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Indoor

The indoor and simulator economy: venue models, technology, payback and the operators building golf’s all-weather business.

Indoor

Indoor golf venue design: 7 practical rules for bays and flow

Good simulators in a badly planned room still lose money. The layout decides whether people stay, spend and rebook.

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One route buys a manual and a logo, the other buys every decision. The trade is about which problems you…

6 min read August 4, 2026

Indoor

The launch monitor measures the ball. The software decides whether anyone books the bay again next Tuesday.

6 min read August 4, 2026

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Mixed ability groups, food that fits a bay and a sales calendar built around the office party season: events done…

6 min read August 4, 2026

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Who actually books a bay, what persuades them the first time and what brings them back: a marketing plan for…

6 min read August 4, 2026

Indoor

Season structure, fair handicaps and team pricing: how operators build weeknight leagues that keep bays full from autumn to spring.

6 min read August 4, 2026

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What a bay needs before its first booking: room to swing safely, the right screen and sensor, treated sound and…

6 min read August 4, 2026

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The corporate golf day does not have to end in September. Screens keep it selling all winter.

6 min read July 18, 2026

Indoor

Nobody publishes a national rate card, but the structure of a good simulator price list is no mystery.

6 min read July 18, 2026

Indoor

Weeknights are the hardest hours to sell. A league sells them for a whole season at a time.

6 min read July 18, 2026