YOUR SPACE

Bring the game
into your everyday.

Home, business or a shared amenity. We start with your space, the people using it and the way you want it to work.

At homeFor businessShared spacesPhoto gallery
An enclosed simulator room with a sofa, golf bag and equipment cabinetPRIVATE-ROOM LAYOUT REFERENCE

01 / AT HOME

Make it
your own.

A dedicated golf room, basement or garage can be the starting point. Share your room dimensions and how you plan to use it.

We review the available width, depth, clear height and swing area before recommending a setup.

Plan a home simulator
Open simulator bays with seating behind the hitting areasMULTI-BAY INSTALLATION REFERENCE

02 / FOR BUSINESS

A place people
want to play.

For a dedicated indoor golf venue, a teaching space or a hospitality project, layout matters as much as equipment.

Discuss bay count, circulation, customer seating and installation responsibilities as part of a coordinated plan.

Discuss a commercial project
A simulator room with lounge seating, an impact screen and overhead equipmentROOM CONFIGURATION INSPIRATION

03 / SHARED SPACES

More ways
to get together.

Consider indoor golf for a community centre, recreation facility or shared amenity. Tell us who will use it and how the space will be supervised.

Access, staffing, booking and site suitability should be reviewed for the intended setting.

Discuss a shared space

A USEFUL STARTING POINT

Tell us four things.

01

Your space.

Width, depth, clear height and any obstructions.

02

Your plans.

Intended use, players and number of bays.

03

Your location.

City, province or state, and site type.

04

Your timing.

Early research or an upcoming project.

LET'S GET STARTED

Start with the space.

A golf room of your own. A new place to welcome players. Let's plan what comes next.

Discuss your project