.

Why the Epson L695SU is a Top Choice for Golfers:

• 6,200 Lumens of Laser Brightness: With 6,200 lumens, this projector handles ambient light exceptionally well, ensuring your image stays vivid even if your room isn’t a pitch-black dedicated theater.
• Shadow-Reducing Short Throw: The short-throw design allows you to mount the projector forward of your hitting area, keeping it out of your swing path and eliminating the annoying shadows that appear on your screen.
• WUXGA Resolution (1920 x 1200): Experience a crisp, detailed picture. The extra vertical resolution of WUXGA provides a better, more realistic aspect ratio for most modern golf simulator software.
• Laser Reliability: Forget about the hassle and recurring cost of lamps. The maintenance-free laser light source provides up to 20,000 hours of performance, ideal for heavy daily use.
• True-to-Life 3LCD Color: Epson’s 3LCD technology delivers 100% color brightness, ensuring the lush greens and clear blue skies in your simulator look vibrant and authentic.

Technical Specifications:

• Brightness: 6,200 Lumens
• Resolution: WUXGA (1920 x 1200)
• Display Technology: 3LCD, 3-Chip
• Light Source: Laser Diode (20,000+ hour life)
• Throw Ratio: Short Throw (Reduces screen shadows)
• Connectivity: HDMI, HDBaseT, and RS-232C for seamless integration.

Pro Setup Note: Because of its high brightness, the L695SU is a fantastic choice for garage or basement simulators where you might have windows or secondary lighting. It is fully compatible with most modern overhead launch monitors (like the Uneekor Eye XO or SkyTrak+), as the short-throw lens keeps the projector tucked away from your sensor’s field of view.