For facilities

Turn simulator rounds into an ongoing competition

Give every member a handicap that keeps them coming back.

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Retention

Persistent member handicap

When every member has a shared index, competition gets fairer and easier to run. Leagues can include golfers at different skill levels. Returning players have a reason to post the next round. Casual visits turn into an ongoing game instead of a one-off bay booking.

A portable handicap also means the identity members build at your facility still means something when they play elsewhere — which makes your club part of their simulator-golf life, not just a location.

Competition

Leagues, tournaments, and challenges

SimCap supports stroke play, match play, scramble, and best-ball tournaments today, plus direct and open challenges. Scoring, standings, and formats live in one place — so staff are not rebuilding the same spreadsheet every event.

Platform independence

Works with the simulator setup you already have

SimCap does not require proprietary software on your simulator computers. There is no simulator platform migration and no single launch-monitor vendor required.

Members play on whatever you already run — GSPro, Trackman, Foresight, Full Swing, E6, and more — then post results to SimCap. Your facility keeps its hardware choices; members keep one handicap.

Operations

Score submission

A player finishes the round, scans the scorecard or confirms the score manually, and SimCap updates. That is the current flow — clear for members, light on staff, and honest about what “automatic” means today.

SimCap is not positioned as a fully hands-off administration system. It removes spreadsheet chaos; members still post their rounds.

GSPro facilities

Expanded course access

For facilities running GSPro, participating groups can unlock access to thousands of additional community courses beyond SimCap's curated library. Difficulty is labeled transparently as Slope by GSPro or Estimated. No direct GSPro integration is required.

Community courses are for standalone rounds. SimCap tournaments stay on the curated course library. More detail on tracking GSPro rounds with SimCap.
Get started

Pilot / onboarding

SimCap offers a free facility pilot — no commitment, no contract. Reach out with the same contact path as before and we will get you set up.

Request a Facility Pilot

Email simcapadmin@gmail.com with the subject “SimCap Facility Pilot.”

Request a Facility Pilot

Free 60-day pilot for facilities — no commitment, no contract.

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FAQ

What simulator platforms does SimCap support?
SimCap works across common simulator setups, including GSPro, Trackman, Foresight, Full Swing, E6, and more. Members post rounds after they play, so you are not locked to one launch-monitor vendor.
Do we need to install anything on our simulator computers?
No. There is no proprietary software to install on your simulator PCs and no platform migration required. Members use SimCap on their phones.
Can SimCap run leagues?
Yes. Facilities can organize groups and ongoing competition around a shared, portable member handicap so leagues work across skill levels.
Can SimCap run tournaments?
Yes. SimCap supports stroke play, match play, scramble, and best-ball tournaments today, plus direct and open challenges.
Can golfers keep the same handicap outside our facility?
Yes. A member's SimCap travels with them — so the handicap they build at your facility still means something when they play elsewhere. See also what a simulator golf handicap is.
Can a GSPro facility access more courses?
Participating GSPro facilities can unlock group-gated access to thousands of additional community courses, with transparent difficulty labels (Slope by GSPro or Estimated). No direct GSPro integration is required. Community courses are for standalone rounds; tournaments stay on the curated library.
How does facility onboarding work?
Request a free facility pilot by emailing simcapadmin@gmail.com with the subject “SimCap Facility Pilot.” There is no commitment and no contract for the pilot period.