This is Day 2 of our TruGolf APOGEE golf simulator build, and today we’re finishing the room the way a real install should end: calibration, software setup, signal checks, and the final little tweaks that make it play right. I start with a quick recap of the system—custom impact screen, 1080p laser projector, the APOGEE overhead tracker, and a clean control setup with a monitor, wireless keyboard/mouse, plus audio handled through Sonos (Amp for the pendant speakers and a separate Beam for the TV). The goal on this one was to keep the gear concealed and still make it easy to use. I walk through the stuff that actually matters with APOGEE: you’re hitting about 22 inches in front of the unit, and height is non-negotiable—the bottom of the tracker needs to land around 9–10 feet for accurate numbers. We calibrate using the sheet TruGolf provides, and I explain why lighting changes (windows, dimmers, lights on/off) can mean you need to recalibrate. Then we test swings and go through the instant analytics—ball speed, launch direction, club speed, club path, spin—and even the swing playback that shows why a shot leaked right. If you’re planning a home golf simulator, this video shows the real-world process: layout changes, troubleshooting, clean wiring, and how we verify the whole AV signal flow so the room feels finished, not “almost done.”