AI course generator for golf simulator owners

Golf simulator hardware has gotten precise. Spin rates within 50 RPM. Photorealistic fairways. Launch data on every swing. The technology keeps advancing. The content stays frozen. Owners cycle through the same twenty courses until Pebble Beach feels routine. After $15,000 in equipment, they're not short on technology. They're short on something new to play. FairwayGen builds courses that don't exist anywhere else. Pick the style: windswept links, tree-lined parkland, desert target golf. Set the difficulty. The system generates layouts using terrain data, architecture principles, and weather modeling. A 15-handicap gets different carries and green speeds than a scratch player. Integration with Arccos and Shot Scope pulls real swing data into the equation. Every round played reveals which generated holes get replayed, which get skipped, which get shared with friends. The algorithm learns what makes a course worth coming back to. Start as a plugin for popular simulator platforms. TGC 2019 and E6 Connect have the install base. Procedural generation builds the layouts. Weather systems, seasonal changes, and handicap-based difficulty come next. Charge $19/month for beta access. Test with 100 simulator owners from r/Golfsimulator and the Facebook groups where setup photos get posted daily. Track replay rates. Courses nobody finishes twice reveal what's missing. Courses that get shared reveal what's working. Home users pay $29/month for unlimited courses. Premium packs inspired by famous architects add $9.99 each. Facilities are where the model scales. Indoor golf centers and country clubs churn members when the course library goes stale. License FairwayGen at $299/month per location and the content stays fresh without the facility lifting a finger. Reach consumers through r/Golfsimulator and YouTube reviewers. Reach facilities through golf industry trade shows and direct outreach to franchise operators running multi-location simulator businesses. Users create courses and share them. Users play shared courses and build their own. The content library compounds without additional development cost. Facilities pay to keep members engaged. The flywheel spins in both directions.

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