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A golf simulator, delivered, set up and run at your event, anywhere on the Wasatch Front.

"Easily entertained 20 individuals for 3 hours."
— Chris E., Google review

One event per date. Call or text (801) 671‑8373.

How it works

You bring the guests. We handle the golf.

  1. 01 Text us your date We confirm it's open, then send the agreement and deposit link.
  2. 02 We set up We arrive about 90 minutes early and build everything.
  3. 03 Your guests play We run it the whole time, then pack it all up.
The setup

What shows up.

The TILT golf simulator set up in a backyard at night, with guests playing and the live standings on a monitor beside it

It all fits in one vehicle, but once it's standing it takes up more room than most people expect. Worth measuring before you book.

16 ft
Wide
12 ft
Deep
11 ft
Overhead clearance
1
Grounded outlet within 100 ft
Click to watch the setup process I filmed the whole thing going up and put it on YouTube. Watch
Who shows up
Oscar Slaugh, owner of TILT Golf Co.

I'm Oscar.

I own and run TILT. I'm the one who delivers the simulator, builds it, runs your event and takes it down.

I started TILT because I love golf, and love watching others grow to love it as well.

Oscar SlaughDraper-based · Wasatch Front · Owner-operated
The kit

Our equipment.

Launch monitor — Rapsodo01
Launch monitor
Rapsodo MLM2PRO

Measures ball speed, club speed, spin, launch angle and carry on every shot. Runs GSPro on a dedicated gaming laptop.

Projector — Optoma02
Projector
Optoma GT2100HDR

Short-throw laser, 4,200 lumens. Hangs above the swing path.

The TILT enclosure lit up at night, with the course on screen and the leaderboard on a monitor03
Enclosure
Custom built

Built to fit in one vehicle and go up in about 90 minutes.

Clubs — Stix Golf04
Clubs
Stix Golf

A full right-handed set, plus a left-handed 9-iron so lefties can still play closest-to-the-pin. A full lefty set is next.

All of it travels to you, set up and run by us.

Answers

The questions everyone asks.

Answered here so you don't have to email to find out.

What do you need from our venue?
Level space
16 × 12 ft
Overhead clearance
11 ft
Power
Outlet within 100 ft
Venue Wi-Fi
Not required
Setup time
90 minutes
Parking
One vehicle
Surface
Grass, turf or floor
Indoor or outdoor
Both

The space needs to be clear of wires, sprinklers and branches, and the outlet should be a standard grounded one (a generator works too). We also need the venue's OK to set up, vehicle access with a clear path for equipment, access 90 minutes before your start time, and someone on site we can call about payment and weather. Venue Wi-Fi isn't needed since we bring our own connection, though it's handy if there is some. Please confirm the space with your venue before booking — the booking agreement covers what happens if we can't set up on the day.

How many people can actually play?

Roughly 25–30 guests an hour on closest-to-the-pin, assuming short turns, so a four-hour booking can get around a hundred people a go. The real number depends on your crowd and how long each person plays.

Do people who've never golfed enjoy it?

Yes. Closest-to-the-pin doesn't need any golf experience, and the attendant shows anyone how to hold the club and swing. Golfers get real ball data; everyone else just tries to land it near the flag.

Can it go indoors?

Yes — banquet halls, barns, gyms and large garages all work. We need 16 × 12 ft and 11 ft of clear overhead height for full swings. Let us know about beams, lights, fans or sloped ceilings before booking.

What about rain or wind?

We make the weather call, and safety decides it. Light rain and light wind are usually fine. In heavier rain or strong, gusty wind we may pause play, take the enclosure down, or move to an indoor or covered space if you have one, so for any outdoor booking we strongly recommend having an indoor backup in mind. Time lost to a weather pause isn't added on or refunded, though we'll make it up where the schedule allows.

If wind stops us setting up outdoors for essentially the whole event and there's no indoor space, you choose: a full refund, or a smaller sheltered setup (hitting net, launch monitor and TV) for 25% of the price.

How far do you travel?

Anywhere on the Wasatch Front is included in the price. Outside that range there's a travel charge, and we'll quote it up front before you commit to anything.

How do I hold a date, and how do I pay?

A deposit holds your date: 25% for weddings and parties, 50% for company events. The deposit is non-refundable if you cancel, but with at least 14 days' notice we'll move it to a new date if we're free. The rest is due at the end of the event and collected on site. We take card through Square, Venmo or cash.

We only run one event per date, and a date isn't held until the deposit is paid.

Can kids play?

Yes. Children need an adult with them near the simulator, and the attendant keeps the hitting area clear while anyone is swinging.

Can left-handed guests play?

Yes, for closest-to-the-pin. We bring a left-handed 9-iron alongside the full right-handed set. A complete left-handed set is next on our list.

Get started

Check your date.

A few quick details and we'll come back with availability and a firm price, usually the same day.

No commitment to ask
A real price, not a "starting at"
A deposit holds your date: 25% for weddings and parties, 50% for company events.
Indoor and outdoor both welcome
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(801) 671‑8373

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