FAQ about indoor golf in Fargo

Q: Is it cheaper to play golf on a simulator?

Yes! On average, playing a round of golf can cost $50 or more at a regular course, not including other expenses like balls, tees, buggies and transportation. With a simulator, you can split the cost with friends, paying around $25 per person for a two-hour session to play 18 holes (for a group of 4 players per simulator bay).

Question 1

How many screen golf venues are there in North Dakota

Accepted Answer

There are 3 golf simulators listed on screengolfers.com in the State of North Dakota. Here is the list of all the golf simulators in North Dakota. We regularly add new virtual indoor golf facilities and locations on our website.

Question 2

Should you still play virtual golf in Fargo when the weather's nice?

Accepted Answer

Definitely! Even if it's sunny outside, indoor golf on a simulator can be a great choice. Here's why:

Play anytime: You can play even after sunset or when the weather’s too hot.
No nearby night courses: If there's no golf course nearby that offers night games.
Short on time: If you don't have time for a full round of 9 or 18 holes.
Far from a course: If the nearest golf course is far away.
City living: If you live in a big city and don't have a car.
Beginner-friendly: If you're new to golf and not ready for a real course yet.
Save money: It can often be cheaper than playing at a traditional course.

Question 3

Is it cheaper to play golf on a simulator?

Accepted Answer

Yes! On average, playing a round of golf can cost $50 or more at a regular course, not including other expenses like balls, tees, buggies and transportation. With a simulator, you can split the cost with friends, paying around $25 per person for a two-hour session to play 18 holes (for a group of 4 players per simulator bay).

Indoor golf simulators in Fargo (North Dakota)

Dogleg North

Golf Addiction

Suite Shots

Dogleg North

Golf Addiction

Suite Shots

Other cities in North Dakota

Bismarck

Grand Forks

Minot

West Fargo

Bismarck

Grand Forks

Minot

West Fargo

FAQ about indoor golf in Fargo