Features of Golf Simulator
Product features
- Players:
- 1 player per turn |
- Electricity:
- Yes
- Game time:
- A few minutes per turn, depending on the challenge
- Power:
- 220 V socket nearby |
- Staff:
- 1 supervisor
- Set-up:
- On request |
- Takedown:
- On request
- Size:
- On request |
- Recommended space:
- Clear space for the swing, on request
- Branding:
- On request
- Other features:
- Real club and ball on a turf mat; the shot appears on screen.
- Longest drive and nearest-to-the-pin challenges.
- Virtual reality headset version on request.
What the Golf Simulator is
The golf simulator brings a golf course into any hall, stand or marquee. Players hit a real ball with a real club on a turf mat, and a sensor calculates the trajectory: the screen shows the ball flying down the course and landing closer to or further from the flag.
- No golf experience needed: the supervisor explains the swing in a minute.
- Addictive challenges: longest drive, nearest to the pin or best round.
- Eye-catching at trade fairs, conferences and company parties.
How it works
Each player gets a few shots for their challenge. They place the ball on the mat, swing, and the simulator shows the distance, direction and where the ball landed. The supervisor keeps score and announces the best results.
There is also a virtual reality headset version, in which players find themselves on the course. If you like VR, have a look at our Virtual Reality for events.
Golf simulator on trade show and conference stands to capture leads
At a trade show, a golf simulator has a clear advantage: the player focuses on their shot, while those waiting watch the screen and stay. It is a highly effective way to attract people to your stand and start relaxed conversations with visitors and potential clients.
- Challenge of the day: the shot closest to the pin or the longest drive, with a visible leaderboard that encourages people to try again.
- A reason to chat: while the instructor explains the swing, your sales team has time to introduce themselves and get to know the visitor.
- Lead capture: signing up for the leaderboard or the best-shot prize draw is a natural moment to collect details.
- Premium image: golf suits brands targeting executives, VIP clients or professional sectors.
No golf experience is needed, as the instructor explains the shot in a minute, and there is also a virtual reality headset version. We bring the simulator, screen, turf mat and clubs. It only needs a plug and free space for the swing. A golf simulator for trade shows turns your stand into a meeting point for clients.
Why hire the Golf Simulator?
- Draws people to the stand: those waiting their turn watch the screen and stay.
- Competition with a leaderboard: ideal for rewarding the best shot of the day.
- A premium sport that suits corporate events and VIP guests.
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Which events it suits
- Trade fairs, conferences and stands: to attract visitors and leads.
- Company parties, conventions and client events.
- Sports events and tournaments, alongside mini golf or other simulators for events such as the driving or penalty shootout simulators.
Golf simulator hire for corporate events and VIP clients
Golf at your event
Golf simulator hire brings a premium sport to any room, stand or marquee without anyone travelling to a course. At corporate events with VIP clients it is the perfect excuse for relaxed conversation while competing for the best shot. Deals get done on the green too.
A virtual golf tournament for companies livens up conventions and incentives and lets you reward the best players at the end of the day. At a trade show stand, a simulator branded with your logo catches the eye of senior visitors. It also suits events for automotive, banking or luxury brands. Ask for a quote for Barcelona, Madrid or any city in Spain.
- VIP client events: a relaxed competition that makes conversation and networking easier.
- Professional trade show stands: a draw that attracts senior visitors and keeps them longer.
- Conventions and incentives: a virtual golf tournament with a ranking and a prize at the end.
- Premium brand activations: a sporting experience that links the brand to an exclusive lifestyle.
VIP clientsTrade show standsAll of Spain
How the Golf Simulator is quoted
What does it cost to hire the golf simulator? It depends on how long you need it (hours or days), whether you choose the screen or the virtual reality version, whether you add a host, the city and any branding. Describe your event and you will get a no-obligation proposal.
Set-up and hire anywhere in Spain
We bring the simulator, the screen, the turf mat and the clubs, and have everything ready before guests arrive. It needs a socket nearby and clear space around the player to swing safely; we confirm the exact dimensions and set-up time once we see the venue. We work in Barcelona, Madrid and the rest of Spain.
Booking the Golf Simulator
When you are ready to reserve the golf simulator, let us know the date, address, times and a ballpark number of participants, along with your billing details. Paying 50% on the advance invoice confirms your booking.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Golf Simulator work?
The player hits a real ball with a real club on a turf mat, and a sensor calculates its trajectory. The screen shows the ball flying down the course and landing more or less close to the flag, along with the distance and direction of the shot.
Do you need to know how to play to use the Golf Simulator?
No, the host explains the shot in a minute. With the golf simulator you can set challenges such as the longest drive or the ball closest to the flag, and keep a leaderboard to reward the best shot of the day.
What space and electricity does the Golf Simulator need?
It needs a 220 V plug nearby and free space around the player to swing safely. We bring the simulator, the screen, the turf mat and the clubs; we confirm the exact dimensions and set-up time once we have seen the space.
Is there a virtual reality version of the Golf Simulator?
Yes, there is a version of the golf simulator with virtual reality headsets, available on request, in which the player sees themselves inside the course. The alternative is the screen version, which also keeps people waiting their turn watching.
