Add a reason to choose your community.
Give your leasing team a distinctive amenity to show and explain.
Golf.
Where you
live.
Bring indoor golf to your apartment community. Plan a simulator space that fits your property, your budget, and your residents.
A new possibility for your property.
For apartment owners & managersGive your next property tour something to talk about.
A dedicated golf amenity, right in your community.
A new reason to choose your property
An amenity worth
making room for.
Give prospective residents something specific to picture during a tour: a dedicated golf room, without a trip to the course. Shape it around the space and priorities of your property.
Put available space to work.
Explore a new purpose for an existing room or include golf in a development plan.
Plan for day-to-day use.
Consider access, reservations, and room care alongside the physical installation.
For property owners & managers
02 / ROOM FOR SOMETHING BETTERStart with
your property.
The right setup starts with your building. Explore the space, project scope, and operating approach before deciding how to move forward.
A FRESH PURPOSE FOR YOUR SPACEThere could be a better use
There could be a better use
for that room.
An amenity room, a flex space, or an area ready for its next chapter. Explore whether it could become a dedicated place to practice and play.
Start by looking at
- Room dimensions and ceiling height
- Access and nearby residential spaces
- How residents would use the room
- The work needed to prepare the space
PART OF THE PLAN FROM DAY ONEGive golf a place
Give golf a place
in your next community.
Consider the simulator alongside your other amenities, with room layout, circulation, and the resident experience in mind from the start.
Start by looking at
- Where golf fits in the amenity plan
- Room proportions and swing clearance
- Power, lighting, and acoustic planning
- Project timing and budget priorities
Show us your space.
Start with your location, room dimensions, and what you have in mind.
Explore the possibilities.
Consider the layout, simulator setup, and how residents would use it.
Define the project.
Work through the scope, budget, and next steps before moving forward.
An experience with your name on it
Your community.
Your resident page.
Give your residents one clear place to find the golf room, learn the basics, and get to their reservations. The page belongs to your property’s experience.
- Your community name and room information
- Getting-started guidance for residents
- A dedicated route to booking and resident access
Explore Alder House, a fictional community created to show the concept.
ALDER HOUSERESIDENT GOLF
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR GAME.Your next round.
Your next round.
Right downstairs.
Practice. Play. Come back tomorrow.
Explore the pageA few things to know
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Every property is different.
The right starting point is your space.
Can an existing room become a golf simulator space?
Potentially. Room dimensions, ceiling height, access, and the surrounding spaces all affect suitability. Photos and floor plans are a useful starting point.
How much space does a simulator need?
It depends on the simulator setup, room proportions, and the clearance needed for a comfortable swing. An initial review should consider width, depth, ceiling height, and anything projecting into the room.
How much does it cost?
The cost depends on the equipment, room conditions, and amount of construction involved. A clear scope comes first, so the budget reflects your property.
How would residents access and use it?
Booking, operating hours, guest use, and access should fit your community’s policies. These are part of planning the experience alongside the physical space.
What would our community’s resident page include?
Your community’s name and golf room information, getting-started guidance, and a route to resident reservations. The sample shows how that experience could look; the live booking and access setup would be defined with your team.
Let's start with your space
Bring golf home.
Considering indoor golf for your property?
Put your ideas and space details in one simple brief.