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Golf Simulator Courses in Superior, WI

Pebble Beach at 7. St Andrews at 9. Home by 11.

Our Full Swing bays play 68 real courses, from the island green at TPC Sawgrass to the Old Course at St Andrews. Pick one, grab your crew, and play it tonight. No plane ticket, no tee time, no collared shirt.

(the commute is Tower Ave)

The tee sheet

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Courses on the menu 68
Bay time $35 an hour
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Where to tee off

Can't pick? We'll caddie.

68 courses is a lot of menu. Start with one of these and work your way down the list.

Hole 01 First time on a sim

Pebble Beach

The famous one. Ocean views, a tiny par-3 7th and a story for work tomorrow.

Hole 02 Settle a bet

TPC Sawgrass

Everybody takes one swing at the island green on 17. Closest to the pin wins. Everyone else buys.

Hole 03 Close to home

TPC Twin Cities

The 3M Open course in Blaine. Michael Kim shot 59 there in July. Go see what you shoot.

Hole 04 Bucket list

St Andrews: Old Course

600 years of golf, 112 bunkers with names and the Road Hole. Pose on the bridge on 18.

The full course list

Pick your course.

Every course in Full Swing's library, sorted by vibe. Tap a tab and find your next round.

Courses the PGA TOUR plays, or played. See how your score stacks up against the guys on TV.

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

TPC Sawgrass

The island green. Yes, that one.

Tour stopWater everywhere

Designer Pete DyeOpened 1980Layout 18 · Par 72

  • Claim to fame: home of THE PLAYERS Championship every year since 1982.
  • Watch out: the 17th. About 137 yards to a green surrounded by water. There's no bailout. There's just wet.
  • Bar fact: the island green was Alice Dye's idea. Pete took some convincing.
Palm Beach Gardens, FL

PGA National

Three holes have their own nickname. It's not a nice one.

Tour stopWater everywhere

Designer Fazio; Nicklaus redoOpened 1981Layout 18 · Par 72

  • Claim to fame: the Champion Course, home of the PGA TOUR's spring stop in the Palm Beaches, plus the 1983 Ryder Cup.
  • Watch out: the Bear Trap, 15 through 17. Jack Nicklaus rebuilt them with water in play. Plan your excuses early.
  • Bar fact: Larry Nelson won the 1987 PGA Championship here.
Scottsdale, AZ

TPC Scottsdale

The loudest hole in golf. Bring your own heckling.

Tour stopDesert

Designer Weiskopf & MorrishOpened 1986Layout 18 · Par 71

  • Claim to fame: home of the WM Phoenix Open since 1987, the rowdiest week on the PGA TOUR.
  • Watch out: the 16th. A short par 3 inside a full stadium. Your friends are the crowd tonight.
  • Bar fact: Tiger made a hole-in-one on 16 in 1997, and the place has never really calmed down.
Dublin, OH

Muirfield Village

Jack built it. Jack hosts it. Jack is watching.

Tour stopPrivate club

Designer Jack NicklausOpened 1974Layout 18 · Par 72

  • Claim to fame: home of the Memorial Tournament every year since 1976.
  • Watch out: the 12th. A par 3 over water to a shallow green, built as a nod to Augusta's 12th.
  • Bar fact: the only course to host the Ryder Cup, the Solheim Cup and the Presidents Cup.
Dublin, OH

Muirfield Village: New Course

Jack remodeled his own masterpiece. Then made it longer.

Tour stopPrivate club

Designer Jack NicklausRedone 2020–21Layout 18 · Par 72

  • Claim to fame: Nicklaus rebuilt every green on the Memorial's home course, and the Memorial has played the new version since 2021.
  • Watch out: the par-5 15th. A new back tee and a creek that's now very much in play.
  • Bar fact: the 4th green went from the smallest on the course to the biggest. Play both versions and argue about which is better.
Blaine, MN

TPC Twin Cities

The home-state TOUR stop. A guy shot 59 here this summer.

Tour stopMinnesotaWater everywhere

Designer Arnold PalmerOpened 2000Layout 18 · Par 71

  • Claim to fame: home of the 3M Open, the PGA TOUR's stop in Minnesota, since 2019.
  • Watch out: water is in play on 15 holes. Bring extra balls. Or don't. It's a simulator.
  • Bar fact: Michael Kim shot a bogey-free 59 at the 3M Open in July 2026. The course record is open for business.
Cromwell, CT

TPC River Highlands

Where Jim Furyk shot 58. Your turn.

Tour stopLow scores

Designer Ross & KearneyOpened 1928Layout 18 · Par 70

  • Claim to fame: home of the Travelers Championship, and Furyk's 58 in 2016, the lowest round in PGA TOUR history.
  • Watch out: 15 through 17 along the lake. The 15th is a drivable par 4 with water left. Very tempting. Very wet.
  • Bar fact: it's one of the shortest courses on TOUR, so this is the one to chase your personal best.
Silvis, IL

TPC Deere Run

Midwest golf on the Rock River. Practically a neighbor.

Tour stopMidwest

Designer D.A. WeibringOpened 2000Layout 18 · Par 71

  • Claim to fame: home of the John Deere Classic since 2000. Jordan Spieth won it twice.
  • Watch out: the par-3 16th, with a bluff that drops to the Rock River.
  • Bar fact: it was an Arabian horse farm before it was a golf course.
Memphis, TN

TPC Southwind

A FedExCup Playoffs course with its own island green.

