X-Golf Columbus

My family and i had a great time playing golf on the simulator until a group of people came in and started talking about how we were taking to long. (our time ended at 9pm and we were cleaned up and out of there by 9:01 and they immediately started saying we were taking too long to leave and laughing about it) and it turns out that they work there and had been visiting because i noticed one of the girls (the one in a green puffer coat) kept walking behind the bar. just do better, we had a great time until that group came in :)

Outstanding equipment and personnel! Anthony in the morning 🌄 was awesome 👌 Came back in the afternoon with a colleague and had a great time hacking at balls. Service was exemplary. I will be traveling back through here, and I will definitely stop again! Thank you, X-golf. Put one of these in Jersey!

Fun spot to get some extra swings in. The food selection is limited but not an issue. The course selection is great. Time flies and so will your money since it's not cheap to play.

We have a weekly fall/winter league at X-Golf and love it. Good course selections. The simulators are accurate and you can get pitchers of beer. Keeps the swing tuned up for the outdoor leagues.

I come here a couple times a week. 10/10 spot on all facets; sim is high quality, the service is always fantastic, good beer selection and solid food. 4/5 stars because of the awkwardness around the tip structure. When I’m paying $25 an hour in the summer, or even worse, $65 an hour in the winter, and they don’t delineate between 20% tip on the beer only bill vs the sim + beer bill… it sucks. For literally everyone involved too. I do not know what the establishment expects, what the waiters/waitresses expect, etc. I’d enjoy this place a lot more if they were more transparent about the tip expected… or better yet, be transparent about tip pricing and include it in the total bill. Don’t even give people the “15%”, “20%” etc options. Just include it! Flawless operation, but please fix this super important problem. It sucks for your customers AND your employees who don’t know what to expect.