Different prices for premium and standard simulators
Golf O'Clock lets you price premium and standard simulators differently: label each bay by type, add a pricing rule that charges more for premium bays, and let customers choose the technology they want. If your venue has more than one kind of simulator, they shouldn't all cost the same.
Price by bay type
Label your bays as premium or standard, or by brand. Then add a pricing rule that charges more for premium bays. A booking across one premium and one standard bay prices each bay correctly.
Let customers choose
Offer a booking option per type of simulator, shown as tabs on your booking page, so customers pick the technology they want. Or keep one option and let the system assign bays, with premium bays filling last.
Why venues use it
Premium simulators cost more to buy and run, and players will pay for them. Pricing by bay type lets you earn that back, while keeping standard bays affordable for casual play and fuller at quiet times. In Golf O'Clock booking data from July 2025 to June 2026, the median bay rate was $40 CAD in Canada and $55 USD in the US, a useful reference point before you set your premium. Our pricing rules guide covers the wider strategy.
Common questions
- Can promotions apply to only one type of bay?
- Yes. A promotion can be limited to bays with a certain label.
- Can premium bays offer different session lengths?
- Yes. Each booking option has its own lengths and group sizes.
- Will members get their discount on premium bays?
- Yes, member rates apply on top unless you set them up otherwise.