Our Facility & Who We Are
Our Indoor Golf Facility in London, Ontario
Use this layout of our facility to book the Bay that you like.
Choose Your Bay
Bay 5: A More Private Way to Play
Bays 1–4 put you in the heart of the facility. Bay 5 is the more secluded, semi-private option for guests who want a relaxed session with a little more separation from the main bays.
It has its own TV and a quieter feel, making it a great fit for a date night, a focused practice session, or a group that would rather enjoy their game away from the main room.
Book Bay 5
Meet the Owner
A New Chapter for EIG
Ryan McTavish purchased Extreme Indoor Golf nearly three years ago with a clear goal: keep the welcoming community people value while building a more polished, entertaining and dependable experience.
Indoor golf has been part of this London location since 2011. Today, the focus is firmly on what comes next: upgraded guest experiences, a thriving league community, approachable coaching, food and drinks at Putter's Pub, and games that welcome golfers and non-golfers alike.
Ryan and the EIG team want every visit to feel easy, friendly and worth repeating, whether you are practising alone, joining a league, or bringing a group for a night out.
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Curious About the Technology?
Learn how 3Trak machine vision measures your shots and how the free aG Locker app saves your rounds, scorecards and performance data.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How long does it take to play 18 holes?
Plan on one hour per golfer for an 18-hole round. One golfer should book one hour, two golfers should book two hours, and four golfers should book four hours. This gives your group enough time to complete the round without rushing.
2. Do I have to book a tee time or can I just walk in?
A tee time is not required, and walk-ins are welcome when a bay is available. We recommend booking ahead because popular times fill quickly and a bay cannot be guaranteed for walk-ins.
3. Can I use the facility for practice instead of playing a full round?
Yes. Use the digital driving, chipping and putting ranges for a focused practice session. The same hourly bay rate applies whether you play a round or practise; booking ahead is recommended.
4. What kind of technology do you have?
Our aboutGOLF simulators use 3Trak machine-vision technology to measure ball and club data. Visit our Technology and aG Locker page for details.
5. What is the difference between the private and semi-private lounge?
In our semi-private lounge you have the room to yourself set-up with a bar table and stools. The main difference is you are playing beside two other adjacent rooms. The private lounge, on the other hand, is more secluded in the back of our facility with a larger space for larger groups, it has a larger projector screen and its own television.
6. Do you have to be good to play in the league?
Our league players range in skill and age. We calculate handicaps for each player in the league which makes for a more fair and equal ranking system. Whether you are new to the simulator or have been golfing with us for years, all players, skill levels and ages are welcome.
7. Are golf shoes and golf clubs required?
Golf shoes are not required, but clean shoes are required. Golf clubs are suggested. Adult and youth rental sets are available upon request in left- and right-handed options. Ask at the pro shop when you arrive, or add the set you need to your online booking notes.