Practice does not stop in February.
Simulator bays and practice spaces for schools, colleges, and junior programs. Built by someone who competed at the national level and still runs a junior program today.
Built by a coach, not just a contractor
Randy Norris played at St. Clair County Community College, made the All-Region team, and competed at the NJCAA Division II National Championship.
He coaches junior golfers and has been competing at golf his whole life. He knows what a young player needs from a practice space because he has spent thirty years in one.
Read Randy’s story →What a program facility needs
Turf built for rotation
Heavy daily use by a full roster, not one golfer on a Sunday.
Data coaches can teach from
Launch monitor numbers, video capture, and a screen the whole group can read.
Layouts for more than one athlete
Bays and hitting stations that keep a team moving through a practice block.
Lighting suited to video
Consistent, controllable light so swing footage is usable.
Construction that passes inspection
Built to last a decade in a building you do not get to close for repairs.
Procurement-friendly process
Clear scope, clear line items, and a schedule your athletic director can approve.
Flushing Schools, Flushing, Michigan
Two bays built for a school golf program: black enclosures, red LED perimeter, spectator sightlines, and turf rated for daily traffic.
Practice space that holds up to a full roster through a Michigan winter.
Practice space that works in February.
Tell us about the building, the roster size, and the season you want it ready for.