Send us your Boston date
Date, venue and rough guest count. We check availability for Boston and come back with a real quote, usually the same day.


Corporate galas downtown, holiday parties in the Seaport, historic venues with staircases we have already carried gear up. We deliver, set up, host, and clear out.
Date, venue, rough guest count. We'll confirm availability and send a real quote, usually same day.
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Why choose us
Augusta National, Pebble Beach, St. Andrews and a thousand more, so guests keep choosing a new one instead of drifting off.
Rated five stars by the people who actually booked us. Read them further down the page, they are linked straight to Google.
Both come as standard on every booking. No guest sits out because we only brought one set.
An attendant stays for the whole event, handling the tech, teaching first-timers and keeping the rotation moving.
One quote covering delivery, setup, the attendant and breakdown. No travel surprises and no day-of extras.
Nothing upfront and no deposit. Payment is collected on the day, once your event is done and the kit is packed.
The rooms we get called into are the ones where the entertainment cannot fall flat.









One golf simulator for events of every kind. Tell us which and we will quote it.
How it works
Exactly how a Boston booking runs, start to finish.
Date, venue and rough guest count. We check availability for Boston and come back with a real quote, usually the same day.

Ceiling height, loading access, power. The full event footprint is about 15ft wide by 18ft deep by 10ft high. Confirming your venue works is on you, not us, but send the dimensions or a photo and we will tell you straight away whether it fits.

Professional setup and calibration, usually about 90 minutes from arrival to guest-ready. Indoors we run a projector and impact screen; outdoors we use a TV, because daylight glare kills a projected image.

Optional attendant stays for the full event. Afterwards we break down and remove everything, and you pay on the day, never before.

The Boston problem
November through March, every company in the city books the same evening: a function room, a bar, and a couple of hours people leave as early as politeness allows. Meanwhile the courses have been shut since fall.

A simulator turns the obligatory hour into the part people talk about in January. We handle the load-in, including the historic rooms with stair-only access, and we confirm the ceiling height before your date rather than on it.
Indoor or outdoor
Projector inside, TV outside so glare never wins.
Fun for non-golfers
Most of our guests have never held a club.
We bring everything
Clubs, balls, netting, screen, host.
New England is the mirror image of Arizona. The courses close somewhere around November and do not reopen until April, and that is exactly when the calendar fills, holiday parties, winter conferences, the long gray stretch when nobody can get outside. Summer is our quiet season here, which is when weddings and company outings take over. Boston venues are older and tighter than most, so ceiling height is the first thing we ask about.
Boston has more of these than anywhere we work. They are beautiful and they are tight, ceiling height and stair access are the first questions we ask.
The newest inventory in the city and the easiest to load. Freight access is usually straightforward.
Kendall Square and the Seaport. Holiday parties and all-hands events, often on a weeknight.
Somerville and South Boston taprooms running winter weeknight promotions.

Every Boston booking arrives with the whole kit and a crew who knows how to run it. Nothing for you to hire, source or set up.





What people say
“My friend hired one of Mobile Golf Services golf simulators for a large corporate conference and it was one of the highlights of the entire event. I am not a golfer and I had so much fun.”
“Jake and his team were professional, polite, on time and customer engaging. Their simulator in our booth was a huge hit.”
“We had such a fun night! Jake was wonderful and stayed the entire time which made it easier for us to truly enjoy ourselves.”
“I usually dread large events where more than 2 of my coworkers are present but this changed everything. I had an absolute blast.”
Answers
Sometimes, and this is the question worth asking early. We need about 15ft wide by 18ft deep by 10ft high for the full footprint. A lot of Boston's historic rooms have gorgeous but low ceilings, or stair-only access with no service elevator. Send us the venue name and the room dimensions. Checking the space works is on you, but we will give you a straight answer on whether those numbers fit.
November through March, heavily. Corporate holiday party season in particular is our most contested window in New England, if you want a December date in Boston, book it by early fall. Ironically, summer is our quietest season here, so a July event is easy to place.
Yes. Cambridge, Somerville, Quincy, Newton and Worcester are all regular service areas, alongside Boston proper. We also cover Providence and the rest of Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
Yes, and the Seaport is genuinely one of the easier parts of the city for us, modern buildings, proper freight elevators, real loading docks. Winter weather is not an obstacle; we build the load-in time into the schedule and set up indoors regardless.
No. The simulator is fully self contained and our outdoor setup does not require a tent or canopy. The only things we watch for are active rain and high wind on the day, and if the forecast looks like an issue we will coordinate with you in advance.
The simulator stands 8 feet tall, so 9 feet of clearance at the garage door cables and runners gives us room to get it in without trouble. With 11 feet inside you will have plenty of overhead once it is positioned. We just ask for a clear path from the driveway to the setup spot so the crew can roll it in.
Yes. Flat, level grass is one of the most common setups we do. As long as the ground is firm and not saturated from recent rain, we are good to go.
Plan for roughly 15 feet wide by 18 feet deep by 10 feet high for the full event footprint. The impact screen itself is 12 feet wide by 9 feet tall and needs about 12 feet of depth for the hitting mat and swing area, but the full footprint includes room for the people watching. If you are unsure, send us a photo of the space and we will tell you honestly whether it works.