Private Indoor Golf

02/25/2026

We can’t believe the best golfers in the world are subjecting themselves to an inferior launch monitor on TGL. It’s shocking and a bad look on the players.

Our members have access to the gold standard in launch monitor, Trackman. As we like to say, “we don’t fart around.”

In order to take full advatage of Trackman’s radar, you need 26’ from TM4 to screen. Guess what our set up is? Yes, there are minimum tollerances but why would you rent a smaller space or cram in more bays just to comprimise the experience and accuracy?

Here’s more on the “gold standard”:

Professional golfers “swear by” Trackman because it’s widely regarded as the gold standard in golf launch monitors and data tracking technology, especially among tour pros on the PGA Tour, LPGA, and other elite levels—delivering exceptional reliability both outdoors and, when properly set up (see Private Indoor Golf’s optimized layout), indoors.

Here’s why it stands out and earns that level of trust and reliance:

• Unmatched accuracy, particularly outdoors—and strong indoors with the right setup — Trackman uses dual radar technology (with models like Trackman 4) combined with optically enhanced radar tracking (OERT) to track the full ball flight in real time. Outdoors, the open environment allows precise tracking of the entire trajectory, delivering highly accurate data on ball speed, launch angle, spin rates, carry distance, club path, attack angle, and more—often considered the most reliable for real-world conditions. Indoors, while limited space can restrict full-flight tracking (requiring sufficient ball flight distance, typically 10–16+ feet tee-to-screen), proper setup—including using RCT (Radar Capture Technology) balls, optimal lighting, and correct radar placement—yields very accurate results. Features like normalization help compare indoor and outdoor data consistently, and many pros find indoor numbers reliable for practice, fitting, and simulation when these conditions are met.

• Comprehensive data for swing and equipment optimization — Pros get detailed club and ball metrics instantly, allowing precise analysis of swing mechanics, shot shaping, dispersion patterns, and equipment fitting (e.g., shafts, heads, lofts). This works effectively in both environments, helping identify tiny inefficiencies or strengths that translate directly to on-course performance gains.

• Data-driven insights and Strokes Gained integration — Features like Performance Center let pros compare their numbers to tour averages or peers using concepts like Strokes Gained. This provides objective, analytical feedback to uncover weaknesses, optimize practice reps, and make measurable improvements—every shot becomes “meaningful” rather than just hitting balls, whether on the range or in a simulator bay.

• Widespread adoption and endorsement by the pros themselves — Virtually every top player (think Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, and many others) uses Trackman for practice, fitting, and prep. It’s the tool PGA Tour events and broadcasters often rely on for stats and analysis. When the best in the world trust it for marginal gains in a sport decided by fractions—across both outdoor ranges and indoor facilities—it creates a strong “if it’s good enough for them…” effect among other serious players and coaches.

• Immediate, actionable feedback — Real-time data accelerates learning and adjustments during sessions with coaches, making it superior for fine-tuning technique or preparing for specific conditions (e.g., wind outdoors or course simulations indoors).

Trackman has built its reputation as the most trusted overall, thanks to its tour-level outdoor dominance, versatile indoor capabilities (especially with RCT balls and proper room setup - see Private Indoor Golf), and proven track record. That’s why pros often stick with it: in a game where tiny edges matter, Trackman’s precision and reliability give them confidence the data is spot-on, no matter the environment.

02/20/2026

Congratulations Andrew! We've watched his tremendous work ethic and development as a player over the last 5 years. It's only the beginning :D

Zions Bank Player of the Week honors go to Westminster University senior Andrew Ahlstrom, who carded rounds of 71-68 to win the Copper Rock Amateur at Copper Rock Golf Club, finishing (-5) 139 to secure his first title in a Utah Golf Association Player Performance Ranking event, on one of Utah’s toughest championship venues.

11/19/2025

Welcome to the pig, one of the best private, indoor golfing, simulator, places where you can go go and have it all to yourself and have a good time

10/15/2025

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10/08/2025

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09/09/2025

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The most trusted data in golf. Period.

08/25/2025

08/25/2025

Knowledge is Power. And Trackman is the key to knowing your game inside and out. Tired of making bogey or worse from the middle of the fairway? Have you tried the Strokes Gained feature? Figure out why you are adding shots to your game unecessarily while tackling this challenging and fun new practice feature.