Send us your Phoenix date
Date, venue and rough guest count. We check availability for Phoenix and come back with a real quote, usually the same day.


We bring a tour-grade simulator to your venue anywhere in the Valley, run it for your guests, and take it away when the night ends. You do nothing.
Date, venue, rough guest count. We'll confirm availability and send a real quote, usually same day.
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One golf simulator for events of every kind. Tell us which and we will quote it.
Phoenix runs backwards from the rest of the country. June through September the course is a punishment and the demand moves indoors, ballrooms, offices, shaded patios. Then the calendar flips: snowbirds land, corporate retreat season opens, and the stretch around the Waste Management Open and spring training is the busiest fortnight we work all year. Book the February window early; it goes first.
Venues we've worked

How it works
Exactly how a Phoenix booking runs, start to finish.
Date, venue and rough guest count. We check availability for Phoenix and come back with a real quote, usually the same day.

Ceiling height, loading access, power. The full event footprint is about 15ft wide by 18ft deep by 10ft high. If it will not fit, we tell you before you book.

Professional setup and calibration in under an hour. Indoors we run a projector and impact screen; outdoors we use a TV, because daylight glare kills a projected image.

Optional attendant stays for the full event. Afterwards we break down and remove everything, and you pay on the day, never before.

The Phoenix problem
From May to September the Valley empties out of every outdoor plan on the calendar. Corporate golf days get cancelled, backyard parties last an hour, and the fallback is another ballroom with a bar in it and nothing for anyone to do.

A tour-grade simulator in an air-conditioned room plays better than a real round in 110°F. We deliver it to your Phoenix venue, set it up in under an hour, and run it so nobody on your team has to.
Indoor or outdoor
Projector inside, TV outside so glare never wins.
Fun for non-golfers
Most of our guests have never held a club.
We bring everything
Clubs, balls, netting, screen, host.
The Valley has more ballroom capacity than almost anywhere its size. Ceiling height is rarely the problem here, loading access usually is.
Lobby atriums and open-plan floors. We work around a normal business day and set up outside working hours where needed.
Shade or a covered patio is the deciding factor from May through September, not yard size.
Booth activations at the Phoenix Convention Center and the surrounding expo space.

Every Phoenix booking arrives with the whole kit and a crew who knows how to run it. Nothing for you to hire, source or set up.





What people say
“I've used multiple portable golf simulator rentals in Scottsdale and MGS is by far the best. Very professional people and a great price!”
“This was the second time we worked with MGS to set up a golf launch monitor at our company retreat. Highly recommend!”
“Jake was great to work with, very professional, timely response and an overall smooth and easy process!”
“Just used Mobile Golf Services for a bachelor party. Jake set the simulator up in the backyard and my buddies and I had an absolute blast!”
Answers
Yes, but read this first. From roughly May through September we strongly recommend indoors or a genuinely shaded patio. Outdoor daytime setups use a TV rather than a projector because glare makes a projected image unusable, and standing on an unshaded patio in 110°F is not the experience you are paying for. Most summer bookings we run in the Valley are indoors.
We do, and it is the single busiest week of our year. If your event falls in that early-February window around the Open and spring training, book as far ahead as you can, those dates are usually gone months in advance.
Phoenix proper plus Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Avondale, Goodyear and Buckeye, and we regularly run events in Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler and Gilbert. We also travel to Tucson, Flagstaff, Prescott and Casa Grande, travel is built into the quote.
Almost always. The full event footprint is about 15ft wide by 18ft deep by 10ft high, and Valley ballrooms are typically built well above that. The thing worth checking early is loading access and whether there is a service elevator, not the room itself.
Plan for roughly 15 feet wide by 18 feet deep by 10 feet high for the full event footprint. The impact screen itself is 12 feet wide by 9 feet tall and needs about 12 feet of depth for the hitting mat and swing area, but the full footprint includes room for the people watching. If you are unsure, send us a photo of the space and we will tell you honestly whether it works.
No. No upfront payment is required. We only take payment on the day of your event, when we arrive to set up. If something goes wrong on our end, you have not paid for anything.
Under an hour in most venues. We handle delivery, professional setup, calibration, and complete breakdown after the event. Your team does not need to do anything or be involved.
Anywhere from one hour to multiple days in a row. Pricing is built around duration, location, and how many people will be using it, so a two-hour cocktail hour and a three-day trade show are quoted very differently.