Golf Simulators in Salt Lake City: All 58 Venues on the Wasatch Front

Here’s a number that might surprise you: 58 simulator venues line the Wasatch Front, from Ogden down to Pleasant Grove. Only Chicago and New York beat that in our directory. When the canyons get the snow you ski all winter, the valley apparently builds golf bays under it.

You’ll pay anywhere from $19 to $75 for simulator time here. It depends on where, when and how many friends you bring. This guide sorts the standouts by what you actually need: the downtown night out, the cheap winter hour, the coffee-and-carry-data morning, and the 24/7 rooms that outnumber anywhere else we cover. The full directory holds all 58 with live maps.

How Salt Lake City’s best simulator venues compare

Rates change often, so treat every number here as a starting point and confirm with the venue before you book.

Bad Caddy: downtown’s 530-review giant

Every metro has one venue the whole city seems to agree on, and here it’s Bad Caddy Golf at 451 S 300 W downtown: a 4.9 rating across 530 Google reviews, which is the biggest sim-room review base in Utah by a mile. It runs as a full sim lounge a few blocks from the arena, so it’s the easy call before or after a Jazz game.

Rates aren’t posted online, so call (801) 906-8360 before you head down. Between Bad Caddy and its neighbors, downtown golf is honestly in better shape than downtown parking.

Golf Anytime: the $19 winter hour

Here’s the deal your golf buddies haven’t found yet. Golf Anytime at 220 State St posts a winter rate of $19 an hour for a solo golfer, plus $9 for each friend you bring, running December 15 through March 15. The rest of the year works differently, at $75 for the first 90 minutes and $40 per added hour. The bays run Full Swing and Trackman, and access runs 24/7. That winter solo hour is the cheapest launch-monitor time we’ve verified in any metro, so book it before this paragraph gets around. Rates change, so double-check before you go.

Aloha: espresso, Trackman and a perfect score

Aloha Golf and Coffee Lounge in Layton might be the most likable venue in this guide. It’s a real coffee shop and a real Trackman studio in one room, with bay rentals posted at $35 an hour and an unlimited monthly membership at $125. It holds a perfect 5.0 across 138 reviews, runs leagues and lessons, and yes, the espresso is part of the routine for the morning regulars. Prices shift with promos, so confirm before you drive. Dial in your wedges, drink something with oat milk, feel superior to everyone on the frozen range.

The 24/7 capital of America

No metro we cover comes close to the Wasatch Front’s always-open bench. The Back Nine alone runs eight member studios here, led by Sandy (4.9, 239 reviews) and Lehi (5.0, 167), with Layton, Murray, American Fork, Riverdale, Saratoga Springs and a brand-new Millcreek studio rounding out the map. Guest tee times at Millcreek post from $40 an hour.

The homegrown Tee Box franchise adds six more 24/7 rooms on Trackman with PuttView greens, from Centerville up to Morgan. Then come the independents: The Turn in Draper from $230 a month unlimited, Mashies with tiers from $150 to $300, Buckets in Holladay from $200, Tee It Up in Clearfield on tour-grade Foresight GCQuads, and a dozen more. Membership math moves around, so verify current plans. If you can’t find a 2am bay in this valley, you’re not trying.

New rooms, new names, and the city gets in the game

The map moved this year, and in a fun direction. Hive Golf, Millcreek’s 5.0-rated Trackman lounge, opened a second room in Bountiful that’s already at 5.0 itself. The Golf Forge, which you may remember as Scratch Golf Lab, now runs private Foresight bays in both South Jordan and a new West Jordan studio.

And the city itself joined in: Forest Dale, the century-old Sugar House course with the mission-style clubhouse, now runs brand-new public simulators through the winter. Up to four players a bay, bring your own clubs, book through the city. A municipal tee time in January is a lovely thing.

One resort twist worth knowing: the Topgolf Swing Suite at the St. Regis Deer Valley puts simulator bays inside one of Park City’s marquee hotels, rated 4.5 across 1,395 reviews of the property. Ski in the morning, play Pebble Beach before dinner, question nothing about your choices.

Lessons, fittings and the rest of the valley

Want coaching with your data? Impact Golf Center in Draper is the metro’s lesson anchor at 4.8 across 147 reviews, and APEXGOLF teaches out of Brickyard at a 4.9. GOLFTEC adds studios in Holladay, Farmington and Lehi. The Private Fairway chain runs four self-serve studios from Sandy to Farmington, which tells you how normal private-bay golf has become here.

