A little work
on your swing.
Set aside time to hit balls, find your rhythm, and focus on the part of your game you want to improve.
For the days you want to get better.Indoor golf, right in your apartment community. A place to work on your swing or play a virtual round, without the trip to the course.

Availability and access are specific to your apartment community.
A few swings after work. A virtual round on a rainy afternoon. Resident Golf brings the game into the place you already call home.

The golf experience starts with your community. Its page is where you’ll find the details for your building.
Use the resident link provided by your property team to find room information and access details.
Follow your community’s reservation process and check its hours, guest policies, and any fees.
Review the room guide, check what equipment to bring, and ask your property team for help getting started.
Your community page
When Resident Golf comes to your building, your community page is the starting point for room details, reservations, and resident access.
Use the community link your property team shared with you. If you don’t have it, your leasing office can point you in the right direction.
FICTIONAL COMMUNITY EXAMPLEExplore a sample community page, choose a session, and try the demo resident portal.
Explore the Alder House demoA demonstration only. No real property or live bookings.Before your first swing
You can approach the room at your own pace, whether you’re working on an established swing or getting more comfortable with golf. Check your community’s getting-started guidance before your first session.
Check your community’s room guide. Available equipment varies by property, so confirm what’s provided before you arrive.
Those details are set for your community. Your property’s resident page is the place to check reservation requirements, operating hours, guest policies, and any charges.
Let your property manager know you’re interested. You can copy a short introduction below and share the owner website with them.
Start with your property manager. A little resident interest is a good place to begin.