Club Twirl Golf Lounge
Indoor Golf Simulator in Phoenix, Arizona
About
Club Twirl Golf Lounge, located in the city of Phoenix, in the state of Arizona, offers an innovative and relaxed indoor golf simulator experience for enthusiasts and casual players alike. The venue boasts high-quality simulators that provide accurate shot tracking and a wide variety of virtual golf courses to explore. With a welcoming atmosphere, friendly staff, and the unique option to bring your own drinks, Club Twirl creates an enjoyable and social environment for golfers looking to practice, play, or simply have fun.
Contact
4161 W Thunderbird Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85053, Phoenix, Arizona 85053
Features
- Trackman
- Club Fitting
- Drinks
- Event Space
- Food
- Friendly Staff
- Leagues
- Lessons
- Lounge
- Membership
- Parking
Hours
- Monday 11AM-8PM
- Tuesday 11AM-8PM
- Wednesday 11AM-8PM
- Thursday 11AM-8PM
- Friday 11AM-10PM
- Saturday 9AM-10PM
- Sunday 9AM-8PM
Latest Reviews
Showing 9 most recent reviews of 27 total
2/6/2025
Super chill golf simulator. Suvi is a great host and makes everyone feel welcome. Will come here again.
2/6/2025
Super chill golf simulator. Suvi is a great host and makes everyone feel welcome. Will come here again.
1/28/2025
I went out to this location from the East Valley based on the reviews. The place was clean and the staff was friendly. I'm not a scratch golfer or anything, but I've played 4-5 rounds the past 3 months and hit an avg drive of 260-270 total yards. My 150 club is an 8iron. My son and I played "DPC Scottsdale" and he's a young gun who out drives me by 15-20 yards. NEITHER of us could hit a drive over 260 on the simulator. None of our clubs played true to distance, not even close. When I mentioned it to the young lady working, she said, "Well, you have elevation..." What? I'm smashing my drive and it goes 220 in the air and 245 total yards? It's not a 3 Iron. It was a first time/last time thing for us here. The bay was not properly processing our swings. Just to be sure, I went to the simulator AND a driving range and smashed a few to be sure I wasn't losing my mind. Their simulator wasn't working properly is the bottom line.