Flexible pricing rules for golf simulators

Golf O'Clock's pricing rules let you price golf simulator bays exactly the way you charge today, and change it whenever you want. Every venue prices differently: per bay, per player, by the hour, with member rates and holiday specials.

In short: Set golf simulator pricing rules in Golf O'Clock by time, day, date, bay type, customer group, group size and demand, and preview every change before saving.
Golf O'Clock pricing rules with standard, weekend, peak evening and lesson rates

What a rule can depend on

  • When: time of day, day of week, specific dates and date ranges, the basis of peak and off-peak pricing.
  • Where: the bay or type of simulator, so premium and standard simulators can cost different amounts.
  • Who: members, juniors, corporate accounts or any customer group you create.
  • What: the booking type, such as bay rental or lessons, and the length or group size.
  • How busy: how many bays are already booked around that time, for dynamic pricing based on demand.

Day of week is a natural place to start. Across 200+ venues on Golf O'Clock, the busiest days are Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and the quietest are Monday through Wednesday.

How you charge

Charge by the bay, by the player or by the booking, the way your venue already does. Several rules can work together, so a member booking a premium bay at peak time gets exactly the right price.

Safe to change

Preview what a rule does before you save it. New prices apply to new bookings immediately, and bookings already made keep the price the customer agreed to.

For pricing strategy, not just setup, read our indoor golf pricing rules guide.

Common questions

Can I charge per player instead of per bay?
Yes, or mix both, for example a bay rate plus a per-player rate for groups.
Can juniors or guests pay a different rate in the same booking?
Yes. Each player can be priced at their own rate. See charging each player their own rate.
Can I show customers the price before they book?
Yes. The price updates as customers choose their time, length and players.
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