Public & entertainment golf
Loud, crowded, weather-dependent. A four-hour round you have to plan your day around.
The missing middle of golf
BayHaus
Golf, by design.
A climate-controlled simulator bay, designed on Bauhaus principles, minutes from where you live. Book on your phone, unlock with a code, and play a private round on your own schedule — rain, snow, or 6 a.m.
Designed, not just built
See the bay.
The lounge and the bay in one room — cognac leather, charcoal acoustic walls, a pro launch monitor on a 12-foot screen, and a self-scan beverage counter.
A Bauhaus-clean modular unit that drops into a parking lot, charging plaza, or 55+ community — and relocates when the site does.
01 — Where BayHaus sits
Between the crowd and the country club.
Your bay, by design
Private and quiet. Affordable and close. Open whenever you are. Nine holes before work, no tee time, no crowd.
Private clubs
Expensive, with multi-year waitlists and a dress code. Wonderful — if you can get in.
02 — Inside the bay
Where competitors build a box, we build a room.
The simulator
A pro-grade launch monitor and a 12-foot impact screen. Play real courses, track every number, sharpen a real swing.
The lounge
Cognac leather, charcoal acoustic walls, a 65-inch screen for the game. Honest materials — steel that looks like steel.
The app
Book the bay, pick your course, bring your friends' names along. A self-scan kiosk handles snacks and drinks. No counter, no wait.
03 — How a round works
Three steps, no staff.
- 01
Book
Reserve a bay in the app for as little as an hour. See the price before you confirm.
- 02
Unlock
Your booking becomes a QR code. Scan it at the door and walk straight in — no key, no front desk.
- 03
Play
The bay is yours. Warm up, play a course, settle a bet. Billing is automatic when you leave.
The pilot
The first bay opens in Philadelphia, PA.
We're building the founding-member list now. Add your email and you'll be first to book when the doors open — and you'll help us choose where the next bay lands.