A bachelor party or bachelorette party built around a golf simulator is the night itself. Drinks in hand, a leaderboard on the screen, and a group that stops checking their phones because someone just stuck one to four feet. We bring a professional simulator to your backyard, rental home, or event space anywhere along the Wasatch Front, and a caddie stays for the whole thing — running the simulator, coaching whoever wants it, and keeping the rotation moving so nobody stands around. You pick the date. Everything else is handled.
Closest-to-the-pin is the format that works for a mixed group. Everyone gets multiple swings, the best shot counts, and a guy who's never held a club can beat the group's best player on any given attempt. It keeps the whole room in it, and the trash talk takes care of itself.
For groups that want something with more structure, 3-hole match play is the move. Rotating groups of four, and the score resets every hole — a bad hole costs one point instead of the night. It's the format that holds up when skill levels are all over the place, which at most bachelor parties they are.
Twelve guys, three rounds of four — plan on three to four hours. If you'd rather the simulator anchor the night without a set schedule, two hours covers closest-to-the-pin rotations, arcade modes, and open play with a running leaderboard.
Everyone plays. No experience needed, and the arcade modes — mini putt, closest-to-the-pin, skee-ball — mean the people who came for the party and not the golf are usually the ones laughing loudest twenty minutes in.
The bay becomes the focal point of the room. Guests end up in front of it with drinks, taking photos of each other mid-swing, and it pulls the group into one place instead of splitting into corners. For a party where the whole point is everyone being together, that's the real value.
Your caddie handles the rest — coaching for anyone who wants it, and keeping the rotation moving so the energy holds all night.
Someone is there from setup through teardown, running the simulator, coaching beginners, and keeping the rotation moving. You host. We handle the rest.
The same launch monitor used by club fitters and tour players. It matters for the two or three people in your group who actually golf — they'll know the difference immediately.
Real courses for the golfers, and closest-to-the-pin, mini putt, and skee-ball for everyone else. We'll set up whichever format fits your group, and switch to a new one once the round wraps.
Adults and juniors, left and right handed. Nobody brings anything.
No per-person charges, no setup fees. The price you're quoted is the price.
The most common setup, and the easiest. A flat 12×12 area with 12 feet of clearance overhead, a standard outlet within 150 feet, and shelter from wind or rain.
Great rooms, garages, and covered outdoor areas all work. If you're renting a house for the weekend and the group is staying put, this is the setup that makes the night worth staying in for. The bay needs a full 12 feet of ceiling height, so vaulted great rooms and garages work where standard rooms won't.
Private rooms, restaurant back rooms, HOA clubhouses, and event venues. Most already have the footprint and the ceiling height. We coordinate directly with the venue so you don't have to.
Deer Valley properties, Park Meadows homes, and mountain rentals across the Wasatch Back. Bachelor and bachelorette groups renting a cabin for the weekend are exactly the kind of night this format was built for — everyone's already together, nobody's driving anywhere, and the simulator gives the group a reason to stay in. Park City carries a $125 travel fee. More detail on our Park City golf simulator rental page.
12′ wide × 12′ deep × 12′ tall • one standard outlet within 150 feet • indoor or outdoor • 45 minutes to an hour for setup and teardown.
"We had Lynks at my husband's 40th birthday party this weekend and it was an absolute hit. We had the BEST service and the best time. We would absolutely highly recommend them. We will use them again in the future for events!"
Closest-to-the-pin rotations, arcade modes, and open play with a running leaderboard. The simulator anchors the night without a set schedule. Works well for groups up to about 10.
Enough time for a 3-hole match play format with rotating groups. For a group of 12 — three rounds of four — this is the realistic minimum.
Every party includes:
Dedicated on-site caddie • Full club set (left & right-handed, adults & juniors) • All games, courses & competitions • Complete setup & teardown • Event liability insurance
Add-on: Want a bracket run and standings tracked across the night? We can manage tournament format as an add-on — ask when you request your quote.
Travel: No fee in Salt Lake County or Utah County • $75 northern corridor to Ogden • $125 Park City and mountain corridor
Request a Quote$450 for two hours, $600 for three, and $150 for each additional hour. There are no per-person charges and no setup fees. Two hours works for open play and closest-to-the-pin contests. For a full match play format with twelve or more people, plan on three to four hours.
No, and most guests don't have any. Closest-to-the-pin gives everyone multiple swings with the best shot counting, and the arcade modes — mini putt, skee-ball — play more like a game than a golf lesson. Your caddie coaches whoever wants it.
Yes. Most bachelor and bachelorette parties do, and it makes for a better night. Standard participant waiver terms are covered in the booking agreement.
A flat 12-foot by 12-foot area with 12 feet of clearance overhead, plus one standard outlet within 150 feet. Indoor or outdoor both work — outdoors we just need shelter from wind and rain. Setup and teardown take 45 minutes to an hour.
Yes. Park City, Deer Valley, Park Meadows, Heber, and Midway carry a $125 travel fee. Salt Lake County and Utah County have no travel fee.
We bring the simulator to private parties and birthdays, weddings, and corporate events across the Wasatch Front. Serving Salt Lake City, Lehi, Provo, Ogden, and Park City.