Frequently Asked Questions

Indoor golf simulation is a technology-driven system that allows golfers to play and practice golf indoors using virtual golf courses and real golf clubs. It provides a realistic golf experience regardless of weather conditions. 

Indoor golf simulation relies on high-speed cameras, sensors, lasers, and software to track the golf ball's movement. The system then replicates this data on a virtual golf course, providing real-time feedback on ball flight, distance, and shot accuracy. 

We provide golf clubs for rental from a company called Stix. However, you're welcome to bring your own clubs if you prefer. Make sure they are clean and suitable for use on the simulators. 

Yes, you are allowed up to 6 players per bays to play with friends and family. You can even compete against each other or play as a team. (Stroke, Skins, Scramble, Best Ball, Alternative Shot)

Yes, indoor golf simulations offer a wide range of virtual golf courses, from famous championship courses to casual and fun layouts. You can choose courses that match your skill level and preferences. 

Absolutely! Indoor golf simulation is ideal for beginners. You can receive coaching, practice your swing, and build your skills in a controlled environment with instant feedback. 

The duration of a session can vary, but a typical round of golf on a simulator can take about 1 to 1.5 hours for a single player. It may be longer if you have multiple players or are playing 18 holes. 

We welcome golfers of all ages. Children should be supervised by an adult, and the staff may provide special equipment for young golfers. 

Yes, indoor golf simulations offer performance tracking and statistics. You can review your shot data, including distance, accuracy, and more, to track your improvement. 

It's recommended to make a reservation, especially during peak hours, to ensure you have a simulator available. However, some centers also accommodate walk-ins if there is availability. 

While there's no strict dress code, it's advisable to wear appropriate golf attire and clean indoor shoes to ensure a comfortable and safe experience. 

If any technical issues arise during your session, inform the staff, and they will assist in resolving the problem or rescheduling your session. 

Yes, and the fan favorites are the Giant Pretzel, Chicken Wings, Gouda Bites and Pizza.  

Less feedback. If you aren't paying close attention you can hit shots fat and not make corrections. You should however be able to both hear and feel this so it shouldn't affect your learning process if you are in fact paying attention.  Harder on your joints and body in general. This is common if your form is not correct. If you have bad form or are going to hit down hard behind the ball, your body is going to feel the impact from the concrete even with the best mats on the market. The Pro’s of hitting off grass is more realistic to what your hitting on the course
It provides accurate feedback if you’re hitting fat or thin shots.  The con is less mental positive feedback when you’re not striking it well. It can be discouraging and distracting when you should be more focused on accomplishing your swing change than ball flight.  They are more forgiving which gives you more positive mental feedback and keeps you encouraged when you are going through swing changes.  You get the same lie every time so you can build a repeatable stance/swing.