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What do you think of indoor golf (as in on a golf simulator)?

• reid72 48 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 6:54 AM

  If you have, I would really love a few minutes of your time to get your opinions.  I am doing research to discover what options, programs or services could help drive more play for indoor golf centers.

  To this end, I've set up a short survey (only 8 questions) on your indoor golf preferences.

  Participants get a free copy of the survey and a link to a free Excel-based golf performance analysis tool.
  
  Read more: http://www.yardstickgolf.com/player-panel.html

• DaddysKat 3,554 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 9:14 AM

  I took your survey ... but because I own a simulator, my answers really don't fit the criteria of your survey.

• Mushy01 2,567 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 9:17 AM

  This opened in my home town, popped in and viewed the amenities and was quite impressed with what I seen of the simulators. Hope to get there very soon.

  The Domes

• reid72 48 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 10:15 AM

  DaddysKat:

  I took your survey ... but because I own a simulator, my answers really don't fit the criteria of your survey.

  Thanks - which simulator do you own?

• reid72 48 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 10:16 AM

  Mushy01:

  This opened in my home town, popped in and viewed the amenities and was quite impressed with what I seen of the simulators. Hope to get there very soon.

  The Domes

  Go for it - it is a great experience.  Afterwards, if you remember, please take my survey and let me know what you thin about the experience and how it could be better.

• DaddysKat 3,554 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 10:22 AM

  reid72:

  Thanks - which simulator do you own?

  HD Golf simulator.  Got it for Christmas.

  A couple of really cool features with simulators (1) you can practice any shot and never lose a golf ball (2) you don't have to record your score, since it's a simulation.  Kind of "real life sandbagging" if you have a high handicap and only play real golf once or twice a month.

• DanaDane1 21 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 10:30 AM

  Def..be nice to have , I played simulators a couple times.they do help with your swing to some extent ..and it was nice because I don't golf in the snow..

• fosho57 1 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 11:07 AM

  DaddysKat:

  reid72:

  Thanks - which simulator do you own?

  HD Golf simulator.  Got it for Christmas.

  A couple of really cool features with simulators (1) you can practice any shot and never lose a golf ball (2) you don't have to record your score, since it's a simulation.  Kind of "real life sandbagging" if you have a high handicap and only play real golf once or twice a month.

  This concerns the difficulty the course at The Olympic club. Some of the par 4s are honestly troom long. When Merion came online some par fours changed to par fives. Just in name fair competion some of Olympic's should be adjusted from par 4s to par 5s

• reid72 48 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 11:55 AM

  DaddysKat:

  reid72:

  Thanks - which simulator do you own?

  HD Golf simulator.  Got it for Christmas.

  A couple of really cool features with simulators (1) you can practice any shot and never lose a golf ball (2) you don't have to record your score, since it's a simulation.  Kind of "real life sandbagging" if you have a high handicap and only play real golf once or twice a month.

  Officially jealous - that's one heck of a system

• reid72 48 Posts

  Thu, Jan 2 2014 12:38 PM

  DanaDane1:

  Def..be nice to have , I played simulators a couple times.they do help with your swing to some extent ..and it was nice because I don't golf in the snow..

  Very true - think you'd be willing to do me a solid and take 5 mins to do a survey on indoor golf?

  http://www.yardstickgolf.com/player-panel.html

  Thanks!