A mobile golf simulator that comes to your office, plant, or event venue. We set up, run the session, and pack out, so nobody on your team has to manage the activity.
It works because it flattens the room. Standing at the simulator, job titles stop mattering, and a new hire can out-drive a director. The gaps between shots are where the actual conversation happens.
2 hours, fully staffed
Floor space we need
Ceiling clearance
COI available on request
Most corporate sessions run as a rotation so the whole group stays together rather than splitting up.
Everything needed to run the session:
We are fully mobile and can set up almost anywhere with power. Before your date we confirm:
Warehouse bays, large conference rooms, lobbies, and covered outdoor areas all work. If you are not sure, send photos of the space and we will tell you.
No. Most guests at our events have never played a full round. The setup is built so a first timer can swing, see a result on screen, and enjoy it straight away.
Usually, yes. A warehouse bay, a large conference room, a lobby, or a covered outdoor area all work. We need access to electricity, enough floor space and ceiling height, a level surface, and a clear path to move equipment in. Send photos of the space and we will confirm before your date.
As long as your event runs. Tell us your start time, how long you want play to last, and your headcount, and we will build the timing around it.
Yes. We arrive early, set up, run the session, and pack out. Nobody on your team has to manage the activity.
Play rotates, so a group stays together rather than splitting up. The right format depends on your headcount and how long you have, so tell us both and we will suggest a structure.
Book your mobile golf simulator experience now. We're serving Baton Rouge to the Northshore.
What hosts tell us after we pack up and head home, from corporate events to backyard parties across Louisiana and the Gulf Coast.
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
