⛳ Tailored for Golf Simulators
The AH700ST is a purpose-built 1080p short throw laser projector designed to bring golf simulators to life. With 4000 lumens of brightness, golf-optimized visuals, and an intuitive auto screen fit, it delivers a premium, worry-free experience for players who demand accuracy and convenience.
⚡ Quick Setup – Zero Hassle
Set up in seconds. The AH700ST automatically detects and aligns to your impact screen, minimizing distortion and giving you a perfectly squared image—no manual tweaks or calibration needed.
🌿 Realistic Golf Visuals
With Golf Mode, you get enhanced color tuning that replicates the natural look of grass, sand, sky, and fairways. This tailored mode delivers immersive realism that brings each course to life in vivid detail.
💡 Bright, Crisp, and Clear
With 4000 lumens of laser-powered brightness, the AH700ST easily cuts through ambient light, making it perfect for home setups, garages, or dedicated simulator rooms. You’ll get vibrant, sharp visuals even in well-lit environments.
🛠️ Built to Last
This projector is as low-maintenance as it gets:
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Laser Light Source with up to 20,000 hours of life
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Dustproof Sealed Design keeps internal components clean and image quality sharp
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No lamps. No filters. No fuss. Just power on and play.
📏 Short Throw = Big Picture, Small Space
The short throw lens allows you to project large images from a short distance—perfect for golf simulator bays where space behind the tee is limited. No shadows, no obstructions—just full-screen golf action.
📌 Key Features:
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1080p Full HD Resolution
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4000 Lumens Brightness
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Short Throw Lens for tight spaces
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Auto Screen Fit – aligns to impact screen in seconds
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Golf Mode for lifelike course visuals
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Dustproof, Maintenance-Free Design
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Laser Light Source – Up to 20,000 Hours
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Take the Guesswork Out of Projection
The AH700ST delivers everything you need for a vivid, reliable golf simulator experience—with none of the hassle.
Bright. Accurate. Built for golf. Just plug in, aim, and play.
