Golf Simulators in Denver: 50 Venues, Prices, Bars and 24/7 Rooms

Denver gets 300 days of sun and still has 49 indoor golf venues, which tells you something about March. The Front Range plays outdoors more months than Chicago or Minneapolis. But a spring snow can shut every course from Boulder to Castle Rock for a week, and the sim rooms are where the leagues live.

The market splits three ways. Downtown and RiNo run cocktail-lounge rooms with two or three high-end bays. The suburbs, from Arvada to Centennial to Parker, hold the big rooms with kitchens and leagues. And the Tech Center corridor is thick with coaching studios. Here is who does what, and what it costs where venues publish it.

Denver golf simulator comparison: the venues that matter most

The best golf simulator in downtown Denver

One Shot Back at 2134 Curtis St, Suite 101, calls itself a cocktail lounge with a golf simulator, and the order of those words is deliberate. It runs two top-end Trackman bays alongside pool tables, darts, bag toss and shuffleboard, and it rates 4.9 from 213 reviews, the best score-and-volume combination downtown. It hosts leagues and draft parties, and it is a nine-minute walk from Coors Field.

Two bays means it books up. Weeknight leagues take the prime slots through winter, and a Friday walk-in is a gamble. Reserve ahead. Rates are quoted at booking. If you want more bays with the same downtown geography, The Back 9 at 3131 Walnut St in RiNo (4.2 from 31 reviews) is a bar-first room a mile northeast.

Where to play indoor golf with a bar in Denver

Hangar Club at 7600 E 1st Pl in Lowry is the biggest room in the metro. It runs ten Trackman simulators and a full sports bar and restaurant, open 11am to close seven days a week. The club’s own line is “all are welcome, no reservation required,” which for a ten-bay room on a Tuesday is true. It runs leagues, lessons, club fittings, and corporate memberships, and rates 4.9 from 139 reviews. For a group of twelve who all want to swing at once, this is the only room in Denver that does not make you rotate.

The TRN Grandview at 5601 Yukon St in Olde Town Arvada is the other big social room, and it is genuinely different. It is a live music venue that added simulator bays, with hourly rentals, leagues, lessons and monthly memberships. It rates 4.9 from 220 reviews. Golf Haus at 8223 S Quebec St in Centennial runs GOLFZON bays with food and drinks and no membership needed, rating 4.9 from 64.

Down south, X-Golf Greenwood Village at 7600 Landmark Way in the Tech Center is the most-reviewed simulator room in the whole metro at 4.9 from 253. It runs X League, tournaments, VR gaming and food and drink, and it hosts corporate events.

Denver’s cheapest simulator hour, and one that’s free

Golf & Tap at 1390 S Colorado Blvd is the rare Denver room that publishes its whole rate card. Open play is $55 an hour. The monthly membership is $259 and includes eight hours of simulator time, 15% off merchandise and alcohol, and rental clubs for $10. Hours run 10am to 10pm Sunday through Thursday and to 11pm Friday and Saturday. It rates 4.9 from 68 reviews and runs weekly leagues.

COR-Golf Cafe at 4298 Kipling St in Wheat Ridge publishes the lowest number in the metro: sessions from $30. Three full-size Uneekor bays, a Class A PGA professional on staff, leagues and two-person scrambles, junior programs from $50, on-site club repair, and a café. Rental clubs come in right- and left-handed. It holds a perfect 5.0 across 35 reviews.

Avid Caddie Golf Lounge at 9556 Park Meadows Dr in Lone Tree makes the first hour free, no strings on the site. It is a members club running GOLFZON TwoVision, the platform its site says powers over 51,000 simulators worldwide, with PGA coaching, leagues, and more than 300 courses. It rates 5.0 from 47 reviews. If you are deciding between memberships in the south suburbs, this is the one you can test for nothing.

Serious practice: Denver’s coaching and fitting studios

Stick & Feather at 3851 Steele St runs five Uneekor Eye XO units, which capture slow-motion club-impact footage on high-speed cameras alongside ball data. That means you see the face at impact, not just the result. It hosts lessons, leagues, social events and private parties, offers 25% off your first bay through its mailing list, and rates 4.9 from 161 reviews. Hours run to 9pm most nights.

Optimum Golf at 3563 Walnut St in RiNo (4.7 from 67) is a coaching-first studio. SuperFly Golf Lounge at 2100 W Littleton Blvd runs Trackman 4 with 250-plus courses, memberships and lessons, at a perfect 5.0 from 48. The Swing Bays at 11183 S Parker Rd in Parker (5.0 from 49) pairs Trackman with PGA lessons, fitness, and club fitting.

