How to host a corporate golf night that people remember

Indoor golf is the rare team event that works for everyone — the scratch player and the person who’s never held a club both have fun, because the format does the heavy lifting.

Pick a format that includes everyone

Closest-to-the-pin and a scramble are the two great equalizers. Nobody keeps a full round’s score, the good players carry a hole or two, and the whole room stays in it to the last shot.

Feed people at the bay

The night falls apart when you march everyone to a separate dining room. Keep the food and drinks flowing to the bays and the lounge, and the energy never breaks.

Keep it to two hours

The sweet spot is a ninety-minute competition with a short awards moment at the end. Long enough to feel like an event, short enough that it never drags.

Reach out through our contact page and we’ll help you shape the night — from bay count to catering to a leaderboard on the big screen.