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  • Ms. Megginson said owners can play 18 holes in one hour by themselves or they can make this a group activity to play with friends in person or virtually with others who have the system.

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  • "The room can double as an exercise space because you have to have lots of open floor space when you are playing the golf game, but we also commonly put in some furnishings and accessories to make it a comfortable place to relax," Ms. Megginson said. "The golf simulator costs about $50,000, but a completed room with the simulator and accessories can cost $150,000 and up."

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