A Full-Size Sim Bay, Set Up For League Golf
A 12-foot HD screen, a ProTee VX overhead launch monitor, swing cameras and GSPro — everything you need to play a real round, work on your game, or post a league score.
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What's in the bay
12′ × 9′ HD screen
A full-width, floor-to-ceiling HD screen. Stand at the ball and the whole frame is fairway — no letterboxing, no squinting at a TV.
ProTee VX launch monitor
The ProTee VX overhead unit reads the full ball flight and club data — ball speed, launch, spin, carry, plus club path, face and attack angle.
GSPro software
GSPro drives the round: thousands of courses, real weather, wind and green conditions, and the same simulator engine the league plays on.
Swing cameras
Cameras catch your swing from down-the-line and face-on, so you can see exactly what the ball saw.
Swing analysis monitor
A second display replays your swing with the analysis drawn on top, so you can work on a fix between shots instead of guessing.
Powered by a gaming PC
A dedicated gaming PC — 16 GB of RAM, 8 cores and NVMe storage — renders the courses at full detail and framerate, and keeps the bay running all session.
Fairway & rough mats
High-grade hitting mats with distinct fairway and rough surfaces — the lie under your ball changes how the shot plays.
Putting
Putting is live: roll them in on the mat surface and the sim tracks the result on the screen, so a round is a full round.
How the bay is laid out
Plan view. The screen runs the full width of the bay, with fairway and rough mats in front of it, a putting surface to the side, and the launch monitor, cameras and analysis monitor overhead and alongside.
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How a session runs
Book a tee time
Slots start hourly from 11 AM and the last round tees off at 9 PM, so everything finishes by 10 PM. Each player needs about an hour, and the bay is yours for the whole group's time — two players booked together hold it for two hours.
Pick your round
If a league event covers your slot, you're playing that event's course with the league's GSPro settings. Outside event windows the slot is open golf, and you choose the course when you log the round — any course in the library, or one that isn't listed.
Play and warm up
Warm up on the range, check your numbers on the analysis monitor, then play the round. Putting counts, and the mats give you fairway and rough lies.
Log your scorecard
Enter your hole-by-hole score after the round — or snap a photo of the GSPro scorecard and upload it — and it lands on the leaderboard.
Good to know
- One bay, so tee times are shared. A booked group occupies the sim for its full duration, which is why later slots can show as in use.
- League events reserve their window. Those tee times are for that league's members; every other slot is open golf for anyone with an account.
- Everyone plays the same conditions. Each event posts its tees, green speed, firmness, rough, wind, weather, pins, mulligans and gimme distance before the round.
- Bring your own clubs. Handicaps and gear live on your profile page.
- 21 and over. The bay sits inside Sinners Corner at 1401 William St, Omaha, NE 68108, and you must be 21 or older to play.
- Admins keep the library current. Courses are imported from Simulator Golf Tour, so the course you play is the course everyone else played.