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See what an indoor golf venue brings in

See what an indoor golf venue brings in

Pick a size and a price, and see what a venue like yours collects in a year, what it costs to run, and when it pays back.

Quick start

Industry numbers

What is your market like through the year?

NOK

h/bay/day

Costs and assumptions

How will you run it?

Do you rent or own the space?

NOK/mo

NOK

%

NOK/mo

Simulator revenue per year

NOK 1,178,658

NOK 1,756,434

NOK 2,510,352

The middle figure is what a venue your size typically collects. Half of them land between the two ends.

Fit-out paid back in

2.7 yr

Annual operating profit

NOK 550,987

Return on your money, a year

38.9%

The full picture

Cash position, year by year

What the bays cost to build

NOK 1,980,000

Cash you need before it turns

NOK 2,224,898

Left after 7 years

NOK 3,734,401

These are estimates, not an investment analysis, and no guarantee of anything.

How the calculator works

An indoor golf venue's economics come down to three things: how many bays you have, what an hour costs, and how many of the available hours you sell. The calculator starts from figures measured across venues that run on Alba and lets you replace any of them with your own.

Out comes what the venue collects in a year, what it costs to run, and the month the money you put in is back. The defaults are typical, not promises. Change the bays, the price and the utilisation first; those three move the result more than anything else.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to open an indoor golf venue?

It depends on the number of bays, the launch monitors and the fit-out. The calculator starts from Alba's measured benchmarks per bay, and you adjust every figure to your own quotes.

Where do the benchmark numbers come from?

From venues running on Alba. The defaults are typical figures, not promises. Change any of them and the plan updates.

What is the payback period for a golf simulator venue?

The calculator shows it for your numbers: the months until the cash you put in is back. It depends most on bay utilisation and price per hour.

Is this a business plan?

No. It is a first pass to see whether the numbers can work before you spend on a full plan. Use it to test assumptions, then take the figures to your accountant.

Experimental means useful,
unfinished and open to change

These tools may change or disappear. Important decisions should use your own figures and professional advice where needed

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