Columbia Golf Course opens new golf simulators!

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The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced the Grand Opening of three brand-new Golf Simulators at Columbia Golf Course on Monday, November 18!

Now anyone can play world-class courses indoors at Columbia Manor, 3300 Central Ave. NE! Rain, snow, or shine, you can experience a whole new way to golf — whether you’re perfecting your game or having a fun outing with friends. Food and drinks, including a full bar, are available for purchase while you play!

Hours

Monday-Friday: 10 am-10 pm

Saturday-Sunday: 8 am-10 pm

Rates

Standard Rate: $45 per hour

Senior (55+) & Junior (Under 18) Rate: $40 per hour (valid Monday-Friday, before 4 pm)

Prepaid Package: Prepay for 10 hours and save 10% off the Standard Rate!

Booking

  • Bookings can be made up to 21 days in advance.
  • Simulator bays can be reserved for 1-5 hours at a time.
  • 18 holes for four players typically takes 3-4 hours (about 1 hour per person).
  • Typical simulator bay rentals are for group sizes of 1-4 players.
  • Book online here!

Leagues

Columbia Golf Simulator Leagues start in January! Whether you’re looking for friendly competition or a way to stay active through the winter months, our leagues will let you compete on world-class courses while tracking your progress.

For details, visit the “Leagues” section on the Columbia Golf Simulator website, or call (612-230-6520), email (columbiagolf@minneapolisparks.org) or drop into Columbia Golf Course (3300 Central Ave. NE).

Events

Looking to host a private event? Columbia Golf Simulators are perfect for private events, corporate outings, parties, and more! For more information or to reserve a private event, email columbiagolf@minneapolisparks.org.

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