Golf DEN

Your plane has a departure time.

Your tee time can happen before it.

If you've got time before boarding, there's golf waiting inside Concourse A.

Tee off before takeoff.

Want more distance without feeling like you have to swing out of your shoes?

More speed isn’t always the answer. Sometimes, it’s simply about making better contact.

Finding the center of the clubface can create more ball speed and help you squeeze extra yards out of the swing you already have.

So before you start swinging harder, find out where you’re actually making contact.

Come test your swing at GolfDEN. ⛳️

Golf clubs.

Simulator.

A few swings before your flight.

Some things don't need much explaining.

GolfDEN • Concourse A

Come see what all the swinging is about.

Flight delayed? Again? 🙄✈️

Next time you're stuck at DEN, skip the vending machine and the departures board. Golf DEN is a real, full-swing simulator built right into the terminal. Walk up, book a bay, and turn the delay into your best round of the week.

📍 Concourse A
⛳ Tee Off Before Takeoff.

Sometimes the best airport finds are the ones you weren't looking for. ⛳️✈️

One traveler had a four-hour layover and started looking for something to do.
Another makes a habit of exploring airports, had never tried simulated golf before, and decided to give it a shot.

Both ended up at GolfDEN.

Whether you're an experienced golfer, just getting into the game, traveling with the family, or simply looking for something different to do before your flight, come give it a try.
You might be surprised by how much fun you have.

📍 GolfDEN • Inside Denver International Airport • Concourse A

What would you rather do with a four-hour layover: sit at the gate or play golf?

Another Golf DEN host has stepped up to the tee.

This time, Steven is putting his swing out there for everyone to judge. 👀
Watch the swing, then give him a score from 1–10 in the comments.

And don't hold back. Steven can handle it. 😂

Who should we put on the spot next?

Fix Your Slice

That ball keeps peeling off to the right for a reason.

In this episode of Simulator Secrets, we're using the numbers on the simulator to break down what can cause a slice and what you should actually be looking at if you want to fix it.

Instead of guessing after every shot, learn what your swing data is telling you and start making adjustments with a purpose.

Got a slice you're trying to get rid of? Save this one for your next practice session.