Country Clubs & Pro Shops
Your course closes for the winter. Your dues don't. A simulator gives members a reason to keep walking through the door in the months they're paying for but can't play.
For a private club, a golf simulator installation is a year-round amenity that earns its keep in the season the course can't. It gives the Head Pro a place to teach and fit clubs when it's twenty degrees out, gives members somewhere to practice and play casually through the winter, and gives the club a modern amenity that helps justify dues and bring new members in. We design it around how your Pro wants the space used and build it to fit your club — even if that means an addition or a separate building. Goal, budget, design, build.
30 years in KC construction · 5 bays we built ourselves · one team, accountable start to finish
An Amenity, Not a Box to Check
Plenty of clubs add a simulator the wrong way: a unit bolted into whatever spare room was available, no thought to how the Pro would teach on it or whether members would want to spend time there. Members try it once, it sits unused, and it becomes a line item the board regrets. A simulator only delivers on retention and engagement if it's designed to actually get used — the right room, the right setup for lessons and casual play alike, in a space that feels like it belongs at your club.
An amenity members ignore isn't an amenity. It's a write-off with a screen.
A unit dropped in a spare room
An amenity designed to get used
Done right, a simulator does three jobs at once for a club. It keeps members engaged in the off-season they're already paying for. It gives the Pro a year-round tool for instruction, club fitting, and the retail traffic that comes with both. And it's an on-ramp for new golfers — a controlled, professional place for a member's spouse or kids, or any family member new to the game, to build confidence before they ever step on the course. That's how a simulator helps a club keep members and recruit them.
What's Included
A club build is a design conversation first — with your GM and your Head Pro — and a construction project second. Here's what's included.
We start with how the space needs to serve your club: instruction and club fitting for the Pro, practice and casual play for members, and the flow that fits your clubhouse and your membership. The Pro's input shapes the room, because the Pro is who makes it valuable.
If the clubhouse has room, we build it in. If it doesn't, we'll design and build an addition or a separate building to house it — finished to a standard that fits your club. We self-perform the construction craft and manage the licensed trades for the rest.
See how the build runs
We install every major brand — Uneekor, Trackman, ProTee VX, Apogee, Foresight, and Mevo+ — matched to how your Pro will use it. Club fitting and serious instruction may point to one tier; member casual play to another. We help you choose for the use, not the logo.
We install and calibrate the system and hand off a space that's ready for lessons on day one — set up the way your Pro wants it, dialed in until the numbers are true.
Running a different kind of commercial space? This is the club version. There's also the bar or restaurant revenue build and the standalone indoor golf facility buildout — and the commercial overview if you're still deciding.
We Run the Room You're Planning
Here's the credibility that matters for a club: we operate a five-bay facility, All Seasons Indoor Golf Club, so we know exactly how a simulator space gets used in practice — for lessons, for fitting, for serious practice, and for casual play with friends. That's the Head Pro's whole question, and we can answer it from running the room, not guessing at it. We won't pretend to know your membership the way you do — but we know the room.
Underneath that is thirty years of construction. The father has run custom-home and high-end finish work in Kansas City since 1995, so building to a standard that belongs at a private club is familiar ground — and if your clubhouse has no space for it, designing and building a clean addition or separate structure is well within what we do. We self-perform the framing and finish craft and manage the trusted licensed trades, with one team accountable for the whole project. We build across the Kansas City metro , Columbia, and the Lake of the Ozarks.
And the case for the board is straightforward: it's very common for private clubs to bill year-round even though the course closes for the winter and early spring. A simulator turns those months from a quiet stretch into active engagement — members still using the club, the Pro still teaching, the amenity still earning its place on the dues statement. We're glad to do the full design-and-build or to consult on the room if you've got construction handled.
What It Costs
What we can do is be clear about what drives the number, then put a real quote in front of your committee.
Tell us what your club is after — off-season engagement, an instruction and fitting tool, a recruitment amenity, or all three — and we'll scope it for your committee. We're glad to help any club think it through.
Bringing this to your board?
Bring Your Pro and Your Committee
The fastest way to get a club decision unstuck is to let the people deciding stand in a real space. Bring your Head Pro to our facility to evaluate it as a teaching and fitting tool, and bring a committee member or two to see what the amenity actually feels like. It turns an abstract budget conversation into a concrete one — which is usually what a board needs to say yes.
All Seasons Indoor Golf Club, south Kansas City — open to the public, no appointment. Visit the showroom .
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FAQ
It keeps members engaged in the off-season. It's very common for private clubs to bill year-round even though the course closes for winter and early spring, and a simulator gives members a reason to keep using the club through those months — while giving the Head Pro a year-round tool for lessons and club fitting.
It also works for recruitment and retention: a modern amenity helps justify dues and offers a low-pressure way to bring families and new golfers into the game.
Yes, on both counts. As an amenity, it adds value that helps justify dues and keeps members from drifting to clubs that offer more. As a recruitment tool, it's a controlled, professional place for a member's spouse, kids, or any newcomer to learn the game before stepping onto the course.
The clubs that get the most from it design it to actually get used — with their Pro's input — rather than installing it as a box to check.
We'll build the space. If the clubhouse has room, we build it in; if it doesn't, we design and build an addition or a separate structure to house it, finished to a standard that fits your club. That's construction we do — not a reason to abandon the project.
Where it goes affects the budget, which is part of what we scope with your committee up front.
They should, and we build the design around it. The Pro is who makes a club simulator valuable — how it's set up for lessons, for club fitting, for member practice and casual play. We design with your GM and Pro together, because the room only works if it serves how they'll actually use it.
We can answer the Pro's practical questions from running our own facility, where we see all of those uses every day.
It depends on how your Pro will use it. Serious instruction and club fitting may point to a higher-end system; member casual play may not need it. We install every major brand — Uneekor, Trackman, ProTee VX, Apogee, Foresight, Mevo+ — and the price gap is largely marketing, not accuracy.
We help your Pro weigh it for your club's mix of teaching and play. More in our launch monitor comparison .
A different kind of commercial space?
Tell us what your club wants from a simulator and we'll scope it for your committee — and your Pro is welcome to evaluate ours first. Start a conversation.
This is the country-club version. For another commercial build, start here:
Tell us what your club is after — off-season engagement, an instruction tool, a recruitment amenity, or all of it — and we'll scope it for your committee. Or bring your Head Pro to evaluate ours first. Either way, it's a conversation, not a contract.
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