Full Swing golf simulators
Full Swing makes complete golf simulators: the enclosure and impact screen, the tracking and the course software. It is one of the older names in simulator golf. Every venue here names Full Swing on its own website.
What Full Swing is
Unlike a stand-alone launch monitor, a Full Swing simulator usually comes as a whole bay: frame and screen, projector, tracking hardware and course software. How it tracks the ball depends on the model and its age. Full Swing systems have used infrared sensors and high-speed cameras, and its KIT launch monitor uses radar.
Most Full Swing bays offer course play on a list of real courses, plus a practice range and game modes. Which courses a venue has depends on its software.
Because the brand covers both hardware and software, a venue's website may name Full Swing for either. If the exact setup matters to you, ask what is in the bay.
A venue is listed here only when its own website names Full Swing. We don't visit venues or inspect the bays, and a venue can run different systems in different bays or change equipment, so check the booking page or call if you want Full Swing in particular.
Map of Full Swing simulator venues
Top-rated Full Swing simulator venues
Ranked by Google rating × number of reviews (10 reviews or more); a multi-location brand appears once. Under each venue is the proof: a note that the venue's own website names it. Open-now times come from Google; confirm with the venue before you go.
Find Full Swing simulator venues by state
440 venues in 46 states and DC name Full Swing on their websites. States with 3 or more have their own page; the rest are listed further down.
- Alabama7
- Alaska1
- Arizona23
- Arkansas4
- California18
- Colorado12
- Connecticut2
- Delaware2
- District of Columbia1
- Florida31
- Georgia15
- Idaho4
- Illinois8
- Indiana5
- Iowa8
- Kansas7
- Kentucky4
- Louisiana6
- Maine1
- Maryland7
- Massachusetts7
- Michigan22
- Minnesota4
- Mississippi2
- Missouri5
- Montana1
- Nebraska9
- Nevada6
- New Hampshire1
- New Jersey12
- New Mexico3
- New York16
- North Carolina9
- North Dakota2
- Ohio15
- Oklahoma5
- Oregon7
- Pennsylvania17
- South Carolina5
- South Dakota2
- Tennessee13
- Texas66
- Utah21
- Vermont2
- Virginia13
- Washington2
- Wisconsin7
States with one or two venues
Alaska
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Connecticut
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Delaware
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- Full Swing named on the venue's website
District of Columbia
- Full Swing named on the venue's website
Maine
- Full Swing named on the venue's website
Mississippi
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Montana
- Full Swing named on the venue's website
New Hampshire
- Full Swing named on the venue's website
North Dakota
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South Dakota
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Vermont
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Washington
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Questions
- What is a Full Swing golf simulator?
- A complete simulator bay from Full Swing: enclosure, impact screen, projector, ball tracking and course software, sold together.
- How does Full Swing track the ball?
- It depends on the model. Full Swing systems have used infrared sensors and high-speed cameras, and its KIT launch monitor uses radar. Ask the venue which one it runs.
- How do I find a Full Swing simulator near me?
- Use the map or the state list on this page. Every venue here names Full Swing on its own website. Check the booking page or call to confirm which bays have it.
- Which state has the most Full Swing simulator venues?
- Texas has the most, with 66 venues. In all, 440 venues in 46 states and DC name Full Swing on their websites in this directory.
- How do you know a venue has Full Swing?
- We list a venue here only when its own website names Full Swing. We don't inspect the bays, so check the venue's booking page or call before you go if you want Full Swing in particular.