Move from reservation to unlocked door
- Bay scheduling with flexible session lengths, rates, and buffers
- Online booking, guest communication, and check in
- Waivers, payment status, and access eligibility
- Supported 24/7 door and bay access connections
Manage time-based bookings, customers, memberships, 24/7 access, instruction, leagues, events, sales, hospitality, staff, and reporting around the way indoor golf works.
Indoor venues need the same connected foundation for customers, commerce, staff, and reporting. The difference is that availability, rates, access, and daily workflows revolve around bays and sessions instead of tee times.
Bring the work that happens before, during, and after every session into one operating picture.
Manage availability by bay, simulator type, session length, rate, buffer, group size, and operating window.
Connect eligible bookings, payments, waivers, and membership status to supported door and bay access systems.
Track customer profiles, household relationships, waivers, hour banks, passes, packages, credits, and guest privileges.
Bring point of sale, payments, inventory, gift cards, food and beverage, taxes, and reconciliation together.
Coordinate instructor availability, recurring programs, team play, group reservations, private events, and add-ons.
Give staff the right access and track utilization, revenue, memberships, inventory, exceptions, and daily closeout.
Indoor Golf Operations carries forward the customer, commerce, and operating capabilities that also matter to a golf course, then replaces tee-time workflows with controls designed for bays, sessions, and access.
Keep the customer informed and the operation in control whether the venue is fully staffed, partially staffed, or available around the clock.
The customer selects the right time and experience while the system applies availability, rates, packages, waivers, and payment rules.
Staff can welcome the customer, or an eligible booking can receive instructions and supported access during its approved window.
Track extensions, purchases, bay status, and the final balance, then close access and return the bay to the correct state.
The same foundation can support different staffing, access, hospitality, and programming needs.
Both products are planned around the same core capabilities for customers, memberships, point of sale, inventory, staff access, marketing, payments, and reporting. Indoor Golf Operations replaces tee-time and on-course workflows with bay scheduling, session management, simulator operations, and access controls.
The planned workflow will use booking status, payment, waivers, membership rules, and an approved access window to determine eligibility. Connections will depend on the door and bay access systems supported for launch.
The product is being designed to manage the venue independently of a single simulator brand. Any direct simulator or hardware connection will be confirmed against the supported integration list before implementation.
Yes, that is the role planned for Mixed Facilities: one location with shared customers, staff, commerce, inventory, gift cards, and reporting while each activity keeps its own availability and operating rules.
Tell us how many bays you operate, whether access is staffed or 24/7, and which simulator, payment, access, and hospitality systems you use today.