A golf simulator bay set up inside a darkened event space, a fairway projected onto the impact screen.

Mobile Golf Experience · Abbotsford & the Fraser Valley

We bring the golf to you

We haul the full rig to your room, set it up, and run it while your guests play. Screen, projector, launch monitor, mats, clubs. You point, we do the rest.

How it works ↓
  • We come to you
  • Setup and teardown included
  • Indoors, whatever the weather
  • Chilliwack to Langley

How it works

Three steps, and none of them are yours

  1. Send us the date

    Tell us where you are, what the event is, and roughly how many people. We will tell you straight whether the rig fits your space and your date.

  2. We arrive and set up

    We unload, build the bay, calibrate the launch monitor and test it before your first guest walks in. Setup takes about one hour.

  3. Your guests play

    People take turns, the shots go up on screen, and the crowd around it does the rest. When the event ends, we pack up.

Where the rig goes

Your space
your event
our gear

The rig fits anywhere with a bit of cover and a power outlet. What changes between events is how we run it — the format, the pace, and how hard we encourage people to take a swing.

Guests mingling with drinks at an evening corporate reception.

Corporate events

Staff parties, client appreciation days, team-building afternoons. It gives quiet people something to do with their hands and loud people something to compete over.

Corporate packages
An evening reception set with tables under strings of warm lights.

Weddings and receptions

Between the ceremony and reception, this gives everyone something fun to do together, and a chance for both families to connect whether they golf or not.

Wedding packages
A modern industrial event venue with tall windows, brick walls and stage lighting.

Trade shows

A traffic builder for your booth. The simulator encourages people walking by to stop, play, and engage, creating an opportunity for your team to connect with potential new clients.

Trade show packages
A golf simulator bay set up in a large private garage.

Private and at home

Birthdays, stags and stagettes, garage sessions, backyard parties. Your driveway, your rules, your music.

Private sessions
Close view of a hitting mat and launch monitor with a club resting at address.

What travels

The whole course
to your event

Everything that makes a proper simulator bay work travels with us: a full-size impact screen, a projector throwing a real course onto it, a launch monitor reading every shot, and a hitting mat that lets people swing hard without wrecking your floor.

It arrives in the trailer and leaves in the trailer. We build it, tune it, run it and take it apart. Nothing gets bolted to your walls and nothing gets left behind.

  • Full-size impact screen and hitting bay enclosure
  • Projector and a Foresight GC3 launch monitor
  • FSX Play with 25+ courses, plus driving range and contest modes
  • Commercial hitting mat, right- and left-handed
  • Clubs and balls for all guests
  • Delivery, setup, on-site operation and teardown

Gallery

See it in a space like yours

Ballrooms, warehouses, marquees, backyards, garages and trade-show floors. Same rig,
very different nights.

Hosts

What hosts say

We put it near the bar and that's where everyone stayed. I didn't touch a thing all night.
Emma Engagement party · Abbotsford
Half our staff had never golfed. By the end they were keeping score against each other.
Dan Company BBQ · Abbotsford
It was a great way to get people mingling during our event. It created lots of conversation.
Kristi Team-building event · Mission

FAQ

The questions hosts actually ask

How much space does it need?

Roughly 15ft wide by 15ft deep, with 11ft of clear ceiling. If you're not sure, give us a call and we'll tell you before you book.

What if my guests have never golfed?

We set the software so a beginner's shot still flies, and someone from our crew is there to help first-time players feel comfortable and included, so nobody gets left standing at the mat guessing.

Can it go outside?

Absolutely. The rig needs level ground and protection from wind and rain, so on a rainy day you'll need a tent, but on a sunny day an open lawn usually does the trick. Tell us the setup and we'll give you a straight answer rather than a maybe.

How many people can play in an hour?

It depends how you run it. Quick closest-to-the-pin turns move a lot of people through; a full scramble on one course moves far fewer. We'll pick a format that suits your guest count.

Do you stay and run it?

It depends on the event. For a bigger group, or when other things are happening at the same time, someone from Nomad Greens stays with the rig, resets it between players, keeps the leaderboard going and troubleshoots so you never have to. For a small gathering with a few friends, we can also set you up for a more private session with the rig to yourselves.

Where do you travel?

Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Langley, Mission, and Aldergrove are all covered. Beyond that we still travel — up to 100km — with a travel fee of $150.

Book Nomad Greens now

Send us your date, venue and rough guest count, and we'll tell you if the rig is free.