FAQs
FAQs
Everything you need to know before you book
How booking, pricing, setup, and event day work. If your question is about one particular kind of event, the service pages further down cover the ones specific to it.
Booking & Availability
How soon do dates fill up?
As early as you can, particularly for a weekend or anything in the holiday stretch. Those dates go first.
That said, it is always worth asking about short notice. If we are free, we will tell you.
How do we reserve a date?
Send us the date, the location, and roughly how many guests you expect. We will confirm availability and send an agreement.
Your date is held once that agreement is signed and any deposit has been received, not before. Please do not book a venue or send invitations around a date we have not confirmed in writing.
What happens if the weather turns?
Indoor events are not affected, which is most of them.
For anything outdoors, rain, high wind, extreme heat, and lightning can damage the equipment and create a safety risk, so there are conditions we cannot operate in. If we have to make that call we will contact you as quickly as we can and either reschedule at your convenience or refund what you paid us for that event.
What areas do you serve?
We are based in Denham Springs and travel throughout Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and the Northshore are all regular territory.
Travel past a certain distance can add a fee, so tell us where your event is and we will confirm that before you book anything.
Pricing & Packages
How much does it cost?
We run tiered packages with add-ons rather than one flat rate, because the final number depends on your date, your location and the travel distance, how long you need us, the package you pick, and what your setup involves.
Send us those details and we will put a quote together.
What is the difference between the standard and Feral packages?
The standard package is golf. It suits a group that wants to hit the virtual links and keep a leaderboard running.
The Feral package adds 14 additional simulator games on top of golf. It is the better fit for kids, a mixed age group, or an evening where not everyone came for the golf.
Tell us who is coming and we will recommend one.
What is included?
The simulator, screen, and hitting area, clubs and balls, and our team on site to set up, run play, and pack out.
Setup happens before your start time and teardown after, so it does not eat into your event.
Setup & Venue
Can the simulator be set up outside?
Yes, with cover. The equipment is not weatherproof, so an outdoor setup needs a tent, pavilion, garage, covered patio, or similar, plus a safe and dry power source.
Plan the cover in advance rather than waiting on the forecast.
What do you need at our venue?
Reliable access to electricity, enough floor space, adequate ceiling height, a reasonably level surface, and a clear path to move equipment in, including doors, stairs, and parking. WiFi is a plus but not required.
If you are not sure your space works, send us photos. We would much rather tell you before you book than on the day.
On the Day
Do we need golf experience, or our own clubs?
Neither. We bring clubs and balls, and most guests at our events have never played a full round. A first swing gets an immediate result on screen, which is usually all it takes.
There is no dress code. Closed toe shoes are a good idea, and nobody swings barefoot.
Does your team stay for the event?
Yes. We arrive early, set up, run the session, and pack out.
Nobody on your side has to learn the equipment or manage the activity, which is usually the part people are most relieved about.
Still have questions?
Tell us your date, your venue, and roughly how many guests you expect. We will come back with availability and a quote.
Questions about a specific event?
Weddings, corporate days, kids’ parties, and fundraisers each raise their own questions. Every service page answers the ones that only come up for that kind of event.
Ready to get a date on the calendar?
Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm availability.
From Our Events
Hear From The Hosts
“They were patient with a room full of over-excited kids, kept everyone safe around the hitting area, and made sure the birthday boy went first every round. That last part mattered more than I expected.”
Damian Gleason
“My son asked for a golf party and I had no idea how that would work for kids who do not golf. It turns out it does not matter. They were competing over the other games within five minutes.”
Tammy D.
“Nine year olds, a garage, and two hours to fill. The Feral games were the whole party. They rotated through everything twice and I did not have to entertain anyone. Worth every penny.”
Falon Watts
“I was worried it would pull people away from the dancing. It did the opposite. The guests who were not going to dance had something to do, and the room never emptied out.”
Meghan R.
“My groomsmen basically lived at the simulator. What surprised me was my wife’s grandmother taking a swing near the end of the night. That photo is our favorite from the whole reception.”
Ryan Harrison
“Cocktail hour is the hardest stretch of any reception and this solved it. Guests had somewhere to go while we were away for photos. I have already recommended them to two other couples.”
Liz O'Brien
“Easiest vendor we worked with all season. Showed up early, ran the contest, kept the line moving, and cleaned up after. We have already put them on the calendar for next year.”
Neal Hanna
“Renting a course was out of our budget. This gave us the same draw for a fraction of it, indoors, with no weather risk. They helped us shape the format around what we were trying to raise.”
Ross Moreland
“We ran a longest drive contest at our spring fundraiser and it paid for itself in the first hour. People kept coming back to beat their own number. Riverside handled the whole thing so our volunteers could work the room.”
Hilary Bahlinger-Stephenson
“I plan a lot of these and the hardest part is always the people who feel left out. Nobody sat this one out. Our newest hire beat one of the directors and we heard about it for weeks.”
Brittany Coursey
“Booked them for our quarterly team day. What sold me was not needing to move thirty people across town. They came to us, set up in the conference area, and were packed out before anyone finished their coffee.”
Nicholas Williams
“We have tried escape rooms, bowling, the usual. This is the first thing where the whole crew actually stayed the entire time. They set up in the shop bay, ran it themselves, and we did not lift a finger. Half the guys had never swung a club and it did not matter.”
Scott Donaldson
“We wanted to try a simulator before booking one for my husband’s work event. Low pressure, no commitment, and they answered every question we had. We booked the bigger event two weeks later.”
Heidi
“Booked it for a block get-together and it turned into the thing everyone talked about. Because play rotates, nobody was standing around waiting. The group stayed together the whole time.”
Brian Heath
“No occasion, just wanted something different than another night at the same bar. Six of us in the garage for an afternoon. We are already talking about doing it again before football season.”
Marcus R.
“Set up in the backyard under our pavilion and it held the whole party together. The kids and the adults were actually in the same place for once instead of splitting into two groups.”
Sarah M.
“Fiftieth birthday, mixed crowd, ages twelve to eighty. I could not think of one thing everyone would enjoy. This was it. They recommended the package based on who was coming, which I appreciated.”
Nhi Blanchard
“We threw a retirement party for my father and wanted something better than everyone standing around a buffet. He played for three hours straight. Best decision we made for that evening.”
