Golfers will do anything to get their fix.
One round a week or month, with 18 holes across four plus hours is rarely, if ever, enough. Players will seek out golf in every part of their life, be it on TV, at the driving range, putting on the carpet, watching YouTube videos, or mimicking a swing in front of any, and every, mirror. Admit it, we have all done it.
However, even all that is barely enough.
Enter the golf simulator revolution.
Golf simulators in various forms have been around for a long time, but never have they been so available, as reasonably priced or in such abundance.
A study by Straits Research published in 2022 showed “golf simulators market size was valued at US$1,315 million in 2021 and is projected to reach US$3,388 million by 2030 at a CAGR of 10.1% during the forecast period (2022–2030).”
What has caused that bump in popularity?
There are, without question, more golfers than in recent times post COVID, and the availability of tee times at public golf courses had been an ongoing problem for non-member golfers all
