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Pioneering Indoor Golf

Alistair Guthrie, CityGolf | Ken Stephens, CityGolf

14-May-15 10:00

Pioneering Indoor Golf

Golf is no longer a rich man’s game with the advent of golf simulation. CityGolf offers guests the opportunity to experience international golf courses in 3D realism. The courses are exact replicas of the real situation and with environment settings accurate enough to replicate a breezy Sunday afternoon at the British open. Now you can grab you drinks and swing like a pro indoors.


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