Ultra-Series 4K Touch Screen Monitor for Golf Simulators
A commercial 4K touch screen built for the sim bay
A touch screen puts GSPro menus, tee selection, shot data, and replays under your hand instead of on a keyboard across the room. The Ultra-Series is a commercial-duty 4K display with a sealed projected-capacitive touch layer — the same hardware class that runs all day in kitchen display and point-of-sale systems, not a consumer monitor with a touch panel bolted on.
Five sizes, from a 27-inch control screen to a 65-inch room display. Every size runs 3840 × 2160 at 16:9 through IP65 sealed TRU-Flat zero-bezel glass, registers touch through a golf glove, and carries a 50,000-hour backlight rating. Pick the size from the dropdown above.
27″ · 32″ · 43″ · 55″ · 65″
Brightness, mounting hardware, and weight are what separate the sizes. Panel resolution, touch layer, and glass are identical across all five.
Tight bays, side-wall or cart mounting, and builds where the screen is purely for control — not viewing.
- LG Nano IPS (AHVA)
- 500+ nits · 16.7M colors
- VESA 100 × 100 mm
- 16.7 lb · stand included
Residential and light-commercial bays that want one screen for control, stats, and over-the-shoulder viewing.
- AHVA commercial IPS
- 500+ nits · 16.7M colors
- VESA 100 × 100 / 200 × 200 / 400 × 200 mm
- 19.1 lb · stand included
Commercial bays, brightly lit garages, and short-game or putting setups that run without a projector.
- LG IPS
- 700+ nits · 1.07B colors
- VESA 400 × 400 mm
- 53 lb · mount required
Commercial facilities, lounges, golf retail, and no-projector rooms where the monitor is the primary display.
- LG IPS
- 700+ nits · 1.07B colors
- VESA 400 × 400 mm
- 90 lb · mount required
Commercial facilities, lounges, retail floors, and event spaces where the display is the room.
- LG IPS
- 700+ nits · 1.07B colors
- VESA 400 × 400 mm
- 125.5 lb · mount required
Menus and shot data only → 27″ or 32″. Has to be readable from the mat, or the room has daylight → 43″, where the 700-nit LG IPS panel starts. Replacing the projector as the primary screen → 55″. Carrying a whole room, lounge, or retail floor → 65″.
What it changes in the bay
Menus Without A Keyboard
Tee selection, club changes, player switching, and camera angles all happen on the glass instead of on a keyboard balanced on a stool.
Readable Shot Data
4K at 16:9 fits a full GSPro or FSX data readout without shrinking numbers to unreadable size.
Works With A Glove On
The projected-capacitive layer reads nitrile, latex, and vinyl gloves through the sealed glass. No taking a glove off mid-session.
Sealed Against The Bay
IP65-rated TRU-Flat front glass shrugs off sweat, dust, and the occasional spilled drink in a way a consumer monitor does not.
What each size is actually for
The honest case for each option, including what to plan around.
The smallest, lightest, and least expensive way to get a real touch control screen into a simulator bay.
Fits where nothing else will. At 24.25 inches wide and 16.7 pounds, the 27 mounts on a narrow side wall, a rolling cart, or a shelf beside the hitting area without eating usable bay width.
Ships with a desktop stand, so it works out of the box with no mount purchase. Two USB-A ports on the back let a keyboard dongle or thumb drive plug straight into the monitor.
The one to buy when the projector is the show and the touch screen just needs to run GSPro menus, tee selection, and replays.
Five extra inches of screen and three VESA patterns for barely more money — the size most simulator builds land on.
The 32 keeps the 27's light weight, desktop stand, and 3-year warranty, then adds enough panel that GSPro shot data and Trackman-style number layouts stay readable from the mat.
Three VESA patterns — 100 × 100, 200 × 200, and 400 × 200 mm — mean it drops onto almost any monitor arm, wall plate, or enclosure-side bracket already in the bay.
At 19.1 pounds it still hangs off a single-arm mount, which the 43 and 55 cannot do.
The first size with the 700-nit LG IPS panel and 1.07 billion colors — bright enough to play on, not just tap on.
The panel changes here. The 43 moves to an LG IPS module rated 700+ nits with 1.07 billion colors, which is the difference between a screen that shows menus and a screen that can carry gameplay on its own.
Bright enough to stay legible in a garage with the door open or a commercial bay under retail lighting, where the 27 and 32 start to wash out.
Power supply moves internal, so there is no 12V brick to hide in the cable run — one AC cord and the touch USB.
A 50-inch-wide 4K touch panel that can run a full round on its own — and rotate to portrait for menu boards and leaderboards.
The 55 is the only size rated for both landscape and portrait orientation, which makes it a play screen during a session and a leaderboard, menu board, or check-in display between them.
Same 700+ nit LG IPS panel and 1.07 billion colors as the 43, scaled to a 50-inch-wide surface — large enough to be the room's primary screen without a projector or impact screen.
Sealed IP65 front glass and a 50,000-hour MTBF rating mean it holds up to public-facing, all-day use.
