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Inside the KBS Golf Experience: Crafting Precision, Performance, and Passion

October 28, 2026 No Comments

When you walk into the KBS Golf Experience in Carlsbad, California, it does not feel like a typical golf retail store. It feels like a high-end clubhouse combined with a tour-level fitting laboratory. “This area here is where customers can unwind with a drink,” says Frank Ruiz, guiding us through the space. “We have two beers on tap, and it’s a great setup for hosting events. Best of all, it’s complimentary when you come in for a fitting.” Frank is an official Golf Buddy of the Carlsbad Indoor Golf and Carlsbad Gaming PC teams—a connection made when he first brought his driving simulator steering wheel into Carlsbad Gaming PC for a tune-up. KBS is a rare concept, operating at a level seen in only a handful of locations worldwide. For a retail store like this to thrive, it requires a market with deep enthusiasm for golf and a clientele that…

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Two Seasons of TGL: The Biggest Moments From Indoor Golf’s New League

September 29, 2026 No Comments

TGL was supposed to start in January 2024. Instead, golf fans had to wait another year to see what the new indoor league could actually do. The delay came after a failure involving the temporary power and backup systems at the under-construction SoFi Center caused its air-supported dome to deflate in November 2023. The incident damaged part of the venue, although no one was injured and most of the technology was not affected. TGL ultimately pushed its launch to early 2025. That extra time gave the league a chance to continue building and refining the experience before finally welcoming players and fans to SoFi Center. When TGL arrived, it offered something golf had never quite seen before. PGA Tour players competed in teams, hitting shots into a giant virtual screen before moving on to a real, technology-driven short-game area. Matches were shorter, faster, and designed to bring more of the…

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Dialed Indoor Golf

September 24, 2026 No Comments

Dialed Indoor Golf recently opened it’s doors in San Diego, CA, on the west side of Rancho Bernardo. Their state-of-the art warehouse facility has two large, private simulator suites as well as a golfer’s lounge to enjoy before and after your golf session. Whether you are looking to ‘Dial-In’ your golf game using the high-tech launch monitors to analyze your swing metrics or play a fun round of golf with your friends, Dialed Indoor Golf has you covered. Members and guests can choose from over 2,500 different courses from around the world and play rain or shine, day or night, in a casual yet elevated setting that feels like home.This new venture was created by brothers, John & Adam Antinone, born & raised San Diegans with a passion for the game of golf. They grew up in a golfing family, both taking up the game at a very young age.…

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WTGL Is Here: Everything to Know About the LPGA’s New Indoor Team League

September 24, 2026 No Comments

Image credit: Shutterstock Okay, I need you to picture a golf green that spins. Not metaphorically, actually physically rotates 360 degrees while five stories of simulator screen loom over it, and instead of four quiet days at a major, you get three players per side going head to head in a two hour, primetime, arena style match with music blasting and a crowd of 1,500 people close enough to feel it. That’s not a fantasy sketch, that is literally what’s launching this November, and it’s the women’s game finally getting the version of TGL that fans have been asking for since the very first TGL broadcast. WTGL is real, it’s fully staffed with rosters, it has a broadcast schedule locked down across three networks, and it kicks off on Sunday, November 8. Here’s absolutely everything worth knowing before it does. What WTGL Actually Is WTGL stands for the Women’s TMRW…

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Inside the Training: How Pro Golfers Use Indoor Simulators

September 23, 2026 No Comments

You might think of an indoor golf simulator as a way to play a round when you can’t get outside. Pick a course, hit your shots, watch the ball fly across the screen, and move on to the next one. For professional golfers, a simulator can be much more than that. Indoor simulators have become another training tool for golfers who want to understand their game in greater detail. They can use them to work on swing changes, analyze shot data, prepare for courses, and practice specific situations without having to play a full round. The technology doesn’t replace time on the course or traditional practice. Instead, it gives golfers another way to work on their game. What does simulator training look like for a professional golfer? Simulators Are More Than a Way to Play Golf Indoors Modern golf simulators can provide a lot of information about what happens when…

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Get the latest Indoor Golf Magazine Wallpapers for your PC

September 15, 2026 No Comments

We’re putting together a growing collection of fun, free golf wallpapers for anyone who loves indoor golf and the game in general. You’ll find indoor golf simulator scenes, golf inspired backgrounds, creative designs, and other images that just look great on your computer, tablet, or phone. Every wallpaper on this page is free to download and use for your personal devices. We’ll keep adding new designs, so check back from time to time and see what’s new.

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FlightScope Mevo Plus Review Before You Build Your Simulator

September 14, 2026 No Comments

See if the final-stock FlightScope Mevo Plus fits your room and budget, including setup depth, software, upgrades, accuracy, and Gen2 tradeoffs.

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More Than a Simulator: What Makes a Great Indoor Golf Experience?

September 12, 2026 No Comments

At first glance, indoor golf seems pretty simple. You book a bay, grab your clubs, step up to the ball, and hit. The simulator does the rest. But anyone who has spent time at a good indoor golf facility knows there is more to it than hitting a ball into a screen. A good simulator is certainly important. It needs to track your shots accurately, offer realistic courses, and give you useful feedback. But technology is only one part of the experience. The environment, the people, the games, and the reasons you have to come back all matter too. So, what actually makes an indoor golf experience worth coming back to? The Simulator is Only the Starting Point Let’s start with the obvious one: the simulator itself matters. Modern launch monitors can provide golfers with data such as ball speed, spin rate, launch angle, and other details about a shot.…