Recently, Ace indoor Golf completed a multi-bay simulator installation at the new Five Iron Golf location in Shelby Township, Michigan. The 6,000 square-foot space features six TrackMan golf simulators, a full bar, putting green and a graffiti wall painted by local artist Desiree Kelly.
“We are committed to helping make the simulator bays at every Five Iron Golf location engaging for customers and durable, safe and optimally designed for years to come. The spectacular new Shelby Township location is the newest example of our fruitful collaboration with Five Iron,” says Ace Indoor Golf President Trevor Faust. “We are very pleased to lend our expertise in simulator bay design and installation to Five Iron Golf. Five Iron guests get to experience one of the most teched-out golf and entertainment complexes they have ever seen.”
The Five Iron Golf space is designed with guests in mind to enjoy the good vibes of golf and can be optimized to be the perfect entertainment space. It’s also a golf oasis for all new and skilled players. The Tour-level technology gives golfers real-time feedback and analytics, such as ball speed, attack angle, club path, face angle and more, with nearly 100 world-renowned courses available to play virtually, as well as a dynamic range for golfers to practice on. Certified golf instructors offer private and group lessons for beginner and advanced players, and each lesson they give features advanced metrics and video analysis on TrackMan simulators.
“Ace Indoor Golf has been a great partner to bounce ideas off of, when it comes to simulator design and material selection,” says Jason Sproat, general manager of the new Shelby Township location of Five Iron Golf. “They are well versed in what can and cannot work, hold up well, etc. We value their insight. Our simulators are very busy – and open for 16+ hours each day, 7 days a week, almost the entire year. They take a huge beating. Thus, durability and safety, because we have so many new golfers, are incredibly important to us. Ace helped us select materials for the screen, screen framing, and ceiling that can withstand our usage and keep guests safe.”