Nearly five feet of 4K touch glass — the size that replaces a projector outright in a lit room.
At 58.75 inches wide the 65 covers roughly the same visual footprint as a small impact screen, which makes it a genuine projector replacement for short-game rooms, putting studios, and lounge bays that never darken.
Same 700+ nit LG IPS panel and 1.07 billion colors as the 43 and 55, scaled up — bright enough for a retail floor under full lighting where a projector would be unusable.
Ships with a remote control and a concave aluminum bezel housing, and runs on a single internal AC cord with no external power brick in the cable run.
All five sizes side by side
Scroll the table sideways to see all five sizes →
| Spec | 27″ | 32″ | 43″ | 55″ | 65″ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $999 | $1,199 | $1,629 | $2,199 | $2,499 |
| Best role | Dedicated control display | Control display + secondary view | Control display + standalone play screen | Standalone play screen + signage | Primary room display + signage |
| Panel | LG Nano IPS (AHVA) | AHVA commercial IPS | LG IPS | LG IPS | LG IPS |
| Brightness | 500+ nits | 500+ nits | 700+ nits | 700+ nits | 700+ nits |
| Static contrast | 3000:1 static | 3000:1 static | 1000:1 static | 1000:1 static | 1000:1 static |
| Colors | 16.7M | 16.7M | 1.07B | 1.07B | 1.07B |
| Resolution | 3840 × 2160 | 3840 × 2160 | 3840 × 2160 | 3840 × 2160 | 3840 × 2160 |
| Touch | 10-point PCAP | 10-point PCAP | 10-point PCAP | 10-point PCAP | 10-point PCAP (up to 20-point per manufacturer spec) |
| Video inputs | HDMI 2.0 · DisplayPort · USB-C | HDMI 2.0 · DisplayPort · USB-C | HDMI 2.0 · DisplayPort · USB-C | HDMI 2.0 · DisplayPort | 1 × HDMI 1.3 (HDCP) · 1 × DVI-D · 1 × VGA |
| VESA | 100 × 100 mm | 100 × 100 / 200 × 200 / 400 × 200 mm | 400 × 400 mm | 400 × 400 mm | 400 × 400 mm |
| Dimensions | 24.25″ W × 14.44″ H × 1.75″ D | 29″ W × 17″ H × 2.25″ D | 39.18″ W × 23″ H × 2.38″ D | 50.13″ W × 29.32″ H × 2.75″ D | 58.75″ W × 34.13″ H × 3.1″ D |
| Monitor weight | 16.7 lb | 19.1 lb | 53 lb | 90 lb | 125.5 lb |
| Desktop stand | Included ✓ | Included ✓ | Not included | Not included | Not included |
| Orientation | Landscape | Landscape | Landscape | Landscape + portrait | Landscape |
| Remote control | — | — | — | — | Included ✓ |
| Power | External adapter | External adapter | Internal AC | Internal AC | Internal AC |
| Mount screws | 4 × M4 | 4 × M4 | 4 × M8 | 4 × M8 | 4 × M8 |
| Warranty | 3 years | 3 years | 2 years | 2 years | 2 years |
| Ships by | Ground | Ground | Ground | Ground | LTL freight |
Every size shares the same 4K UHD resolution, 16:9 aspect, 5 ms touch response, 178° / 178° viewing angles, IP65 sealed TRU-Flat front glass, 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast, and a 50,000-hour backlight MTBF rating.
Identical on every size
| Resolution | 3840 × 2160 (4K UHD) |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Touch technology | 10-point PCAP projected capacitive |
| Touch response | 5 ms |
| Touch life | Unlimited activations |
| Front glass | TRU-Flat zero-bezel sealed 4 mm glass |
| Surface treatment | Anti-glare + anti-fingerprint nano coating |
| IP rating | IP65 front / IP40 back |
| Dynamic contrast | 50,000,000:1 |
| Viewing angle | 178° / 178° |
| Backlight / MTBF | LED · 50,000 hours |
| Touch connection | 1 × USB-B (touch) |
| Audio | 1 × 3.5 mm audio out |
| Operating systems | Windows, Linux, Chrome, Android (multi-touch); macOS (single-touch) |
| USB HID | Plug and play — no driver on Windows |
What Varies By Size
Brightness, static contrast, color depth, VESA pattern, physical dimensions, weight, video input set, desktop stand inclusion, portrait support, and warranty length. The comparison table above lists all of it.
Driving The Display
Any Windows PC with a 4K-capable output runs the Ultra-Series. Touch arrives over USB-B as a standard HID device with no driver install. Machines with confirmed outputs are in the Golf Simulator PC collection.
In the box
The 43″, 55″, and 65″ have no desktop stand and require a VESA 400 × 400 mm mount rated above the monitor weight. No assembly is required beyond mounting the display.
Build around the screen
VTrack Combo
The VTrack overhead launch monitor, the Impact Protector, and your choice of Ultra-Series size in one package at a bundle price.
View The ComboBuild The Whole Bay
The SimKit Bundle Builder configures a launch monitor, projector, enclosure, and hitting mat, and prices the full simulator in one place.
