The Indoor Golf Blueprint Toolkit and the Checklist Pack are both digital products built from real operator experience. Choose the one that fits where you are in the process.
Full Toolkit — $249
Complete Indoor Golf Blueprint Toolkit
The complete self-guided planning system for evaluating, financing, building, launching, and operating an indoor golf business. Includes everything in the $99 Startup Checklist Pack, plus expanded calculators, worksheets, planning tools, operating controls, and vendor resources needed to turn an initial idea into an actionable business plan.
Learn how we built a profitable two-bay indoor golf club with no employees, no bar, and no kitchen. The book explains our membership model, operating systems, real financial results, lessons learned, and the decisions that made the business manageable and profitable.
Membership model and operating systems
Real financial results and lessons learned
Decisions that made the business manageable
Zero-employee facility model explained
Complete Indoor Golf Startup Checklist
A comprehensive, step-by-step roadmap covering every major stage of planning and opening an indoor golf facility.
Business model and concept development
Market and competition research
Financial feasibility
Franchise-versus-independent due diligence
Site selection and lease review
Construction and buildout
Simulator and technology selection
Systems and automation
Membership pricing and facility rules
Marketing and membership presales
Soft opening and launch
First-90-day performance tracking
Full Startup Budget Calculator
Build a detailed startup budget covering all major capital requirements.
Simulator equipment
Construction and buildout
Lease deposits and upfront occupancy expenses
Furniture, fixtures, and equipment
Scheduling, payment, security, and access systems
Insurance and professional services
Marketing and presale expenses
Working-capital reserves and contingency funds
Total estimated capital required
Full Break-Even Calculator
Model the financial performance of your proposed business using your own numbers.
Fixed and variable monthly expenses
Membership and hourly revenue
Monthly break-even revenue
Memberships required to cover expenses
Estimated operating profit
Multiple pricing and expense scenarios
Membership Capacity Calculator
Determine how many memberships your facility can realistically support — prevents overselling while showing whether the membership model can generate enough revenue.
Number of simulator bays and operating hours
Booking-session length and membership usage
Available booking capacity
Peak-hour demand
Desired capacity buffer
Market-Feasibility Worksheet
Evaluate the strength of your potential market before committing.
Local population, demographics, and household income
Golfer concentration and nearby golf courses
Existing simulator competition
Seasonal demand and customer drive-time expectations
Potential membership base
Site-Selection Scorecard
Compare potential locations using consistent criteria.
Lease rate, square footage, ceiling height, width and depth
Parking, visibility, and accessibility
Zoning, electrical, and internet capacity
HVAC, restrooms, and construction requirements
Estimated buildout cost and distance from target customer base
Business-Plan Worksheets
Organize the essential information needed to prepare an indoor golf business plan.
Business concept, target customers, and revenue model
Membership structure and competitive positioning
Startup and monthly operating budget
Marketing strategy and operations plan
Growth assumptions and financial projections
Financing-Preparation Worksheets
Prepare the information commonly needed when discussing the project with lenders or investors.
Sources and uses of funds
Owner investment and financing needs
Equipment costs and buildout estimates
Revenue assumptions and break-even projections
Supporting documentation checklist
Lease-Due-Diligence Worksheet
Review the financial and operational details of a proposed lease before signing.
Base rent, additional rent, and common-area charges
Lease term, renewal options, and personal-guarantee requirements
Tenant-improvement allowances and construction responsibilities
Permitted use, signage rights, and HVAC responsibilities
Exclusivity, competition concerns, and opening deadlines
Buildout and Systems-Testing Checklists
Track construction, equipment installation, technology setup, and final testing before opening.
Simulator operation and internet setup
Scheduling, payments, and automated door access
Security, customer communications, and facility readiness
Presale and Opening Controls
Organize the period leading up to launch.
Founding-member offers and membership limits
Presale tracking and website and payment testing
Customer onboarding and booking-rule communication
Soft-opening procedures and launch-readiness review
First-90-day performance monitoring
Expanded Vendor Directory
A categorized directory of vendors used by Open Tee Golf, identified separately from other companies and alternatives worth researching.
Golf simulators, launch monitors, and simulator software
Scheduling systems and payment processing
Automated door access, security, and cameras
Internet, networking, impact screens, and enclosures
Turf, hitting mats, furniture, and facility equipment
Construction, marketing, and business services
Vendor Research Guide
A practical guide for comparing vendors, requesting proposals, evaluating contracts, identifying recurring fees, checking service requirements, and asking the right questions before making a purchase.
How to request and compare proposals
Evaluating contracts and identifying recurring fees
Checking service requirements
Questions to ask before making a purchase
Who this is for
The Complete Toolkit is designed for someone who wants to move beyond basic research and begin making real decisions about location, startup costs, financing, memberships, capacity, vendors, construction, and operations.
This is a self-guided digital educational package. It does not include coaching calls, personalized site reviews, ongoing question support, vendor coordination, or legal, tax, architectural, engineering, or construction advice.
Already have the Checklist Pack?
Already purchased the $99 Startup Checklist Pack? Your original $99 purchase can be credited toward the Complete Toolkit, making the upgrade $150.
A practical, step-by-step digital package for anyone seriously considering opening an indoor golf business. Helps you organize the process, evaluate the opportunity, and avoid overlooking critical decisions before committing substantial time or money.
Read the real story of how we built and operate a profitable two-bay indoor golf club with no employees, no bar, and no kitchen. Covers our business model, membership strategy, operating systems, actual lessons learned, and the mistakes we would avoid if starting again.
Full business model and membership strategy
Operating systems and automation
Actual lessons learned and mistakes to avoid
Zero-employee facility model explained
Complete Indoor Golf Startup Checklist
A structured launch checklist covering the major stages of planning and opening an indoor golf facility.
Business concept and target customer
Membership-based vs. hourly business models
Local market and competition research
Initial financial-feasibility review
Franchise-versus-independent evaluation
Site-selection requirements
Lease and landlord due diligence
Zoning, utilities, parking, ceiling height, and space requirements
Simulator, equipment, and technology decisions
Construction and buildout planning
Scheduling, payments, security, and access-control systems
Membership pricing and operating rules
Presale and initial marketing preparation
Soft-opening procedures
First-90-day performance tracking and key metrics
Quick Startup Cost Estimator
Estimate the major expenses involved in launching your facility before you commit.
Simulator equipment costs
Construction and buildout
Deposits, furniture, and technology
Professional services and marketing
Initial operating reserves
Quick Monthly Break-Even Calculator
Enter your expected monthly expenses and membership pricing to estimate basic financial feasibility.
Monthly operating cost estimate
Revenue needed to break even
Approximate memberships required
Basic financial feasibility check
Who this is for
Ideal for someone in the early planning or research stage who wants a clear roadmap, a realistic starting budget, and a simple way to determine whether an indoor golf business makes sense before moving forward.
Digital educational product. No coaching calls, personalized site reviews, vendor coordination, or ongoing consulting are included.