Every New Golf Simulator Opening in America. One Map.
The SimSpot Radar is the pulse of America’s indoor golf boom. Right now it tracks 712 announced and newly opened simulator venues across 526 cities in 46 states — found, verified, and pinned by the SimSpot Wire newsroom, usually before the doors ever open.
If a golf simulator opening has been announced in the United States, it belongs on this map. New pins land every week.
Click any pin to see the venue, its planned opening window, the date our newsroom first discovered it, and the coverage behind it. Hollow dots are announced; solid dots are open — flip between them with the toggles on the map.
This map tracks what is coming, not what is already here. For open venues you can visit today, browse the full directory.
Pins mark each venue’s city — not exact street addresses.
How to read the Radar
Every pin sits at the center of the venue’s city — not its street address. A hollow dot marks an announced venue that has not opened yet, and a solid dot marks one that has recently opened. When several venues share a city, their pins sit in a small cluster around the city center.
Each card shows the venue, its planned opening window, the date our newsroom first discovered the announcement, and links to the coverage. Pins covered by our newsroom also carry a link to the SimSpot Wire issue that ran the story, and once a venue opens and earns a listing, the card links there too.
Where the pins come from
The Radar is fed by two newsroom routines: the SimSpot Wire, our weekly indoor-golf news digest, and a weekly nationwide sweep for new venue announcements. Fresh pins land every week, and dots turn solid as venues open their doors.
Run one of these venues, or spotted an opening we have not? Tell us about it and we’ll put it on the map.