Golf simulators in Denver, CO

Published rates across the venues we list span $17–85 per bay per hour — a far wider range than most metros. Evergreen Golf Club lists $17.50–30/hr and The Swing Bays $20/hr at the low end; Tee Time Suites runs $85 peak and $65 off-peak at the top. A bay typically fits 4–6 players, so a $60 hour is $10–15 a head. Note that many Denver venues publish no hourly rate at all and sell monthly memberships instead.

Yes — 13 of the 42 venues we list offer round-the-clock access, normally through a door code or keyfob issued after you book online. This model is common in the Denver suburbs, where a two-bay club runs unstaffed most of the day. It is the practical answer to Colorado winters and to the fact that daylight disappears early from November.

29 of 42 serve alcohol or allow BYOB. Denver leans heavily to the social end of the category — Brews N Birdies, The Birdie Bar, Golf & Tap, Speakeasy Golf Lounge and COR-Golf Cafe are built as bars with bays rather than practice facilities with a fridge. Filter by Bar / BYOB, then check the listing: some suburban clubs are BYOB only, which depends on the municipality's liquor licence.

Trackman leads with 13 venues, followed by Uneekor and Full Swing at six each, then Golfzon at five. Denver has notably more Golfzon and Uneekor than Chicago, where X-Golf's franchise network dominates — here there is a single X-Golf, in the Tech Center. If you are practising rather than socialising, the launch monitor matters: Trackman and Foresight/GCQuad give tour-grade ball data.

35 of 42 venues offer memberships and several are members-only with no hourly option — Double Eagle Indoor Golf, for instance, sells $49–199/month plans and no hourly rentals at all. But 20 take walk-ins when a bay is free. If you are trying indoor golf for the first time, start at a walk-in venue; treat a membership as the move once you know you will use it weekly through the winter.