Simulated Golf Association

Technology

We are rebuilding
the bay’s plumbing.

So your equipment pairs itself, your account follows you, and the record of your round can be trusted years later.

The problem, plainly

Nothing in a simulator bay talks to anything else.

The launch monitor sees the ball. The mat may know your weight shift. A camera watched the swing. The software knows the hole. Almost none of it reaches the rest, because every pairing needs somebody to build a custom connector first.

So the useful data stays where it was measured, and nobody can say where a number came from once it moves.

Simulator hardware and sensors in a bay

What we built

One open standard

Published free for any manufacturer. Implement it once and it works with everything else that has also.

An engine in the bay

Discovery, pairing, presence and routing, handled. Your gear connects itself and stays connected.

A record you can check

Every value says how it was measured. Every round is tamper-evident end to end.

Read the technical standard →

What that means when you play

No setup

Sign in by scanning the bay. Your personal devices pair without you touching a menu.

No lost rounds

A bay with no internet keeps playing and syncs later — can even sync automatically via your phone.

No guessing

A measured number and a modelled number are labelled differently, because they are different.

No lock-in

Any manufacturer can implement it. Your history is not hostage to one brand.

Better plumbing, so the game can grow.

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