Two memberships. $149 or $179 a month.
Early Bird is built around off-peak hours. Eagle has no time limit and room for three guests. Both book 14 days out instead of 12, at the same two bays.
The plans
$149, or $179.
Early Bird gives you more hours. Eagle lets you use them at any hour.
Early Bird
$149/month
Two hours a day, every day, inside the off-peak window.
- 2 hours of play every day during off-peak hours
- 25% off peak-hour rates
- No guest fees when you're playing too
- Hold one active booking at a time
- 14-day advance booking window
- Access to leagues and tournaments
- Discounts on merch and lessons when available
Off-peak is 5 AM–4 PM Monday to Friday and 5 AM–12 PM Saturday and Sunday. Outside those hours you get 25% off the hourly rate.
Eagle
$179/month
Ten hours a month, used any time of day. Three guests on the booking.
- 10 hours of play a month
- 30% off once your 10 hours are used
- Bring up to 3 guests
- 24/7 access
- 14-day advance booking window
- Access to leagues and tournaments
- Discounted lessons and merch when available
Ten hours is about two hours a week. Compare that to what you book now.
The arithmetic
When each plan pays for itself.
A bay is $40 an hour. Eagle covers its cost at about four and a half hours a month. Early Bird does it at under four. Play less than that and paying by the hour is cheaper.
Questions about notice, joining fees or unused hours? Call or text (727) 334-2275.
Early Bird is capped at 20 members. Eagle is capped at 30. The sign-up page shows how many places are left.
Which one fits
Early Bird for mornings. Eagle for evenings and weekends.
Pick by when you actually play.
Early Bird, if you play off-peak
Two hours a day is more than most people use. If you already play inside the off-peak window, this is the better value.
After 4 PM on a weekday, or noon on a weekend, your daily hours stop applying. You get 25% off the hourly rate instead. You also hold one booking at a time.
Eagle, if you play after work
Evening and Saturday afternoon golf falls outside Early Bird's window. Eagle has no time limit.
Ten hours a month, up to three guests. After that, the rest of the month is 30% off.
If neither sounds like you, book a bay by the hour instead. Plenty of regulars never join anything.
Either plan
What both memberships include.
Three things come with either plan.
- A 14-day booking window. Everyone else books 12 days out. You get first pick of weekend slots.
- Leagues and tournaments. Both run in the same two bays on Main Street in Dunedin, FL. Open 5 AM to 11 PM every day.
- Discounts on lessons and merch when available. Lessons are with a PGA certified instructor.
No commitment
You might not need a membership.
Most people who play here don't have one.
$40 an hour, no plan attached
Same rate every hour, every day. You book 12 days out.
A free 30-minute demo
Never hit off a simulator? We'll show you the room and how a bay works first.
Ready when you are
Join one, or just book an hour.
$149 for Early Bird. $179 for Eagle. $40 an hour for everyone else. Same two bays, open from 5 AM.