A Golf Sim Lounge in the Denver Airport

I found the final boss of golf sims. It's a four-bay sim and lounge in Concourse A of the Denver Airport. Clubs are provided. It's $20 for 15 minutes or $65 for up to an hour.

I love everything about this except the weird AI art on the website.

All the comments are about how your clubs are checked and it's way too expensive. Airports have a captive audience with time to kill. If $20 is too much and you can't swing without your lucky ball marker, then this probably is too expensive for you.

Two things I love about it.

First, the traffic is extremely testable. The prices on the sandwich board should change daily, if not hourly, to optimize.

Second, the club situation. I hope the owners are calling club manufacturers and getting set up with the latest and greatest for customers to try. There are literally thousands of places to hit balls, and very few that are full of golfers who don't have their clubs and have to try new ones.

The only way to make this better is if it had no employees and I owned it.

Yo. I found the final boss of good sims. This is a four bay sim and lounge in Concourse A of the Denver Airport. Clubs are provided. It's $20 for fifteen minutes or 65 for up to an hour. I love everything about this except for the weird AI art on the website. But all the comments are about how your clubs are checked and it's way too expensive. Airports have a captive audience with time to kill. If $20 is too much and you can't swing without your lucky ball marker, then this probably is too expensive for you. Alright. Two things I love about this. One is the nature of the traffic is extremely testable. Prices on the sandwich board should change daily, if not hourly, to optimize. And with the club situation, I hope Good Den is calling club manufacturers and getting set up with the latest and greatest for customers to try. Because there are literally thousands of places to hit balls and very few full of golfers that do not have their clubs who have to try new ones. The only way we rank make this better is if it had no employees and I owned it. Let's go.