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Golf to Go Events needs a flat area 13 feet wide, 20 feet long and 13 feet tall for one simulator, indoors or outdoors, plus a standard power outlet. The pop-up tent itself is 12 x 16 x 10 feet, and the rest is room to stand, swing and walk around it. Two simulators side by side need roughly double the width, about 26 feet by 20 feet. A courtyard, a corner of a parking lot, a cultural hall, a garage or a backyard all work.

Yes, one standard outlet. We do not carry a generator, so a spot with no power will not work. Tell us where the outlet is when you book and we will plan the setup around it.

No. Our simulator does not need Wi-Fi, but the spot does need some cell service.

The tent is waterproof, but we do not run the simulator in the rain. If it starts raining lightly after we are set up, we move our electronics out of the rain and stay a little while to see if it clears. If it does, we get right back to it. If it is raining and there is no adequate indoor space, we shut down. Name a covered backup when you book, such as a cultural hall, a garage or any covered space with 13 feet of ceiling clearance. We watch the forecast ahead of your date and talk through the plan with you.

A premium, waterproof pop-up tent along with a Garmin R10 launch monitor, plush turf hitting mat, and a wide range of clubs. Titleist Pro V1 RCT golf balls are used; the radar-reflective markers built into these balls are what let the Garmin R10 read spin and launch data more accurately than standard golf balls.

Yes, and they play right alongside people who golf every week. Our minigames feel like Wii Sports with real-time data, so they are approachable instead of intimidating, and a first-timer and a weekly golfer enjoy the same game. We run the simulator, coach anyone who has never held a club, and keep the rotation moving. We have hosted players from age 2 to 80 and up.

It depends on how you want guests to play. For a big crowd, we rotate guests through a quick game like Closest to the Pin, and one simulator gets through about 100 people an hour. For a small party with lots of playing time, 5 to 15 people is a good fit for one simulator, so everyone gets to hit many times. One person hits inside the tent at a time while everyone else watches, cheers and rotates in. For very large groups, such as community events and large corporate retreats, two simulators double how many people get a turn.

Guests can play minigames (Wrecking Ball, Shark Splash, Boat Blast and Get in the Hole) and skill games (Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive). Full golf courses are also available to play, including real courses such as the Blue Monster at Doral and the West Course at Wentworth, plus nine-hole courses designed for simulator play. The minigames are the crowd favorite because they are fast, loud and competitive, and they work equally well for adults and kids.

Yes. Safety was a top priority when we chose our simulator, and its safety features are built into the enclosure by the manufacturer rather than added afterward. The impact screen sits forward with no crossbar along the bottom, which cuts down on balls bouncing back, netting lines the inside side walls, and a second net hangs behind the screen. A slice or a poor hit occasionally sends a ball on an odd path, but it is not common, and we run the bay the whole time.

A minigame or a skill game like Closest to the Pin takes a few minutes, which is why a big group keeps cycling through instead of standing in line. Playing a full golf course takes much longer, so that option suits a small group that wants plenty of playing time.

Chipping boards are our handmade target games, often called golf cornhole. Each board is our own design, with three offset holes, the largest at the bottom and the smallest at the top. Guests take turns chipping a ball at a board and score points the way you would in cornhole. They are a $100 add-on to any booking, and they run next to the simulator so people are playing even when they are not in the tent. No golf experience needed.

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Yes, present for the entirety of the event. We fully operate the simulator, so no tech or golf background is required from the client. Golf to Go provides professional setup and takedown, teaches beginners, manages gameplay, and cheers on everyone.

Golf to Go Events charges $650 for the first 2 hours and $150 for each additional hour, so 3 hours is $800 and 4 hours is $950. An 8 hour all-day booking is $1,400. Two simulators are $1,300 for 2 hours and $300 for each additional hour. A travel fee applies roughly 30 minutes or more from Provo, and a 50% deposit holds your date.

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Everything except the guest list. Your rental includes:

• Delivery, setup and takedown
• A host running the bay for your whole booked window
• A waterproof pop-up tent and screen
• A Garmin R10 launch monitor and Titleist Pro V1 RCT balls
• A plush turf hitting mat and a full range of clubs
• Every minigame and skill game, with full golf courses also available to play
• A small putting green, free with every booking
• A side table by the tent, so guests have somewhere to set down a drink or a phone while they play

Chipping boards are available as a $100 add-on to any booking. We arrive about an hour early to set up and pack up after play ends, at no charge. Setup and takedown never come out of your booked hours.

Yes. Golf to Go Events carries commercial general liability insurance of $1 million per occurrence and $3 million in aggregate. A certificate of insurance is available upon request.

Yes, 50% of your total holds the date. The balance is due 7 days before your event, and the whole thing comes on the personalized invoice we send once your event details are confirmed.

As soon as your date is set. Summer weekends, holiday party season and game days in Provo fill up first. For corporate events, a few weeks out is safest.

Visit the Book Now page, or call, email, or text. Golf to Go responds ASAP, then sends a personalized invoice to make sure all event needs are met.

Yes, as an option, for a corporate event, a trade show or a wedding. Your banner replaces the front banner of our enclosure, and branding goes there only. Bring your own banner, or we can have one printed for you at cost.

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We are based in Provo and serve Utah County and Salt Lake County. A travel fee applies to events roughly 30 minutes or more from Provo, so it may apply in Salt Lake County. The exact amount is on your invoice before you pay anything.

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We are an owner-run business, and an owner is at every event. A few things set us apart:

• Minigames that feel like Wii Sports with real-time data, equally engaging for adults and kids
• Two simulators available for very large groups
• One published price for everyone. A wedding or a large company pays the same rate as a birthday party.
• A professional setup: commercial-grade PVC tarpaulin that stays wrinkle-free after travel, crisp logo graphics, tidy cords with nothing to trip over, and a host in uniform
• Safety built into the enclosure by the manufacturer, with a forward impact screen, side wall netting and a net behind the screen
• Optional custom branding on the front banner: bring your own, or we print one at cost

Other companies fit different events, so we wrote an honest comparison.

A golf simulator lets you hit a real golf ball into a screen and play virtual golf. A launch monitor tracks each shot, and software shows the ball flying down a real course or through a minigame. A mobile golf simulator is the same setup brought to your event: ours is a pop-up tent with the screen, hitting mat and a radar launch monitor inside, set up and run by us.

Whether you're aiming to draw more people to your tradeshow booth or entertaining hangry wedding guests, Golf to Go's event experiences provide instant engagement for players and onlookers alike. Golf simulators are refreshingly unexpected, hands-on fun, perfect for creating a party that no one will forget.