Golf Simulator Franchise in India: Inside the Everyday Golf Model

Why indoor golf fits Indian cities

Interest in golf is growing in India, but access to the game has not kept up. Courses are few, often far from the city centre, and many are attached to private clubs with long membership lists. Summer heat and the monsoon reduce the number of comfortable days to play.

A golf simulator venue brings the game into a commercial space in the city. Players book by the hour, play in any weather, and fit a session into a working day. That opens golf to people who would never have joined a club, including beginners, families and corporate groups.

What an Everyday Golf venue includes

The Indore venue on Scheme 140 Main Road is the working model. It brings together six parts:

• Golf simulator bays. Two Standard Bays for practice and games, and a Premium Bay with a wider 4K screen, Square Golf Omni technology and GSPro.
• Coaching. Structured group courses (Beginner, Intermediate, Pro and Senior Citizens) and the Golf Cubs Academy for kids, all taught on the simulator.
• Café. Coffee, beverages, snacks and quick bites for players and the people with them.
• Play Credit packs. Prepaid memberships of 10, 25 or 50 credits for regular players.
• Tournaments and events. Five tournament formats, the Race to the EG Cup season ranking, an EG Handicap, birthdays and team evenings.
• App and rewards. Booking, QR check-in, tournaments and Everyday Rewards points in one app.

Several ways to earn from the same space

A simulator venue earns from bay hours, but the Everyday Golf model adds income that uses the same floor. Coaching fills bays with booked lessons. The café adds spend from every visit. Credit packs bring cash in upfront and keep regular players coming back. Event hire turns quiet weekday evenings into birthdays and corporate nights.

The mix also spreads demand across the day. Early mornings suit practice and senior courses, afternoons suit juniors, and evenings and weekends bring groups, tournaments and events.

What you need to open a golf simulator venue

• The right space. A commercial unit with room for the bays, a café counter and seating. Ceiling height is usually the deciding factor, because every bay needs room for a full driver swing.
• A good location. Easy to reach, with parking, close to residential neighbourhoods, offices and schools.
• Technology. Launch monitors, projectors, impact screens, hitting mats and simulator software for each bay, plus a booking system.
• A team. Front-desk staff who can introduce first-timers to the game, a qualified coach and café staff.
• Local marketing. Search, social media and partnerships with companies, schools and residential societies.

Everyday Golf also plans, supplies and installs golf simulators for schools, businesses, franchise partners and private homes. Set up a golf simulator.

Who is a good fit?

The best partners are not always golfers. They are people who:

• have experience in hospitality, retail, fitness or another customer-facing business
• have access to, or can secure, a suitable commercial space
• are well connected locally with companies, schools and community groups
• can be closely involved in running the venue, especially in the first year

If that sounds like you, the best first step is to visit Everyday Golf in Indore, play a session and see the model working. Then get in touch with the team to talk about your city.