Simulated Golf Association

Sim golf

The game moved indoors.
It is time it grew up.

Year-round, weather-proof, day or night, and measured to a precision that traditional golf can only envy. What it has been missing is a memory.

Walk in and play

Four steps. None of them are typing.

  1. Scan the bay. One code on the wall opens the app and tells it where you are.
  2. Pick yourself. Choose your name from the round’s roster. Your gear pairs itself.
  3. Play golf. Every shot is captured while you play. Nothing to press.
  4. Walk out. The round is already in your account, scored and counted.
A player scanning a bay placard with a phone

What gets recorded

The ball

Speed, launch, spin, carry, total, curvature and where it finished.

The club

Head speed, path, face, strike location, angle of attack — when the bay can see them.

The round

Course, tees, conditions, hole by hole, putts, penalties, completeness.

The context

Which bay, which equipment, and how each number was measured.

Sim bays vary. We record what yours can actually see, and say plainly what it could not.

Partial rounds still count

Nine holes on a lunch break is still golf.

Sim golf is not played in tidy eighteens. You get an hour, you play what you can, somebody has to leave. The record keeps what happened, marks what was completed, and lets the rules decide later what it counts toward.

Friends playing a simulator round together

Your next round could be the first one that counts.

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