Open The SimKit BuilderRelated: VTrack launch monitor · Golf simulator PCs · All touch screen monitors.
Keep planning the build
Common questions
Which size should I pick?
If the screen only runs GSPro menus, tee selection, and shot data, the 27″ or 32″ is enough. If it also has to be readable from the hitting mat or the room gets daylight, take the 43″ — that is where the 700-nit LG IPS panel and 1.07 billion colors start. If the monitor is replacing the projector as the primary display, take the 55″ or 65″.
What changes between the sizes and what stays the same?
All five are 3840 × 2160 4K UHD, 16:9, with a 10-point PCAP touch layer at 5 ms response, 178° / 178° viewing angles, IP65 sealed TRU-Flat zero-bezel glass, and a 50,000-hour backlight rating. What changes is brightness (500+ nits on the 27″ and 32″, 700+ on the 43″, 55″, and 65″), color depth, VESA pattern, weight, whether a desktop stand is included, and warranty length.
Do I need a separate mount?
The 27″ and 32″ include a desktop stand. The 43″, 55″, and 65″ do not — they use 400 × 400 mm VESA and need a stud-anchored wall plate or a heavy-duty arm rated above the monitor weight: 53 lb, 90 lb, and 125.5 lb respectively. Mounting screws are included with every size.
Is the 65″ worth it over the 55″?
The 65″ adds about 8.6 inches of width over the 55″ for $300, using the same 700-nit LG IPS panel. It is the right pick when the display has to carry a full room — a lounge, a retail floor, or an event space. The 55″ is the better pick for a single bay, because it is 35 lb lighter, supports portrait orientation, and ships by ground instead of freight.
Why does the 65″ have different video inputs?
The 65″ uses HDMI 1.3 with HDCP, DVI-D, and VGA rather than the HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort found on the smaller sizes. It still runs 3840 × 2160, but confirm the graphics output on the source PC before ordering. The Golf Simulator PC collection lists the outputs on every machine.
Does touch work with a golf glove on?
Yes. The projected-capacitive layer registers finger, capacitive stylus, and nitrile, latex, or vinyl gloves through the sealed front glass, so a glove does not have to come off to change a setting mid-session.
Does it work with GSPro, E6, and FSX?
Yes. Each size is a standard 4K display with a USB HID touch layer, so it works with any simulator software the PC runs — GSPro, E6 Connect, FSX Play, TGC 2019, and Awesome Golf included. Touch is plug-and-play on Windows, Linux, Chrome, and Android; macOS supports single-touch.
Can it replace a projector and impact screen?
The 43″, 55″, and 65″ can serve as the primary display in short-game rooms, putting studios, and lounge bays that run without a projector. A monitor cannot take a ball strike, so it is not a substitute for an impact screen in a full-swing bay — it sits outside the hitting area. For a full-swing build, pair it with a projector through the SimKit Bundle Builder.
What is the warranty?
3 years on the 27″ and 32″, and 2 years on the 43″, 55″, and 65″. All five carry a 50,000-hour backlight MTBF rating and unlimited touch activations.
How do these ship?
The 27″, 32″, 43″, and 55″ ship by standard ground carrier. The 65″ ships LTL freight at a 148.4 lb shipping weight — plan for a curbside delivery appointment and a second person to move it.
Is the front glass durable?
The touch surface is sealed TRU-Flat zero-bezel glass rated IP65 on the front, with an anti-fingerprint nano coating. It is designed for commercial 24/7 duty, which is why the same panels run in kitchen display and point-of-sale systems. It is still glass — it is not rated to take a golf ball.
What comes in the box?
The monitor, power cable, USB touch cable, HDMI cable, DisplayPort cable, and VESA mounting screws. The 27″ and 32″ add a desktop stand. The 65″ adds a remote control with batteries. No assembly is required beyond mounting.
Can I bundle a monitor with a launch monitor?
Yes. The VTrack combo packages the VTrack overhead launch monitor, the Impact Protector, and your choice of monitor size at a package price. The standalone VTrack page covers the launch monitor on its own.
What support comes with it?
ESG handles setup questions, mount selection, and cable planning directly. Simulator-side configuration is covered on the VTrack Setup and Support page, and monitors are backed by the manufacturer warranty listed above.
Why buy the screen here
Most touch monitors are sold into offices and restaurants, with spec sheets that never mention glove input, bay brightness, or what happens when the garage door is open. These are listed the way a simulator build actually needs them.
Commercial Hardware
Sealed IP65 glass, unlimited touch activations, and a 50,000-hour backlight rating — built for all-day duty.
Sized For Sim Bays
Five sizes chosen around real bay layouts, from a side-wall control screen to a full room display.
Straight Answers On Fit
Mount pattern, weight, brightness, and input requirements listed for every size before you buy.
One Point Of Contact
ESG handles the order, the mount question, and the warranty claim if one comes up.
Bottom line: pick the size by how the screen gets used. Control only, take the 27″ or 32″. Readable from the mat, take the 43″. Running the room, take the 55″ or 65″.
