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Awesome! Yeah it's definitely a cool experience

Appreciate you checking it out!

Unfortunately no, they're fairly durable but those spikes are built in.

Zoned as Recreation - zoning is the most important

lol! I've been motivated to fix it so I can get the invite next year.

@@flipbuck0222 full grain leather - $250-275 USD

Yeah but important to keep in mind that it's designed for someone like Tiger and with Tiger. So his input is valuable IMO

The bottom is definitely a highlight

Yes let's play golf in air force 1s they look real cool 😂 The younger generation has zero clue

more coming!

I would go with the bigger size, as it's not a wide fit in my opinion

@@GolfHeadz Thanks!

I do love the branding in the back area and the cleanliness look, but as you're looking down at your feet (which would be all the time) - def would like to see some sense of branding - even if it was a red stitching tag or something more subtle - doesn't have to be a loud logo.

When you spend $250 on golf shoes it's nice if people also can see that it's Tigers brand. Doesn't have to be loud but distinct branding is an art IMO

@@njbwong agreed! Doesn't have to be loud, but some sort of signature branding would've been nice to see

@@njbwong Well, when you are looking down at your feet you would see SUN DAY RED on the tongue of the shoe. That's not enough for you?

@@khoang1980 yup, would fit true to size

@@Powner187 lol might do a part 2, if you have any specific questions lmk!

@GolfHeadz yes, I'd like to know how well 4bay, 8bay, 12 Bay, and 20 bay facilities are doing. Doesn't have to be those specific numbers, just a range from smallest to largest. If the larger ones are doing better or worst. If larger bay facilities can charge less. Like to know if people are choosing real golf over sim golf or if they just come in during winter months. Putting has always been less reliable, like to see or know if there is any new technology out there, for example if there is a putting green that can change its surface to match what is in the sim.

@GolfHeadz just additional useless info of how I imagine putting greens for Sims. I imagine once on the green there would be a common green in-between all the Sims which the sims usually run along the wall leaving an open center. If the artificial green can shape to match the sim green, and have a projector project the hole at the same distance as the sim green, you would have the most realistic putting, completing the sim experience. Thinking to have a green that can do this would have a lot of options, like using cylinder shape inflatables beneath the surface much like the tough inflatable play house material kids play on. Use cameras to measure the slope to make sure it matches the sim putt. This is very possible because it is not too far off from 3d printing where if you take a 360degree video of any object, that object is rendered to any scale of the original through the software. Would be the same for this, software renders and adjusts the putting surface accordingly.

@@Powner187 There's a lot here to cover - but some great questions. I'll address some here so that you get some feedback. I think location is the most important - and your biggest monthly expense is rent. So if you can have more bays, that better financially. I know a lot of sims that have squeezed in a lot of bays but that experience isn't the greatest for guests and typically these spaces use a cheaper sim technology. We went with 6 bays which is typically a good standard with 4 open bays and 2 private bays. My recommendation is based on rent and average expenses - figure out your breakeven point. How many hours per bay do you need to cover expenses. Indoor simulators are seasonal, so making sure you manage a buffer for the summer is important. We still get a lot of teachers moving indoors and using the bay time and have a few regulars that just rather play indoors as much as possible. We adjust pricing in the summer as well. Putting with Trackman is fairly accurate and we encourage either doing Manual Aimed putting - so it will give you the line and you'll just have to putt the right speed straight. We use this in our league and a lot of people like that - but we let them know that from the hitting area to the screen is approximately 10 feet. From the moving ground - that is a big expense but I know Foresight has developed something to simulate the putting experience. It's an interesting concept but haven't yet tried it out. We'll be at the PGA show checking some of the new technology out that we're excited to share.

Thank you for hosting and spending the day with us - lots of golden nuggets shared in this video!