There is a regular golf course, 18 hole or 9 hole where one needs to use a driving club (and even may have a separate driving range for practice), miniature golf where it's all about putting challenges with a putter club, but what about simulated golf? Even simulated golf seems to have two types: ones that are completely computer driven where there's no "normal" golf ball (and thus small building is sufficient; example: X-Golf), and there are even half computer driven. These types you drive a real ball into netting that's actually several hundred yards away and a computer will compute where your ball went, so you still choose and feel your real club hitting a real ball, but the course and everything else is simulated (example: TopGolf). This type, it almost feels like real golf without the walking. walking. As there is real netting and there is a "real" course for the ball to fly, this can take several acres of land but nowhere near as much as a real golf course. I suspect these two should get iD templates at some point as they are chain businesses (X-Golf and TopGolf). As far as I know they're probably the only two businesses out there dealing with golf simulations but there's currently inconsistent tagging for these (X-Golf and TopGolf). They're - they're clearly not real golf courses and also definitely not miniature golf in the normal sense...

There is a regular golf course, 18 hole or 9 hole where one needs to drive use a driving club (and even may have a separate driving range for practice), miniature golf where it's all about putting challenges, challenges with a putter club, but what about simulated golf? Even simulated golf seems to have two types: ones that are completely computer driven where there's no "regular" "normal" golf ball (and a thus small building is sufficientl; sufficient; example: X-Golf), and there are even half computer driven. These types you drive a real ball into netting that's actually several hundred yards away and a computer will compute where your ball went, so you still choose and feel your real club hitting a real ball, but the course and everything else is simulated (example: TopGolf). TopGolf). This type, it almost feels like real golf without the walking. I suspect these two should get iD templates at some point as they're probably the only two businesses out there dealing with golf simulations but there's currently inconsistent tagging for these (X-Golf and Topgolf). TopGolf). They're clearly not golf courses and also definitely not miniature golf in the normal sense...

There is a regular golf course, 18 hole or 9 hole where one needs to drive (and even may have a separate driving range for practice), miniature golf where it's all about putting challenges, but what about simulated golf? Even simulated golf seems to have two types: ones that are completely computer driven where there's no "regular" golf ball (and a small building is sufficientl; example: X-Golf), and there are even half computer driven. These types you drive a real ball into netting that's actually several hundred yards away and a computer will compute where your ball went, so you still choose and feel your real club hitting a real ball, but the course and everything else is simulated (example: TopGolf). I suspect these two should get iD templates at some point as they're probably the only two businesses out there dealing with golf simulations but there's currently inconsistent tagging for these (X-Golf and Topgolf). They're clearly not golf courses and also definitely not miniature golf in the normal sense...