Play, Connect, Compete.

Golf courses & clubs

Make indoor golf part of the club—not an afterthought.

Plan RANGE, simulator bays and programming around instruction, fitting, leagues, events and year-round member engagement.

The business case

Keep members engaged beyond the season.

Build programming around instruction, fitting, leagues, junior development, events and indoor practice. We help model the application without inventing a guaranteed return.

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Indoor practice

Give members a consistent practice option when outdoor access is limited.

02

Coaching & fitting

Use measured player data and replay to support instruction and club fitting.

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Leagues & events

Create repeat visits through organized play, challenges and member events.

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Member retention

Extend the club relationship beyond traditional tee-time availability.

One RANGE. Multiple players.

Supported RANGE configurations can accommodate up to seven players concurrently, each with individual ball flight and data.

  • Review available room width, depth and ceiling height
  • Define coaching, member and event use
  • Select player capacity and screen configuration
  • Plan installation, commissioning and training
Top 10 questions

Answers before you plan the room.

Commercial operators and homeowners ask many of the same questions about investment, space, technology, upgrades and support. Start here, then talk to us about your specific project.

01How much does a TruGolf simulator cost in Canada?

The investment depends on whether you need only an APOGEE technology upgrade or a complete room with enclosure, screen, projector, computer, turf, shipping and installation. Commercial projects also vary by bay count and operating requirements. TruGolf Canada provides a Canadian-dollar proposal after reviewing the room and intended use.

02How much space do I need?

For a single APOGEE simulator, the ceiling-mounted unit must be installed between 9 and 10 feet above the hitting surface. The room should be at least 13 feet wide, with approximately 15 feet wide by 22 feet deep recommended for a more comfortable experience. Final requirements depend on the golfers, handedness, screen, enclosure, obstructions and safe swing clearance. RANGE requirements depend on the number of hitting bays: a 3-bay RANGE is estimated at 36 feet wide by 25 feet deep; a 5-bay RANGE at a minimum of 60 feet wide by 25 feet deep; and a 7-bay RANGE at 84 feet wide by 25 feet deep. These RANGE dimensions are planning estimates only and must be verified against the final design, equipment configuration and site conditions.

03Can you upgrade my existing simulator without rebuilding the whole room?

Often, yes. We assess the existing screen, enclosure, projector, computer, turf, cabling, power, network and structure. Components that meet the new system requirements can remain; the proposal clearly identifies what should be retained, changed or added.

04What does APOGEE measure, and do I need marked clubs or special balls?

APOGEE publishes 25 club-and-ball data parameters and provides Point of Impact replay. It normally measures without marked clubs or specialty balls. Some lighting conditions or custom club finishes may require a small metallic sticker to measure club-face angle accurately.

05What is included with E6, and is there an ongoing subscription?

E6 provides course play, practice, club fitting, bag building, skills challenges, coaching and tournament capabilities. TruGolf currently publishes more than 15,000 courses and 49 skills challenges. Access is tied to an active subscription, and the exact features depend on the selected subscription tier and commercial or residential use.

06Can right- and left-handed golfers use the same bay?

Yes. APOGEE is ceiling mounted, leaving the floor clear and avoiding the need to reposition a portable unit between players. The room must still be wide enough for both right- and left-handed golfers to swing safely and comfortably.

07Can MultiSport be added to an existing golf simulator?

Yes. MultiSport ARCADE operates independently of the existing launch monitor and is designed as an add-on for existing simulator rooms. It currently offers 14 interactive games, three difficulty settings and support for up to eight players in supported games.

08How can a commercial facility earn revenue from a simulator?

Common revenue streams include hourly bay rentals, memberships, leagues, tournaments, instruction, club fitting, junior programming, corporate events, private bookings and food-and-beverage activity. MultiSport can widen the audience beyond golfers. Results depend on pricing, utilization, staffing and the local market, so we assess the business model before recommending equipment.

09Who handles installation, training, warranty and support?

TruGolf Canada coordinates the Canadian project path, site readiness, installation resources, commissioning and initial training according to the proposal. We remain the Canadian point of contact and escalate manufacturer-controlled software, engineering and warranty matters to TruGolf when required.

10What do you need to prepare a recommendation and quote?

Send the location, room width, depth and finished ceiling height, photos, current equipment list, number of bays, intended users, commercial or residential use, desired opening date and the results you want. We will identify any additional measurements or technical checks before recommending a configuration.

Start with the space

Request a facility review.

Tell us what you are planning. We will review the application, space and next steps—without forcing a product decision first.

Your request will be sent directly to info@trugolfcanada.com.

Prefer email or phone? Email info@trugolfcanada.com or call 1-250-258-2028.