Run your corporate golf day at your office or venue, or add a hosted golf simulator to your day at the course so the non-golfers have their own competition. From £545 per event, not per head.
We bring the simulator to your office, a hotel or a function room. Everyone plays nearest the pin and longest drive on a live leaderboard, golfers or not, and nobody loses a whole day to travel and tee times.
Keep your 18 holes and bring the simulator too. Guests who don’t play golf have their own competition at the clubhouse while the golfers are out, then both leaderboards meet at dinner.
A course suits a group of keen golfers with a free day. A simulator golf day suits a mixed group, a shorter slot or a winter date. Plenty of firms do both.
Day at the course
Simulator golf day
Who can play
Mostly golfers. Beginners slow a round down
Everyone, including people who’ve never played
Time
Most of the day, with breakfast and dinner
2.5, 5.5 or 8 hours, at a time that suits you
Where
The golf club
Your office, a hotel, a function room or the clubhouse
Weather
Rain and frost can stop play
Indoors, or our waterproof inflatable
Cost
Per head. One Cheshire club charges £40 to £55 a head for 18 holes and a bacon roll, April to October, before dinner
Per event. £545 for 2.5 hours, £895 for 5.5 hours, £1,150 for 8 hours
Golfers still get a proper test. Foresight GC3 tracking measures every shot, so a good strike goes where it should and the leaderboard is fair. At the Trinity Hospice Ball, over 75% of the 70 players were non-golfers, and they stayed on the longest.
Rated 5★ stars on Google
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“It honestly ended up being the highlight of the night… I can't believe how much fun I had.”
Hannah W.Non-golfer
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“Their pop-up golf simulator made the event special. Everybody loved it despite most of them being non golfers.”
David O.Occasional golfer
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“You don't need to play golf to enjoy this! Everyone had a go. Nobody bar one person was a golfer.”
Belinda O.Non-golfer
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“Even guests who had never picked up a golf club before were keen to have a go and thoroughly enjoyed themselves!”
Trinity HospiceEvent organiser
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“I've tried out a lot of simulators, but I can't think of one that was more fun than this one.”
David F.30 years in golf
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“Everyone was chatting and cheering each other on, and it was busy all night.”
Lucy W.Non-golfer
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“It was my first time using anything like this and I loved it… We had such a good laugh.”
Jodie T.Non-golfer
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“A sleek golfing set up for non golfers and pro's alike… everyone had so much fun!”
Cheryl H.Didn't expect to like golf
Corporate golf day ideas
Games and formats that work on the simulator, for golfers and non-golfers alike.
Nearest the pin on a famous par 3. Three balls each, closest to the flag wins. Short enough for 20 players an hour, and first-timers can win it.
Longest drive for charity. Charge per go and put the money on the leaderboard as well as the yards.
A clubhouse challenge for non-golfers. Partners, guests and staff who don’t play get their own competition while the golfers are on the course.
A winter golf day indoors. No frosty greens, temporary tees or cancelled rounds. A golf day in January works the same as one in June.
A client golf afternoon at your office. Two and a half hours on a Friday afternoon instead of a full day out of the office.
Team against team. Departments, offices or your team against your clients, all on one live leaderboard.
Your logo on the leaderboard. Free with every booking, and it shows in the photos and videos we send you after.
A trophy for the winner. A trophy and prizes for the top of the leaderboard are £60.
How to organise a corporate golf day
Six steps, from the date to the follow-up. We handle the golf, the games and the leaderboard.
Pick your date and give notice. For staff, about six weeks is fine. For clients, aim for three months so their diaries are free.
Decide who it’s for. If nearly everyone plays golf, book a course. If it’s a mix, run a simulator golf day, or do both.
Choose the venue. Your office, a hotel or the clubhouse. Indoors needs 3.2m x 4m and a 2.8m ceiling. The inflatable goes on any flat lawn.
Pick the games and prizes. Nearest the pin and longest drive suit every level. Add a trophy and your logo on the leaderboard.
Plan the food and the prize-giving. A buffet or dinner after, with the winners announced from the final leaderboard.
Follow up. Send guests the photos, videos and final standings the next day. It’s a reason to get back in touch.
Charity golf day ideas
The simulator turns a golf day or a charity ball into a fundraiser everyone can join.
Pay per go. Charge for three balls at nearest the pin or longest drive, all night.
Buy a mulligan. Players pay to take a shot again. It adds up fast once the leaderboard is close.
Auction a final shot. Before the prize-giving, auction one last go at beating the leader.
Sponsor the challenge. A local firm’s logo goes on the leaderboard for a donation.
We hosted the simulator at the Trinity Hospice Ball at Blackpool Tower. See charity events for more.
Golf day prices
Priced per event, not per head. Most golf days book the Eagle.
There’s no VAT to add. Travel is free within 40 miles of Lytham St Annes, then 65p a mile. Your logo on the leaderboard is free, and branding packages start at £200. See full pricing
Golf days across the North West, Yorkshire and the Midlands
We’re based in Lytham St Annes and travel up to about two and a half hours, to offices, hotels and golf clubs.
North WestLancashire, Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Cumbria and North Wales
Can non-golfers take part in a corporate golf day?
Yes. On the simulator, everyone plays nearest the pin and longest drive, and first-timers often win. At the Trinity Hospice Ball, over 75% of the 70 players were non-golfers. We help every first-timer with their first swing.
How much does a corporate golf day cost?
At a golf club you usually pay per head. One Cheshire club charges £40 to £55 a head for 18 holes and a bacon roll from April to October, with food and prizes on top. Our simulator golf days are priced per event: £545 for 2.5 hours, £895 for 5.5 hours or £1,150 for 8 hours, with no VAT to add.
Can you bring the simulator to our golf club?
Yes. The indoor bay goes in a clubhouse function room with a 2.8m ceiling, or the waterproof inflatable goes on a flat lawn. Check with the club first, and we’ll confirm the space.
What games can we play?
Nearest the pin and longest drive on a live leaderboard are the favourites, as they suit every level and keep the queue moving. There are over 1,000 courses to choose holes from.
How many people can have a go?
About 20 players an hour. So 2.5 hours suits up to around 50 people, a full day around 110 and all day around 160.
Can we add our branding?
Yes. We can add your logo to the leaderboard at no cost. There are also branding options like banners and your logo on the side of the sim, with packages from £200.
Do you invoice businesses?
Yes. We invoice businesses, on 30-day terms.
What if it rains?
Indoors, it doesn't matter. Outdoors, the inflatable is waterproof. If the weather turns dangerous, we'll move your date and your deposit carries over.
What if our date changes?
With two weeks' notice, you can move your date at no cost.
