Budget – BenQ TH671ST
1080P short-throw gaming projector that doubles as a solid, budget-friendly golf sim display.
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Resolution: Full HD 1080P (1920×1080)
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Brightness: 3,000 ANSI lumens
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Light Source: Lamp (up to 15,000 hr in LampSave)
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Throw Ratio: 0.69–0.83:1
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Aspect: Native 16:9; selectable 16:9, 4:3, Auto, Letterbox, Wide
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Golf Features: Short-throw, vertical keystone (no Screen Fill / Golf Mode)
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Input Lag: ~16.7 ms (1080P/60, Game/Fast mode)
Best For: Golfers building a starter or budget sim who still want
1080P, short-throw, and low input lag for both golf sims and console gaming.
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Good – BenQ AW30ST
Golf-first 4LED short-throw projector for compact bays and low ceilings, with Screen Fill and Golf Mode.
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Resolution: WXGA (1280×800) – accepts up to 1080P input
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Brightness: 3,200 ANSI lumens
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Light Source: 4LED (20,000–30,000 hr rated life)
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Throw Ratio: 0.72–0.87:1
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Aspect: Native 16:10; supports 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 16:10
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Golf Features: Screen Fill, Golf Mode, 100% low-offset design
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Input Lag: ~33 ms (1080P/60)
Best For: Smaller, low-ceiling golf bays where golf-specific
features and long-life 4LED matter more than full 1080P native resolution.
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Better – BenQ AH30ST
Dedicated 1080P 4LED golf projector with Screen Fill and Golf Mode for purpose-built sim bays.
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Resolution: Full HD 1080P (1920×1080)
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Brightness: 3,000 ANSI lumens
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Light Source: 4LED (20,000–30,000 hr rated life)
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Throw Ratio: 0.69–0.83:1
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Aspect: Native 16:9; supports 16:10, 4:3, 1:1
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Golf Features: Screen Fill, Golf Mode, low-offset optical design
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Input Lag: ~16–17 ms (Game Mode)
Best For: Dedicated golf sim rooms that want true 1080P,
long-life 4LED, and golf-specific setup tools without stepping up to laser pricing.
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