HOW IT WORKS
Book a bay the way you book a tee time, only by the half hour. No membership needed to play. Thirty minutes on a lunch break, or a couple of hours and a full round.
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BOOK BY THE HALF HOUR
Reserve a bay online in 30-minute blocks. One of the four is a private bay, in a room of its own.
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LET YOURSELF IN
Your phone is the key. Open early and late, seven days a week.
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SEE THE WHY
Tour-grade launch monitors in every bay. Practice with the numbers, play a full course, or settle a match.
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STAY AFTER
A lounge for when you are done, and leagues and member nights to come back for.
WHY JOIN THE LIST
Founding memberships go to the list first.
A limited number, offered to the list before anyone else. This is what a founder gets.
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THE FOUNDING RATE
$250 a month, held for your first year.
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BOOK FIRST
You book further ahead than any other member.
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EARLY LEAGUE SIGN-UP
Register for every league before sign-ups open to everyone else.
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YOUR NAME ON THE WALL
Cast in brass. You set it yourself on Founders’ Night, before we open.
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THE FOUNDING HAT OR POLO
Made for founders only. Your pick.
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FULLY REFUNDABLE
Your deposit comes back in full, any time until you have walked the finished room.
After your first year, your rate moves to the regular member rate.
Free to join. Nothing is charged until founding opens, and you hear the terms before anyone else.
FOUNDING MEMBERS
Every founding member’s name goes on the wall by the entrance, in brass. It’s the first thing you see when you walk in.
Concept rendering.
YOUR NAME, IN BRASS
See yours before it’s cast. Type your name and turn the plate in the light.
A preview. Founding plates are cast once the room is signed.
THE FOUNDING KIT
Hats, polos, gloves, a club ball, all Flite Society’s own. Founders pick a hat or polo to keep. A first look is coming soon.
WHERE THIS COMES FROM
In the 1950s, our family made flip books.
Run your thumb down the edge and a golf swing moves one frame at a time, as slowly as you want. Flite Society is that idea with better tools.
The tools changed. The idea didn’t.
