A caddie all night
Someone is with the simulator every minute it's open. Guests get handed a club, not a manual. Nobody stands around figuring it out.
Atlanta · Weddings & private events
Pebble Beach in the ballroom.Pinehurst under the tent.Spyglass Hill in the barn.
A staffed golf simulator for the part of the night when guests have nowhere to go. A caddie runs it start to finish — hands out the clubs, keeps the leaderboard, never leaves.
No work. All play.
We arrive, we set up, we host it, and we take it away.
What your guests get
Somewhere to go, and something to do.
Courses worth the trip
Pebble Beach, Pinehurst No. 2, Spyglass Hill, Bethpage Black, Kiawah's Ocean Course, Royal Troon — full size, on a screen that fills the room. Most guests will never play them anywhere else.
Your monogram on the screen
Between swings the screen is yours — a monogram, a photo, a message. It's your night on it, not our logo.
Tee sheet
Three ways to run it.
Play time is guests' time. Setup and teardown happen outside the clock, before doors and after.
Cocktail hour2 hours
The Cocktail Hour
The gap between the ceremony and the reception, handled. One caddie, contests running, the leaderboard up when guests walk in to dinner.
$2,750
Reception4 hours
The Reception
Open through dinner and dancing, for the guests who don't dance. One caddie, longest drive and closest to the pin running all night.
$3,750
All night6 hours
The Signature
Doors to last call. Two caddies so there's never a line, a full bracket with a winner announced, and the screen carrying your monogram all night.
$4,950
Every package includes
Delivery, setup, and teardown outside the play clock · a caddie for the entire event · the full course library · every club, ball, and mat · a certificate of insurance for your venue · and a walkthrough with your planner before the date.
Second caddie$350
Additional hour$500
Welcome party or rehearsal dinner$1,750
Custom contest with engraved prize$300
Travel beyond 40 miles$3 / mile
Every wedding is shaped differently. If none of these quite fit, tell us what you're picturing and we'll build it.
Not a wedding? We also do private parties, anniversaries, graduations, and corporate. Same caddie, same standard.
How it works
Four steps, and three of them are ours.
Text us your date
We'll ask three things: the date, the venue, and roughly how many guests. That's enough for us to tell you whether we're free and what it costs.
We walk your venue
We confirm the footprint, the power, and exactly where it goes — with your planner, before you sign anything. No surprises on the day.
A retainer holds the date
A signed agreement and a retainer take the date off the board. The balance is due before the event, on a schedule we'll lay out in writing. We run one event at a time, so the date is yours alone.
We show up and run it
We load in early, set up before doors, host every minute it's open, and disappear at the end. Your planner doesn't manage us.
Questions planners ask
The short answers.
How much room do you need?
It depends on the venue and where you want it. That's exactly what the walkthrough is for — we confirm the footprint and the power before anything is signed, so nobody discovers a problem on the day.
Indoors or outdoors?
Both, with the right cover and power. Outdoors it wants a tent and a flat surface. We'll tell you honestly at the walkthrough if a spot won't work.
How far do you travel?
Atlanta and the surrounding area is home, and we go further for the right event. Travel beyond 40 miles is billed at $3 per mile.
How early should we book?
As early as you have a date. We run one event at a time — a Saturday goes to whoever books it first, and spring and fall Saturdays go early.
Is this only for weddings?
No. Corporate events, birthdays, graduations, and game days all work. Weddings are what we're built for.
What if nobody plays?
They play. A caddie standing there with a club in his hand and Pebble Beach on the screen is a hard thing to walk past — and that's the whole reason we staff it instead of dropping it off.