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Opinions on Indoor Golf Simulator places.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 8:53 am
Posted on 11/10/26 at 8:53 am
Tell me your thoughts on these indoor golf simulator places.
I inquired at one that's ~$1000 for six months and has a limit of 50 sessions and allows 1 guest. But different packages all cost more.
I inquired at one that's ~$1000 for six months and has a limit of 50 sessions and allows 1 guest. But different packages all cost more.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 9:26 am to ranger143
I guess if you don’t get to play much and you would use it, it is better than nothing.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 11:02 am to ranger143
There’s a Back 9 that opened a year ago down the street from me. I inquired about memberships but was overly expensive and all code/badging entry so no staff on site. Seemed hard to ever get a hold of anyone.
I drive by there all the time and have never seen a car in the parking lot.
I drive by there all the time and have never seen a car in the parking lot.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 11:05 am to ranger143
Unless you live in the Upper Midwest or New England and can't play outside half the year, the economics just don't make sense to me.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 12:41 pm to ranger143
They seem incredibly expensive and I just have never fully understood the appeal…$60 just seems steep to go hit into a projected screen for an hour.
Especially in the south. I guess I could see if you’re in an area heavily affected by the winter and even then I think you’d have to commit to a membership like you mentioned to make the price palatable.
I don’t know, I guess some people see the appeal…
Especially in the south. I guess I could see if you’re in an area heavily affected by the winter and even then I think you’d have to commit to a membership like you mentioned to make the price palatable.
I don’t know, I guess some people see the appeal…
Posted on 11/10/26 at 1:17 pm to ranger143
The one near us is $75.00 an hour, we haven't tried it.
I've heard four people can play a nice course in an hour so split it wouldn't be bad I guess.
I've heard four people can play a nice course in an hour so split it wouldn't be bad I guess.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 1:56 pm to ranger143
Depends on how often you'd use it.
Me and my buddies would go to one 2x's per month in the evenings to play a round and hang out.
I ended up setting one up in my garage after tallying how much I was spending each year.
Makes a lot of sense for folks up north though.
Me and my buddies would go to one 2x's per month in the evenings to play a round and hang out.
I ended up setting one up in my garage after tallying how much I was spending each year.
Makes a lot of sense for folks up north though.
This post was edited on 11/10/26 at 1:57 pm
Posted on 11/10/26 at 3:38 pm to ranger143
I actually like going after work during the week to practice. I've got a full-time time job and kids so I don't always have time to play full rounds on the real course.
Also, the softwares have different practice modes. "Performance Center" for trackman and "Dynamic Greens" for GSPRO allow you to set specific distance ranges and after you take a shot the green resets to a different distance in that set range. That's just a fraction of what the softwares offer.
The goal is to ultimately get one setup at my house, but everybody's different and I could understand why people would not be a fan.
Also, the softwares have different practice modes. "Performance Center" for trackman and "Dynamic Greens" for GSPRO allow you to set specific distance ranges and after you take a shot the green resets to a different distance in that set range. That's just a fraction of what the softwares offer.
The goal is to ultimately get one setup at my house, but everybody's different and I could understand why people would not be a fan.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 3:53 pm to ranger143
You won’t use your membership nearly as much as you think you will. Better to just pay for sim time as you need it.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 6:42 pm to The Torch
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The one near us is $75.00 an hour, we haven't tried it.
I've heard four people can play a nice course in an hour so split it wouldn't be bad I guess.
I've taken my son to one relatively close to me. On Monday and Tuesdays it's only like $25 an hour for a bay which can hold 4 I think. It's just far enough and bad traffic on the route there that I never utilize it unless it's a vacation day or something with nothing else to do. Usually just go play golf on those days though.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 6:52 pm to ranger143
I was a member at five iron fishtown when it opened in Philly for about a year. It was $300/mo and you got 90min of bay time per day. There were some other benefits with drink/food discounts, lesson discounts, they started offering basic complimentary coffee/danish. It was terrific.
With that said, I have not found anything in North Jersey that rivals that. Everything up here is wildly expensive and the monthly memberships are mostly a joke for what they offer. I’m considering rejoining five iron midtown but have some concerns over daily bay availability.
ETA in the northeast you simply aren’t golfing from Halloween through April unless it’s indoors. The Midwest has more golf dome driving ranges but those aren’t up here.
With that said, I have not found anything in North Jersey that rivals that. Everything up here is wildly expensive and the monthly memberships are mostly a joke for what they offer. I’m considering rejoining five iron midtown but have some concerns over daily bay availability.
ETA in the northeast you simply aren’t golfing from Halloween through April unless it’s indoors. The Midwest has more golf dome driving ranges but those aren’t up here.
This post was edited on 11/10/26 at 6:56 pm
Posted on 11/10/26 at 9:08 pm to ranger143
I’m a member of one here in Nashville. I go at least twice a week. Have a few beers and blow off steam. It has a bar and a great community of people my age. They do a great job of hosting events both indoors and outside. I love it, however I still prefer outdoor golf.
Also amazing in the wintertime.
Also amazing in the wintertime.

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