The indoor game

The league moves indoors.

Snowed in, rained out, stuck late, or just partial to the bays: run the league at the sim lounge the same way you run it outside. One code, live standings on the bar TV, and a champion crowned all the same.

League night in the simulator bay: one golfer laughing with the driver, one checking the standings on his phone, two friends applauding the shot
League night, thirty degrees outside
The sim league

Play your week, any night

Mark the league as a sim league when you create it and every night carries the tag. There is no league night to miss: the week is the unit, the bay schedule is yours, miss Tuesday and play Thursday, and the standings say Wk 6 of 10 the moment the last card is in.

Everything a league gets outdoors runs indoors too: live standings at a public link, TV mode for the lounge screen, skins and side pots computed from the same scores, and the Matchplay Ladder booking its own callouts beside it.

League standingsSim

Winter Sim League · Wk 6 of 10
PosPlayerWins
1D. MarshPlayed 63
2T. OkaforPlayed 62
3M. DelgadoPlayed 51
Sim league · play any nightUpdated live
The Sim Handicap

A separate number, on purpose

Indoor golf plays different: perfect lies, no wind, a ball that obeys the screen. So sim rounds build their own number, the Sim Handicap, and none of it touches your outdoor Handicap. Back outside, your real number is exactly where the grass left it.

Same math as the outdoor number, best 8 of your last 20, and every round on the ledger shows its work. How the handicaps run →

Sim Handicap
+3.5
Provisional · 3 rounds
Every sim round on the ledger, same as the outdoor number. Tap any round and the evidence is the card.
The scoring

Same cards, same leaderboard

Nothing new to learn at the bay. Type the holes in seconds between swings, or photograph a card like any other night; the leaderboard moves either way, on every phone and the lounge TV.

And the room feels it: a birdie on the screen posts to every pocket in the building before the next group hits.

A golfer holds his finish in the glowing simulator bay while three friends watch from leather chairs, snow falling outside the window
For the facility

Give the bays something to fight over.

A league fills the slow nights on its own: the standings run live on the bar TV, the ladder books its own matches, and one pass covers the building. Players pay nothing.

The part you’ll feel first

The course keeps hours.
The league doesn’t.

Rained out, snowed in, or a Tuesday that ran long: the league doesn’t notice. No whiteboard, no spreadsheet, no “text me your score.” The standings keep themselves, and every result has the card behind it.

The empty simulator lounge at closing time: a ball still on the turf, two unfinished drinks, the standings glowing on the wall TV, rain on the windows
Closing time. The standings are still up