Watch Football and Golf This Fall at Knocking Turtle, Lexington
Football is back, and so are our two simulator bays filling up on Sundays. If you're in Lexington, OK and want a spot to watch the game and hit balls between plays instead of just sitting on a couch, this is the season to book ahead.
Football Season Fills Our Two Bays Fast
We only have two simulator bays at Knocking Turtle, which is part of what makes this place feel like your own setup instead of a crowded sports bar. On Sundays during football season, both bays tend to get requested early in the week.
If you know your group wants a bay for a specific slate of games, call or book online a few days out instead of waiting until Saturday night.
The Game Day Den Membership Fits This Exact Season
We named one of our plans the Game Day Den for a reason. At $175/mo, it's built for people who want a standing spot on Sundays through the fall rather than booking one-off hours here and there.
If you're the friend who ends up hosting every week anyway, it's worth running the math on what you're currently spending on one-off bookings versus a membership rate.
Good to know
The Game Day Den membership runs $175/mo. With only two bays in the building, it's the simplest way to make sure you have a place for football Sundays all season instead of hoping a bay is open.
How Booking a Bay for Game Day Actually Works
You don't need a membership to come watch football with us. Private bay bookings work for a small group of friends, a family gathering, or a low-key work group that wants somewhere in Lexington to catch the game without fighting for a table.
Reserve the bay for your window, bring your group, and split time between the screen and the simulator during commercial breaks or halftime.
Why Golf and Football Actually Go Together
A launch monitor doesn't care if it's a blowout in the fourth quarter. You can step into the bay, hit a few shots to burn off some restless energy, and be back in your seat before the next snap.
It also means the person in your group who doesn't care about the game still has something to do. Nobody's stuck just watching everyone else watch TV.
Good to know
Do I need my own clubs to come watch football and golf?
No. A simulator bay is set up to hit into regardless of whether you bring your own set or use what's on hand at the venue.
How many people fit in a bay for a game day group?
Bays are built around one simulator setup at a time, so they work best for a smaller group where people rotate hitting shots while everyone else watches the game.
Can I book a bay just to watch football, no golf?
You can, though most people end up hitting a few balls once they're standing in front of a simulator during timeouts. Either way, the bay is yours for the time you book.
If Sundays are becoming a regular thing for your group, call Knocking Turtle in Lexington, OK to book a bay or ask about the Game Day Den membership before the fall slate fills the calendar.