Milestone birthdays, graduations, retirements, and holiday parties. The simulator comes to your home, your hall, or your venue, and gives the room a centre of gravity.
For a mixed age group it does something a bar or a buffet cannot: it gives everyone the same thing to do.
2 hours, fully staffed
Floor space we need
Ceiling clearance
COI available on request
Pick the package that matches who is coming:
Tell us where you are thinking of putting it and we will confirm it works. We need:
The standard package suits a group that wants a straight round of golf. The Feral package adds 14 games beyond golf and suits a mixed age group or a more relaxed evening. Tell us who is coming and we will recommend one.
Milestone birthdays, graduations, retirements, holiday parties, anniversaries, and family reunions. If people will be standing around otherwise, it works.
Often, yes. A garage, covered patio, or large room is usually the easiest spot. We need power, floor space, ceiling height, a level surface, and a clear path to move equipment in.
As early as you can, particularly for a weekend. A date is held once the agreement is signed and any deposit has been received, so ask us to check availability before you settle everything else.
No. Plenty of our events have a bar, but serving and licensing are handled by you or your venue. Our team may decline to let a guest swing where it would create a risk of injury or damage.
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What hosts tell us after we pack up and head home, from corporate events to backyard parties across Louisiana and the Gulf Coast.
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