The neighborhood rooms fill in everything between. Salt Lake Golf Lounge is Sugar House’s hang at 4.9 across 76 reviews, with The Range SLC minutes away and Buckets covering Holladay. Up north, Tee It Up and the Tee Box split Clearfield, Birdie Golf holds Ogden with 101 reviews, and Sweet Spot covers Roy. South, Utah County stacks Back Nine Lehi, Elevate Golf Studio, The Links Club in American Fork, Level Up in Saratoga Springs and Boom Stix in Pleasant Grove. Wherever you live on the Front, a bay is ten minutes away. We counted.

What you should expect to pay for indoor golf in Salt Lake City

Hourly play runs $19 to $75 depending on venue and season, and the seasonal part matters more here than anywhere. Golf Anytime’s winter pricing is the floor, Aloha posts $35, and most walk-in rooms land between $35 and $60 at peak. Split a bay with three friends and you’re usually under $15 each. Every number moves, so confirm when you book.

But honestly, Salt Lake is a membership town. The Turn at $230 a month, Mashies from $150, Buckets from $200, Aloha’s $125 unlimited, plus Back Nine and Tee Box plans across sixteen locations between them. If you’ll play twice a week through the winter, and with this many 24/7 doors you will, a membership beats hourly pricing almost everywhere here. That’s two lessons’ worth of money for a whole winter of Tuesdays.

Building a simulator at home in Salt Lake City

Utah garages were built for this, but measure before you spend. Start with the golf simulator room dimensions checker to confirm your ceiling clears a driver, then work through the cost guide and the DIY build guide. The used simulator guide is the cheat code if you’d rather let someone else eat the depreciation.

Two more Western guides land this week: Portland and Seattle, if your winter travels point northwest.

Questions Salt Lake City golfers ask most

How much does indoor golf cost in Salt Lake City?

Posted rates run $19 to $75 depending on venue and season. Golf Anytime’s winter solo hour at $19 is the verified floor, Aloha posts $35, and peak hours at the walk-in lounges reach $60 or more. Most bays split across four players, so plan on $10 to $15 a head. Confirm rates before booking, since Utah pricing swings with the seasons.

What is the best golf simulator in Salt Lake City?

Bad Caddy downtown has the numbers: 4.9 across 530 reviews, the most of any sim room in Utah. For pure practice, Tee It Up’s Foresight GCQuads in Clearfield are tour-grade, and Aloha in Layton is the pick if your ideal session includes a proper latte.

Which Salt Lake City simulators are open 24 hours?

Too many to list, and that’s the honest answer. Eight Back Nine studios, six Tee Box rooms, The Turn, Mashies, Buckets, Tee It Up, Golf Anytime, both Golf Forge rooms, both Hive rooms and more all sell around-the-clock access. It’s the deepest 24/7 bench in any metro we cover.

Are there golf simulators in Bountiful?

Yes, and it’s suddenly a strong corner of the map. Hive Golf’s new Bountiful room holds a 5.0, Private Fairway runs a studio there, and Fore Seasons Golf covers the south end of town. Tee Box Centerville is minutes away too.

Is there a golf simulator in Park City?

The Topgolf Swing Suite at the St. Regis Deer Valley is the main option, inside the resort with a 4.5 rating across 1,395 reviews of the property. Most dedicated sim rooms sit down the canyon along the Wasatch Front, with Salt Lake’s east bench venues the closest cluster.

Is there a Topgolf in Salt Lake City?

Yes. Topgolf runs a full venue in the Salt Lake area, per Topgolf’s own site, and it’s the target-range experience rather than simulators. For screen golf, the metro’s 58 simulator venues are the list you want.

What is the average cost of a golf simulator for home?

A workable used setup starts around a few thousand dollars and a premium install can pass $50,000. Before pricing anything, check your space against the room dimensions checker. Utah basements usually pass; Utah garages almost always do.

See every option side by side: browse all Salt Lake City golf simulator venues.

All facts and figures in this guide, including prices, hours, ratings and review counts, are current as of September 30, 2026. Rates and hours change, so confirm with the venue before you go.