InFocus Nemesis II short-throw laser projectors (IN1026ST / IN1028ST) stocked by indoor golf retailers for bright, value-minded sim screens.
InFocus’s Quantum Laser Nemesis II short-throw models deliver high lumen output and long laser life in a form factor specialty shops bundle with enclosures and launch monitors. The IN1026ST (WXGA) and IN1028ST (1080p) appear frequently in mid-tier golf simulator packages when builders want brightness without jumping to the highest golf-specific SKUs.
Throw distance, keystone, and mounting still need bay-specific planning, but Nemesis II has become a real short-throw alternative next to BenQ, Optoma, and Epson in retailer catalogs.
Decision checklist
Home builders who want a bright short-throw laser projector commonly bundled in complete sim kits.
Practical guide
Projector choice is throw distance + brightness + resolution. Get those three right for InFocus Nemesis II before chasing brand extras.
Short-throw and ultra-short-throw models exist because sim rooms are shallow. Measure tee-to-screen and mounting options, then confirm InFocus Nemesis II can fill your screen without the golfer blocking the image. Ceiling mounts need solid framing; UST shelves need a stable landing zone.
Basements are easier than garages with windows. Higher lumens help when ambient light creeps in, but gain and screen color matter too. Match InFocus Nemesis II brightness to how dark you can keep the bay during play.
Your sim PC must drive the resolution and refresh you want. Plan HDMI/USB-C runs, latent-friendly settings, and whether InFocus Nemesis II will be the only display or share a switch with a TV. Laggy menus kill the “just hit balls” habit.
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