Three constituencies, one table. We represent the whole supply chain — and align it around standards that grow the entire market.
Independent bays, multi-location groups, franchises, and green-grass clubs adding simulators.
Simulators, launch monitors, projectors, screens, turf, booking & management software.
Instructors, club-fitters, designers, and the professionals who make bays run.
Every one of these is a shared asset — cheaper, more credible, and more powerful because 2,700 businesses stand behind it instead of one. That's the entire point of an association.
An association-run, platform-agnostic handicap your customers plug into at any certified bay. It travels with them — which is exactly why it drives retention and cross-visits for you.
Negotiated member pricing on launch monitors, projectors, impact screens, turf, and consumables — plus group-rate liability and equipment insurance that alone can cover your dues many times over.
What no operator can produce alone: real peer data on revenue-per-available-bay-hour, utilization by daypart, membership churn, and F&B mix — so you know if you're leaving money on the table.
A voluntary calibration and fair-play standard so a "USIGA-Certified" round means the same thing everywhere. Credibility your customers trust — and a badge you put on your window and your ads.
Sample pro-formas, lease-negotiation guides, staffing SOPs, hardware TCO calculators, and marketing kits — the open playbook that helps good operators open, and stay open.
A unified voice representing indoor golf to the USGA, PGA, insurers, landlords, and lenders — plus an open API that keeps every platform on equal footing instead of locked in silos.
Drag in your numbers. This models the hard-dollar value a member operator typically captures against annual dues — procurement, insurance, and the RevPAB uplift that comes from benchmarking and certification.
Illustrative model built from typical member figures — group insurance ≈ 15% premium reduction, procurement ≈ 12% off hardware, and a conservative 1% revenue (RevPAB) uplift from benchmarking & certification. Actual results vary; the member spreadsheet lets you override every assumption.
This is the association's flagship shared asset — the real World-Handicap calculation, adapted for the simulator and operated centrally so it works across every platform. Your customers get a portable index; you get retention and a reason for them to visit other member bays. Edit the demo rounds to see the engine work.
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Differential = (Adjusted Gross − Course Rating) × 113 ÷ Slope. Simulator ratings are normalized to a common baseline so a 74/144 track plays fairly against a 64/104 short course. Certified member bays post rounds automatically through the USIGA API — no clipboard required.
Aggregated, anonymized, and updated quarterly from member facilities. A live sample of the operator benchmarking dashboard — the difference between guessing and knowing.
Figures shown are illustrative sample data. Full dashboard filters by region, facility size, platform, and market type, and lets you benchmark each of your locations independently.
We're a 501(c)(6) business league. Dues fund the shared infrastructure and are published openly — because a member should never have to email for a price.
The core membership. For any business running simulator bays.
Software, launch monitors, manufacturers, suppliers & distributors.
Instructors, coaches, club-fitters, designers & consultants.
Operators, platforms, and manufacturers already lining up behind a member-owned standard. Your logo belongs here.
Illustrative founding-network preview. Member businesses are listed in the public facility & partner directory with certification status and platform details.
Standards and group buying only work when members trust the body isn't quietly working for a manufacturer or a promoter. That's why USIGA is a 501(c)(6) business league, governed by an elected board of operators and partners — with pricing and finances published to members.
An elected board of operators and industry partners governs standards, certification, and pricing. One member, one vote.
The handicap and certification APIs are open to every manufacturer on equal terms. We will never sell exclusivity to one box.
Surpluses fund the shared infrastructure and junior programs — not a promoter's margin. Annual finances published to members.
Join the first 250 operators and the founding industry partners writing the standards for indoor golf — and lock your founder rate for life. Membership that pays for itself, from a body that answers to you.