Tour stopWater everywhere

Designer Ron PrichardOpened 1988Layout 18 · Par 70

  • Claim to fame: home of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, the first event of the FedExCup Playoffs.
  • Watch out: the par-3 11th, an island green. Then a long par-3 14th with water right, and an 18th around a lake.
  • Bar fact: a TOUR pro once made a 13 on the 11th. Anything under that and you beat a PGA TOUR player.
Fort Worth, TX

Colonial Country Club

Hogan's Alley. Survive the Horrible Horseshoe.

Tour stopMajor venuePrivate club

Designer Maxwell & BredemusOpened 1936Layout 18 holes

  • Claim to fame: a PGA TOUR stop every year since 1946, the longest-running partnership on TOUR. Ben Hogan won it five times.
  • Watch out: the Horrible Horseshoe, holes 3 through 5. In 2019 it was the toughest three-hole stretch on TOUR.
  • Bar fact: nobody had made an ace on the 247-yard 4th in the tournament's history (as of 2022). Be the first.
Detroit, MI

Detroit Golf Club

A Donald Ross classic where the pros go very low.

Tour stopPrivate clubMidwest

Designer Donald RossOpened 1916Layout 18 · Par 72

  • Claim to fame: home of the Rocket Mortgage Classic, the first PGA TOUR event played entirely inside Detroit's city limits.
  • Watch out: classic Ross greens. The pros make it look easy. Tony Finau won at 26 under in 2022.
  • Bar fact: the club started in 1899 with six holes. We started with two bays.
San Antonio, TX

TPC San Antonio

Texas-sized par 3s. Most of them are over 200 yards.

Tour stopLong hitters

Designer Greg NormanOpened 2010Layout 18 · Par 72

  • Claim to fame: the Oaks Course, home of the Valero Texas Open every year since 2010.
  • Watch out: long par 3s, narrow fairways, deep bunkers, and cactus if you miss.
  • Bar fact: one par 3 has a bunker in the middle of the green. Golf architects are not always kind.
McKinney, TX

TPC Craig's Ranch

The pros go low here. How low can you go?

Tour stopLow scores

Designer Tom WeiskopfOpened 2004Layout 18 · Par 71

  • Claim to fame: home of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson since 2021.
  • Watch out: it can stretch past 7,500 yards. The pros still shred it.
  • Bar fact: Scottie Scheffler won here in 2025 at 31 under, tying the PGA TOUR's 72-hole scoring record.
Avondale, LA

TPC Louisiana

100 bunkers, five ponds and a few alligators.

Tour stopWater everywhere

Designer Pete DyeOpened 2004Layout 18 · Par 72

  • Claim to fame: home of the Zurich Classic, the PGA TOUR's two-player team event. Grab a partner.
  • Watch out: 100 Pete Dye bunkers, water and about 250 acres of wetlands.
  • Bar fact: an alligator held up play at the Zurich in 2024. Our bays are gator-free.
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

El Cardonal at Diamante

Tiger's first course. Cabo views. Desert arroyos.

Tour stopDesertTiger design

Designer Tiger Woods (TGR)Opened 2014Layout 18 · Par 72

  • Claim to fame: home of the PGA TOUR's World Wide Technology Championship since 2023.
  • Watch out: the uphill 474-yard 8th over a cactus ravine, the toughest hole on the course.
  • Bar fact: it gets about six inches of rain a year. Superior gets that in snow before lunch.
Las Vegas, NV

TPC Summerlin

Where Tiger won his first PGA TOUR event. What happens here...

Tour stopDesert

Designer Bobby WeedOpened 1991Layout 18 · Par 71

  • Claim to fame: a 20-year-old Tiger Woods won his first PGA TOUR title here in 1996, in a playoff.
  • Watch out: water at 16, 17 and 18. The par-5 16th dares you to go for it in two.
  • Bar fact: a pro once won here with a hole-in-one in a playoff. On 17. No pressure.
Norton, MA

TPC Boston

A modern course dressed up as an old New England one.

Tour stopPrivate club

Designer Palmer; Hanse redoOpened 2002Layout 18 · Par 71

  • Claim to fame: a FedExCup Playoffs stop for years. Dustin Johnson won here at 30 under in 2020.
  • Watch out: pot bunkers, a drivable par-4 4th and a reachable par-5 18th. Risk it or don't.
  • Bar fact: Gil Hanse's 2007 redo was named Golf Digest's best private remodel of the year.
Potomac, MD

TPC Potomac

Long, tough and right outside Washington. Very on brand.

Tour stopLong hitters

Designer Ault, Clark & SneedOpened 1986Layout 18 · Par 70

  • Claim to fame: decades of PGA TOUR events, most recently the 2022 Wells Fargo Championship, won by Max Homa.
  • Watch out: the 641-yard par-5 2nd, with a dry gulch across the fairway.
  • Bar fact: Arnold Palmer made a hole-in-one on the 3rd in a 1986 practice round. Then another one the next day.

The list is Full Swing's current course library (updated August 13, 2026). Full Swing adds courses now and then; hunting for one that isn't here? Ask us. Course facts come from each club, the PGA TOUR and the USGA.

The travel budget

Pebble Beach, two ways.

We priced out the real thing. Then we priced out Tuesday night.

Flying to Pebble

Tower Ave

Green fee

$695 a player, plus $60 for the cart

$35 an hour for the whole bay

Getting there

Fly to California, drive to Monterey

Drive to Tower Ave

Tee time

Stay two nights at the resort to book ahead

Book online tonight

Weather

Fog off the Pacific

It's indoors

Lost balls

The Pacific keeps them

Zero

Mulligans

Frowned upon

Encouraged

Same 18th hole. Shorter drive.

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