West of the city, POP Golf Performance at 12105 W Alameda Pkwy in Lakewood (formerly DA LIFE Golf) holds a perfect 5.0 across 107 reviews. It runs Full Swing simulators alongside a SAM PuttLab and the Onform coaching platform, with weekly leagues and memberships. Non-member hours run 8am to 8pm most days. D’Lance Golf at 14 Inverness Dr E is the fitting specialist, and it publishes prices. A driver fitting is $100, irons and wedges $225, putter $100, ball fitting $50, and a full-bag fitting $450, all on Trackman. It also runs a 24-hour practice facility and a mobile fitting trailer that comes to your course. It rates 4.8 from 37 reviews. GOLFTEC covers the rest with studios in Cherry Creek, the Tech Center, Lakewood, Westminster, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree and Boulder.

24-hour indoor golf in Denver

The Back Nine Golf runs two Denver-area rooms on 24/7 access, Inverness in Englewood (5.0 from 43) and Westminster (5.0 from 23), both on Full Swing simulators. The company’s own materials say no membership is required to book, and that most memberships include 24/7 access, guest privileges and unlimited tee times, with pricing that varies by location.

The Divot at 8191 S Grant Way in Littleton sells unlimited 24/7 memberships year-round with PGA instruction, rating 5.0 from 33. You can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks. D’Lance in Inverness also runs 24-hour practice access. If you swing at 5am or 11pm, those are your four options.

What indoor golf costs in Denver

Published numbers anchor the range: $30 sessions at COR-Golf, $55 an hour at Golf & Tap, a free first hour at Avid Caddie. Most downtown and Tech Center rooms quote at booking. Bays hold four to six players, so even a $55 hour lands under $14 a person with a full group. Memberships at Golf & Tap ($259, eight hours) and the 24/7 rooms pay off for anyone playing weekly from November through March.

Peak is weeknights 5pm to 9pm through winter and any snow day. League nights claim the best slots first. Weekday mornings are open nearly everywhere.

Building a golf simulator at home in Denver

Denver basements are the classic build, and ceiling height decides it. Nine feet is the practical minimum for a full driver swing, and ten is comfortable. Plenty of older Front Range basements come in at eight, which limits you to irons unless you open a joist bay.

Measure first. Our free golf simulator room dimensions checker draws your room in 3D and shows which launch monitors fit. The DIY build guide covers the parts and the cost guide prices each tier.

Elsewhere in Texas? Our Houston golf simulator guide covers 35 venues, with Katy rates from $35 an hour and six rooms open 24/7.

Vegas trip coming up? Our Las Vegas golf simulator guide sorts what is actually near the Strip from where locals play in Henderson, including a room with a $99 night-only membership.

Heading to the coast? Our San Diego golf simulator guide covers 13 venues, from a Pacific Beach club at $55 an hour to six coaching studios on tour-level tech.

Out on the plains, our Kansas City simulator guide covers 25 venues, including three with 24/7 member access.

One state west, the Salt Lake City simulator guide maps 58 venues and the deepest 24/7 bench we cover.

Golf simulator questions Denver golfers ask most

How much does a golf simulator cost in Denver?

Published rates run from $30 sessions at COR-Golf in Wheat Ridge to $55 an hour at Golf & Tap on Colorado Boulevard. Most downtown rooms quote at booking. Rates are per bay, so four players split it.

Is there a bar with a golf simulator in Denver?

Several. One Shot Back downtown is a cocktail lounge with two Trackman bays. Hangar Club in Lowry has ten Trackman bays and a sports bar. The TRN Grandview in Arvada is a live music venue with sims, and Golf Haus in Centennial serves food and drinks. Golf & Tap on Colorado Boulevard has a bar and publishes its prices.

Is there 24-hour indoor golf in Denver?

Yes. The Back Nine Golf in Inverness and Westminster run 24/7 with no membership required to book. The Divot in Littleton and D’Lance Golf in Inverness offer 24-hour access for members.

Where can I rent a golf simulator in Denver?

Every venue on this list rents bays by the hour. For a simulator that comes to you, D’Lance Golf runs a mobile Trackman fitting trailer for on-course events. Over Flyte in Central Park books large-party packages for 12 to 40 people at $34 a head for two hours.

Where can I take golf lessons in Arvada?

The TRN Grandview in Olde Town Arvada offers lessons alongside its bays. Fade It Golf and Social Club on West 65th Way in Arvada books simulator time by the hour with no membership required. COR-Golf in neighboring Wheat Ridge has a Class A PGA professional on staff.

Which Denver golf simulator has the best reviews?

X-Golf Greenwood Village leads on volume at 4.9 from 253 reviews. One Shot Back (4.9 from 213), The TRN Grandview (4.9 from 220) and Stick & Feather (4.9 from 161) match the score. COR-Golf, SuperFly, Avid Caddie and The Divot all hold perfect 5.0 ratings.

Is there an indoor golf practice facility in Denver?

Yes, and the city is unusually deep in them. Stick & Feather runs Uneekor Eye XO with slow-motion impact cameras. SuperFly and The Swing Bays run Trackman 4 with PGA lessons. D’Lance is the fitting specialist with published prices, and GOLFTEC has seven metro studios.

See every option side by side: browse all 49 Denver golf simulator venues in our directory, with current hours, photos, reviews and contact details for each one.

Hours, rates and availability change. Confirm with the venue before you drive out.