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iGolf Pembroke

Pembroke-Boston, Massachusetts-4.6(46 reviews)Google

$45 / hour

296 Old Oak St, Pembroke, MA 02359

TrackMan

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About

iGolf Pembroke serves South Shore golfers with quality indoor golf simulators. The facility offers a comfortable atmosphere for practice, lessons, and casual rounds on famous courses. Food and beverages are available, and leagues provide competitive play throughout the year.

What People Say

Reviews from Google
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Shawn G
11 months ago

Ehat a awesom place, Had a night planned with my uncle but my aunts health mattered more and had to go on a solo mission, which was absolutely fine. Family and health 1st, I played for a hour and really enjoyed myself.. David was there (owner) and... (see full review on Google)

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Kathleen Graham
9 months ago

Eat. Play. Drink.... yeah right! No food, one guy working who only wanted to accommodate the drunk men playing alone in each bay. Website said kid friendly and it was not even close. We had a reservation and then told our kids could not touch the... (see full review on Google)

Amenities & Services

Leagues
Available
Competitive and social leagues available
Lessons
Available
Professional instruction available
Club Fitting
Not offered
Food & Drink
Available
On-site dining and beverages
24/7 Access
Not offered

Before you book

Where is iGolf Pembroke?

iGolf Pembroke is at 296 Old Oak St, Pembroke, MA 02359.

What simulator technology is available?

Listed simulator technology: TrackMan. Check with the venue about specific models, software and game modes.

How much does a session cost?

The listed starting rate is $45 per hour. Confirm current rates, taxes and any minimum booking duration with the venue.

Contact & Location

Address
296 Old Oak St, Pembroke, MA 02359
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More simulators nearby

Closest listed alternatives within 30 miles. Distances are straight-line estimates.