Description:

Services & Features

• Main simulator bay accommodates up to 8 golfers; also a dedicated training bay for solo practice. Hourly rates: $50/hour for public, $40/hour for members. 
• Year-round leagues: example is a 2-man scramble league, with 8-week regular season + playoffs; each week a new course selected, handicap adjusted for simulator play. 
• Memberships: Provide perks such as priority access to the tee sheet on main simulator, exclusive access to the secondary simulator, and other benefits (free drinks, members-only events). 
• Open to public bookings, private events, and coaching/training sessions. 

Why It Stands Out

• Located in Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood providing an indoor golf alternative independent of weather — valuable in the Midwest climate.
• Offers both a social/play experience (main bay up to 8 players) and serious practice (training bay) so it caters to diverse golfer types.
• Membership model that gives real value (discounted hour rate, exclusive access) for frequent users.
• Active in community and leagues — a more engaged experience than just “open simulator”.

Visitor Tips

• Book ahead for the main bay especially if you’re bringing a group of friends — large-group slots fill up.
• Consider membership if you expect to use the facility more than once or twice a month — member rate is significantly cheaper ($40 vs $50).
• Newcomers: arrive a little early so you can get oriented with the equipment and get comfortable with the simulator controls.
• If you’re training/practicing, use the training bay which may be less busy and better for uninterrupted swing work.
• For league play: check the schedule and how the simulator-handicap is calculated — if you join you’ll want to understand the format.
• For events: ask about capacity (up to 8 in main bay), food/drink policies, and whether any package rates apply.

Suitable For

• Golfers of any level who want indoor access for social play, practice, or training.
• Friends/family groups looking for a fun outing that doesn’t require being on an outdoor course.
• Players who want to maintain their swing or work on technique year-round indoors.
• Participants who appreciate structured play (leagues) and want something more interactive than casual time on the simulator.