01 / Starting price
Birdie from $450.
A practical starting point for a fundraiser challenge. Eagle starts at $850 when you want two large displays, a two-person event team, and the Event Recap Collection.
Church, school & charity events · Southwest Missouri
Golf Simulator Rentals for Fundraising Events
Give guests a challenge to join and a reason to gather. Infinite Golf brings, sets up, and hosts a mobile golf simulator at your Southwest Missouri fundraiser, from a church gathering to a community festival.
- From $450
- Up to 4 live event hours
- On-site host
Your fundraiser rental
Hosted golf, with a clear starting price.
02 / Included
We bring and run the simulator.
The mobile simulator, setup, on-site operation, and teardown are part of the rental. Closest-to-the-pin or long-drive challenges give guests an easy goal, including those new to golf.
03 / Time and travel
Up to four live event hours.
Both include up to four live event hours. Setup and teardown are outside booked live time. 30 minutes of travel is included; anything farther requires a custom travel quote.
From our event gallery · Bolivar, Missouri
Inside the First Christian Church Long Shot Challenge.
At this church fundraiser, Infinite Golf’s indoor enclosure sat beside the room’s tables and seating. Guests gathered outside the hitting area while a player faced the projected course. A separate display faced guests outside the enclosure.
The setup brings three parts of a golf simulator fundraiser into view: somewhere to play, somewhere to watch, and a place to present the prizes.
A challenge guests could see.
The champion trophy and boxed golf balls were displayed beside the simulator. For your event, choose a prize and a clear challenge, then give the award presentation a place in the schedule.
First Christian Church Long Shot Challenge · Event photos dated May 5, 2026. Browse more events in our photo gallery.
Choose the experience
One clear challenge. Room for everyone to join.
You do not need a full golf tournament to add golf to a charity event. Choose a short contest or relaxed play that fits your audience and the rest of the fundraiser.
01 / A target to aim for
Closest to the pin
Guests try to land a shot nearest the flag. A single target and a fixed number of attempts keep the contest easy to explain to occasional golfers as well as regular players.
See the closest-to-the-pin format02 / A distance to beat
Long-drive challenge
Make distance the goal, with a defined scoring window and an award at the end. Your organizer chooses divisions, attempt rules, repeat attempts, and prizes for the audience.
A useful option when you want a featured competition within the evening.
03 / A turn at the simulator
Relaxed open play
Let guests take turns without entering a contest. This can fit a gathering where conversation, food, or an auction is the main attraction and golf is another way to participate.
Keep turns short when guests are joining between other activities.
Fit golf into the whole event
Plan the swings around your fundraiser.
The Humansville Fall Festival Fundraiser shows a different setting: an outdoor simulator station with guests gathered around it. Whether your event is in a church hall or outdoors, these are the decisions to make before play begins.
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Choose how guests take part.
Your organizer decides whether play is open, sponsor-hosted, or linked to a contribution. The organizer controls donations, issues receipts, and maintains donor records; Infinite Golf operates the simulator. Permits, venue approvals, and donor obligations stay with the organizer.
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Keep the challenge easy to explain.
The organizer owns attempt rules and prizes. Make the entry method, number of swings, repeat policy, eligibility, tie-break process, scoring window, and prize terms clear before guests join the queue.
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Give sponsors a place in the event.
Tell us where you would like sponsor names or logos to appear. The organizer provides and approves sponsor material and prizes; the quote confirms what your chosen simulator package can display.
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Choose when to announce the winner.
Fit play around meals, auctions, and announcements. Decide who opens and closes entries, records results, resolves ties, and announces the winner. The fundraiser planning guide helps you organize those details.
Choose your package
Start with Birdie. Add Eagle for more guest and sponsor visibility.
Birdie starts at $450 and is the usual fit for a straightforward fundraiser challenge. It brings the hosted simulator experience to your event, with optional enhancements if you need them.
Eagle starts at $850 and includes a two-person event team, the Event Recap Collection, and exactly two large event displays. One supports Presentation View for a host-managed leaderboard and sponsor or logo presentation; the other provides local Spectator View so guests can follow gameplay. We can help you choose based on your audience, space, and sponsor plans.
Mobile from Bolivar
We bring the simulator to your fundraiser.
Based in Bolivar, Missouri, Infinite Golf brings hosted golf to fundraisers across Southwest Missouri, including the Springfield area. Check our service-area overview. Share the venue address so we can confirm setup and travel details.
Start your quote with the date, venue or city, and expected guest count. We will work through space, overhead clearance, surface, power, access, and any weather exposure with you. The venue checklist can help as those details come together.
Fundraiser FAQ
Golf simulator fundraiser rental questions.
How much does a golf simulator fundraiser rental cost?
Birdie starts at $450 and Eagle starts at $850. Both include up to four live event hours, with setup and teardown outside booked live time. 30 minutes of travel is included; anything farther requires a custom travel quote. Your date, venue, package, and any requested enhancements determine the final quote. Compare the current package inclusions.
Can the simulator be used at an indoor or outdoor fundraiser?
Yes, subject to the venue review. The First Christian Church photos show an indoor setup, while the Humansville photos show an outdoor event. We need to confirm room dimensions, overhead clearance, a suitable surface, power, access, and weather arrangements for your site. Send venue photos with your inquiry or start with our simulator venue checklist.
Who collects contributions and maintains donation records?
The organizer controls the contribution method, collects donations, issues any receipts, and maintains donor records. Infinite Golf's responsibility is operating the simulator experience defined in the booking.
Can guests purchase or earn repeat attempts?
The organizer may define a repeat-attempt model when it fits the fundraiser, venue, and applicable requirements. Attempt length and the expected queue should be tested first so the published rules match the available runtime.
How can a sponsor be incorporated?
Sponsors can be recognized in the challenge name, organizer-provided signage or prizes, standings updates, and announcements. Tell us what recognition you have in mind and share approved logos or other materials during quoting so we can discuss suitable display options.
Does the format require experienced golfers?
No golf background is required to understand a short target or distance challenge. The organizer should still choose rules, attempt limits, and any divisions that fit the audience, then communicate them consistently to every participant.
Planning resources
Helpful tools as your fundraiser takes shape.
FundraisingFundraiser planning guidePlan contributions, prizes, sponsors, and play.
Guest flowCapacity and turn planningTest attempts against the live window.
RulesClosest-to-the-pin formatPublish fair attempts and tie-breaks.
Next stepRequest your fundraiser quoteStart with your date, venue or city, and guest count.
Let’s plan your fundraiser
Tell us when and where you are bringing people together.
Share your date, venue or city, and expected guest count. Tell us about sponsor or prize ideas if you have them; we can work through the simulator package, play schedule, and setup details with you.