Premium mobile golf simulator · Welcome, NC
This is not a net in a garage. It is a massive 16 × 20 ft booth, 11 feet tall, running a Uneekor EYE XO overhead tracking system and a 6,000-lumen laser projector. Your guests walk into a real indoor golf bay — and nobody wants to leave it.
You pick the date and the place. We bring the whole simulator, set it up, run it, and take it away. There is nothing for you to build, wire, or configure.
Pick your date and start time on the booking page. We run one booth, so only one event can be on the calendar at a time.
We need a 16 × 20 ft footprint, about 11 ft 6 in of ceiling clearance, one standard outlet, and a level surface. The booking form walks through it.
A deposit holds your slot. Pay the balance any time before the event. We accept several major coins.
We arrive ahead of your start time, build the bay, calibrate the launch monitor, and stay hands-on so your guests just play.
Every piece of this setup was bought at the top of its category. The tracker is a commercial teaching system. The projector was the best one available. The booth is genuinely massive. That is the difference your guests notice in the first ten seconds.
Commercial-grade tracking
An overhead dual high-speed camera system — the same class of equipment used in professional teaching studios and fitting bays, not a $200 sensor on a tripod. It captures 24 data points of ball and club data: ball speed, launch angle, backspin, sidespin, club path, face angle, and more. Every shot is measured, not guessed.
6,000 lumens · laser
A commercial short-throw laser projector, not a home-theatre toy. 6,000 lumens of brightness and a 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio mean the course image fills the entire screen at full size and stays bright and readable from the back of the bay — even with the room lights on. Native WUXGA 1920 × 1200 resolution, and a solid-state laser light source rated for 20,000 hours, so it never dims on you mid-event the way a bulb projector does.
Genuinely huge
Eleven feet of ceiling, twenty feet of depth, your own bay. Because it is oversized, full driver swings are never cramped and guests can stand back and watch. This is a room, not a corner — and it is the reason a company party works in it.
Nothing for you to supply
A dedicated gaming machine travels with the booth and drives the course software. You do not supply a computer, a console, a screen, or anybody who knows how to work one.
A company party needs something everyone can do at once — the golfers, the people who have never held a club, and the ones who came for the drinks. This handles all three. Guests rotate through the bay, nobody sits out, and there is a scoreboard worth arguing about.
It runs itself once it's set up, so you get to be a guest at your own event instead of the person running the entertainment. We stay hands-on with the equipment; you stay with your team.
Ask any group of men what the big outing is this year, and the answer is usually the same: a golf trip. A weekend away, a few rounds, and everyone pays their own way. Here is what that actually costs.
Per player, one weekend, two rounds
Plus a weekend of everyone's time, a hotel to book, a tee time six weeks out, and a drive home on Sunday night.
Same group, same day, at your venue
No greens fees, no lodging, no travel, no weekend gone. Your whole group plays, one after another, all night if you want.
The rate looks like money until you divide it. Four hours is $1,000 for the entire group — not per player. Here's what everybody actually chips in:
| Group size | Each player chips in | vs. a $650 golf trip |
|---|---|---|
| 8 players | $125 | save $525 each |
| 12 players | $83 | save $567 each |
| 16 players | $63 | save $588 each |
| 20 players | $50 | save $600 each |
Trip figures are a typical two-day, two-round weekend: $100 greens fees, shared lodging, meals, and travel split across the group. Your actual costs will vary. The CyberBirdies column is your $250 hourly rate for a four-hour booking, divided by the group. Even the two-hour minimum works out to $63 each for eight players.
A golf trip gives your group one or two courses, in one place, on one weekend. CyberBirdies brings more than a hundred different courses to your venue, and your entire group can play all of them — this week, next month, or the same night.
No greens fees per player. No hotel rooms. No one driving three hours after a long day. Nobody has to take Friday off. And the guy who has never held a club is not stuck in a cart watching everyone else.
| Footprint | 16 ft × 20 ft of clear floor |
|---|---|
| Ceiling height | 11 ft 6 in minimum (booth is 11 ft tall) |
| Power | One standard 120V 15A circuit within 25 ft |
| Surface | Flat and level; indoors or under cover |
| Access | A path the booth can be carried through to the setup spot |
| Setup time | [[FILL IN: your real setup time]] |
One rate, no packages to decode. The clock starts when you booked it to start, not when we arrive.
| Event length | Total | Deposit today |
|---|---|---|
| 2 hours (minimum) | $500 | $125 |
| 3 hours | $750 | $188 |
| 4 hours | $1,000 | $250 |
| 6 hours | $1,500 | $375 |
| 8 hours | $2,000 | $500 |
Deposits are applied to the total. Figures above are illustrative of the rate and deposit percentage in the site configuration.
CyberBirdies is based in Welcome, NC. We book events anywhere closer than a 2 hour drive from there. If the fastest road route from Welcome is two hours or longer, we can't take the booking — even if the address looks close on a map.
From Welcome, NC, roughly a two-hour drive covers much of the Piedmont and the western edge of the Triangle — including Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point, Lexington, Salisbury, Statesville, Hickory, Charlotte, Concord, and Asheboro depending on the exact route and time of day.
This list is a rough guide, not a guarantee. Confirm with the booking form.
16 ft × 20 ft of clear floor, plus a walkable path to get the booth there. Ceiling clearance of 11 ft 6 in. The booth itself is 11 ft tall, so a standard 8 or 9 ft ceiling will not work.
No. Indoors is easiest, but a garage, a covered patio, or a sturdy event tent works as long as the surface is flat, the ceiling height is there, and there is power. Outdoors in wind or rain is not safe for the projection setup.
[[FILL IN: your age policy and supervision requirement]].
[[FILL IN: describe whether the mat and entry work for wheelchair users or guests with limited mobility — worth having an honest answer]].
[[FILL IN: your insurance status, and whether you can provide a certificate of insurance naming a venue — most venues ask for one]].
Pay only after your date and setup are confirmed. The $250 deposit is non-refundable. If you cancel with at least 7 days' notice, your payment transfers to another available date within 6 months. Cancellations inside 7 days don't qualify for a transfer.
Cryptocurrency. The booking page creates an invoice when you reserve, and you pay the deposit from any wallet. Accepted coins are listed at checkout.
Yes — longer bookings, closest-to-the-pin formats, and leaderboards are all possible. Book the hours you need and add a note about the format.
Pick a date and see what's open. The deposit is what holds it.
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