Golf is a sport that has a reputation of being for the rich or for the retirees – but it really isn’t. If you’re too intimidated to go to an actual golf course, start at these golf simulators in Singapore that make the sport more accessible. They give players the most realistic golfing experience to practice in a comfortable indoor environment.
From innovative technology to cosy private rooms, here are 12 golf simulators everyone can try out.
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Five Iron Golf has simulators with 4K projectors for ultra-realistic quality. Their interactive bays have real-time data to help budding golfers up their game – like playbacks to check on your form. It’s also located in the CBD area, making it a great after-work activity with colleagues. If you can sneak off early, head there before 5pm for discounted rates.
Those who aren’t that hardcore can try out other game modes, like Bull’s Eye and Capture the Flag. While they may be easier, these games still help improve your form and technique.
Balls & Birdies is one of the fun activities you can find at indoor playground X-Scap8 – but that doesn’t mean it isn’t for serious golfers. The simulators here give players data – like golf swing stats – to measure their “performance” so they can figure out how to improve.
Plus, it’s quite affordable if you jio some friends – it’s $60/hour and each bay can have up to 4 people, making it $15/person if you bring 3 others. There’s a bistro nearby to refuel while you wait for your turn – order snacks like Har Cheong Gai Wings ($12) or full meals like the XSCAP8 Burger ($20).
Price: $60/hour for up to 4 people
At Friends Golf, you’ll find 7 Driving Range machines to practice your drive swing. If you’re too paiseh to practice in the shared space, there are also 5 private rooms you can book. There’s even a room with a swing plate on both sides so you’ll be able to practice with your more dominant hand – perfect for lefties.
Those who want to take golfing seriously can also sign up for coaching under professional coaches for some professional advice and lessons. Trial sessions are available at $84/session.
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The Par Club is a great place to introduce the little ones to the world of golfing – in a controlled and comfortable environment, of course. It’s only $30 for their family special package, which entails 30 minutes of playtime for up to 5 pax.
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There are fun game modes for the young ones to start building up their basics, like popping balloons in a carnival game. You can also hire coaches for more structured and guided lessons – send them a message on WhatsApp for rates.
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Golf X is all business, 7 days a week. There are both 9- and 18-hole courses here. Serious golfers can look forward to practising their swings and form at their driving ranges which have all the data you need to improve. These monitors will capture your attempts while also providing feedback on how you can improve.
This, however, should be supplemented by coaches if you’re really looking to tee off with the best of ‘em. Look for any of their 6 dedicated coaches for one-on-one lessons that start from $100 for a trial session. The best part is that Golf X is open every day of the week to accommodate most schedules.
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With the latest tech, luxurious lounge, and private rooms, golfing at Hidden Castle makes you feel like you’re part of an exclusive club. There are even smart mirrors at their shared bay area, allowing you to check your stance and form in real-time while giving tips on improving it.
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You can also look the part by shopping at their in-house shop for golfing attire and gear – think a Cotton Candy Polo T-shirt at $198. Aside from the trendiest threads, you’ll able to pick up a customised pair of insoles at $88 to make sure you’re as comfortable as possible.
The bays at City Golfer are super aesthetic – so don’t spend too much of your timeslot taking photos. There are 3 regular bays and 1 VIP room here. If you’re a casual golfer, you’ll really enjoy the laid-back vibes here – grab a craft beer or some bar snacks while waiting for your turn.
While it’s more chill, that doesn’t mean they don’t have some special surprises in place to invoke the competitive spirit in their players. Those who are zai and manage to score a hole-in-one win 10 free hours of playtime worth $600 – you can even share it with 3 other golfing kakis.
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This one’s for the Easties – Bogeyman Golf has spacious private rooms that are reminiscent of KTV lounges. It’s even located in a shophouse to add to that casual vibe, but that doesn’t mean their simulators aren’t up to standard.
There are over 120 different courses from around the world that also have training aids for those looking to improve. Alternatively, play some of their mini-games if you’re just looking to have fun.
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If you’re stuck deciding between a night out at the pub or a round of golf with your pals, you don’t have to choose at Clubhouse SG. You’ll get the best of both worlds here – the boisterous pub atmosphere coupled with quality golfing simulators.
Order drinks and snacks from their fully stocked bar while you practice or have fun with their carnival game modes. Bottled beers such as Heineken and Corona are $10 during happy hour, which runs daily till 8pm. Pair them with snacks such as Nori Fries ($9). You can also make it a night out by booking VIP lounge packages, available from $150/2 hours – inclusive of a combo platter – with fries and popcorn chicken, a bucket of 5 beers, and 15% off Glenfiddich bottles.
If you’re a lobang king or queen, you can get half-price on weekdays before 4pm at $40/2 hours for a simulator hire. After all, Clubhouse SG is located in the CBD area, so you can swing by during lunch if you’re in the mood for a quick round.
One of its kind in Singapore, the system has moving plates to adjust to various levels of elevation.
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To experience some innovative golf simulators you can’t find elsewhere in Singapore, head on over to GolfWav. They’ve got the Golfzon Vision Plus system that has swinging plates for both lefties and righties. But that’s not all, they actually move and adjust to the terrain of the course, tilting to different levels of elevation for extra immersion.
Complete beginners can sign up for golf lessons from $27.50/person for a 1-hour lesson, which is a pretty good deal.
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Big groups aren’t a problem at Partee Golf. It has a private room called The Partee Suite that can accommodate up to 20 people – so you have a reason to convince your boss to book a team bonding activity. Besides the suite, Partee Golf has 5 other private rooms for different group sizes – you can even order food and drinks to these rooms from their in-house cafe.
Try your luck at the driving range, with 4 open bays available all day at $28/hour. Plus, there’s a store selling custom fittings, repairs on your golf clubs, and shop for golfing merchandise – they’ve got everything under one roof.
With new advancements in technology, golfing simulators are a great alternative to golf courses – especially for beginners and those looking for a fun activity with friends. You’ll have all the information and guidance you need at the tip of your fingers – without having to slog away under the blazing sun or in the rain.
These golfing simulators also make it more accessible to the average Singaporean. All you gotta do is grab some friends and head down to one that’s close to you to give it a swing.
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Cover image adapted from: Hidden Castle Golf, @theparclubsg & @theclubhousesg via Instagram
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