AIRPORTS & LOUNGES
Imagine swapping another hour of scrolling for a few memorable swings before departure. Explore a golf experience built around time between flights.
WORLD-CLASS GOLF. CANADIAN EXPERTISE.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF CONNECTION
From a few practice swings to a friendly skills challenge, consider an activity that travellers can enjoy within the time they have.
Explore simple activities that are easy to explain, begin and finish.
Consider a lounge amenity, a dedicated activity area or an entertainment concept operated with the appropriate facility partners.
Give colleagues, friends and travelling families an opportunity to share an experience.
DESIGN AROUND THE BOARDING CLOCK
Explore the programmes and experiences that could fit your audience and the way your team works.
Consider timed sessions, simple instructions and an obvious view of the time.
Plan equipment access, guest orientation and staff help so first-time players know what to do.
Review waiting areas, baggage storage, swing separation and passenger circulation together.
MAKE THE IDEA WORK IN YOUR SPACE
Confirm operating permissions, security requirements, access and the intended guest experience.
Review noise, clearances, staffing, cleaning, power, network and equipment storage.
Select a system and commercial licence suited to the approved space and activities.
CHOOSE THE EXPERIENCE THAT FITS
TruGolf Canada supplies the systems and helps define equipment, software, site requirements and delivery responsibilities with your team.
Coordinate the screen, projection, computer, hitting surface and tracking around your room and intended users.
EXPLORE THE SYSTEM ↗Separate simulator bays can support course play, lessons and social competition using compatible equipment and the selected software plan.
MEET E6 SOFTWARE ↗Explore activities beyond golf with separate tracking hardware, software and appropriate accessories.
MORE WAYS TO PLAY ↗LET’S EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES
Tell us the location, operator and space you have in mind.
A little clarity
Explore practice and skills activities with session lengths appropriate to passenger dwell time. The operating approach should make it easy for guests to finish before departure.
Review space, swing clearance, security, passenger circulation, noise, staffing, storage and facility approvals with the airport or lounge team.
An operator could provide appropriate equipment and an orientation. Storage, cleaning, guest handling and supervision should be planned with the facility team.
Start with the terminal or lounge location, available area, passenger audience and proposed operator. The concept is assessed for the specific setting.
Your space. Your next big idea.
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