Events and Programming
iGolf By Space NYC is not a conventional concert hall or theater. Its event calendar revolves around indoor golf: hourly simulator sessions, coaching, league nights, corporate team building, birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, member tournaments and full-floor buyouts. Tournament formats can include scrambles, closest-to-the-pin games and long-drive contests, while beginner-friendly game modes allow nongolfers to participate.
The venue was founded and opened in 2023, so there was no iGolf programming here in 2021 or 2022. Its first widely documented public promotion began with an October 18, 2023 grand-opening campaign offering memberships, introductory lessons and peak or off-peak bay rentals. That campaign remained listed through October 11, 2024. Public records for 2024 and 2025 otherwise emphasize daily reservations and private gatherings rather than ticketed performances or touring artists. ticketfairy.com
Documented 2026 programming included two beginner coaching and mentorship sessions on March 18 and March 26 for a professional association’s “Golf for Non-Golfers” series. The sessions taught fundamentals, etiquette and practical course confidence before an outdoor scramble. This is representative of the venue’s programming: instructional, social and networking-oriented rather than music-led.
As of August 24, 2026, no substantial slate of named public events beyond 2026 had been announced. The ongoing program consists of reservable play, lessons, private tournaments, league nights and members-only events. Visitors should therefore treat the live event listing as the source for occasional public gatherings while using the regular reservation calendar for everyday play.
Tickets and Booking
Most visits do not require an event ticket. Guests reserve a private simulator bay by time, with the charge applying to the entire bay rather than each player. Published 2026 pricing is approximately $60 per hour during off-peak periods and $80 per hour during peak periods, with up to six guests sharing the bay. Holidays and holiday eves use peak pricing, and rental clubs are included.
Off-peak periods generally cover daytime hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., late evenings Monday through Thursday and Sunday evenings. Other evening and weekend periods are peak. Exact availability and charges can change, so the price shown during reservation checkout takes precedence. Friday and Saturday evenings are among the most practical times to book ahead because the venue remains open until 2 a.m.
Groups of seven or more require multiple adjacent bays or a custom event arrangement. Private-event packages may combine two hours of simulator play with beer, wine or premium open-bar service; a published menu listed packages around $69 to $119 per person with a six-person minimum, although food, beverage and event pricing can change. Full-floor buyouts and custom tournament formats are also available.
Monthly membership options currently range from roughly $325 to $495. Depending on tier, benefits can include daily sessions, guest access, club storage, priority booking and members-only events. These plans make more sense for frequent practice than for a one-time social visit.
About iGolf By Space NYC
Research completed in August 2026 confirmed that iGolf By Space remains open and trading under this name at 22 West 32nd Street, sixth floor, in Manhattan’s Koreatown. It operates from 8 a.m. until midnight Sunday through Thursday and until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.
The venue combines Trackman iO and Kakao VX simulator systems with a full bar, kitchen and lounge atmosphere. Its digital catalog contains more than 367 real-world courses, while the simulators provide 4K projection, ball and club tracking, swing analysis, realistic wind and elevation effects, practice ranges and party-oriented games. Coaching data can include club path, face angle, spin and carry distance.
An event brochure advertises a maximum venue capacity of 200, although this should not be confused with a published certificate-of-occupancy figure. Each simulator bay is limited to six guests. A 2024 facility statement described bays as providing at least 300 square feet of personal-use space and being separated by permanent drywall; a total floor area and exact bay count have not been reliably published.
iGolf forms part of a larger Koreatown hospitality group whose nearby operations include table tennis, billiards, karaoke and dining. That relationship helps position the venue as one element of a multi-stop night rather than a stand-alone golf practice studio.
Seating and Layout
There are no numbered seats, theater rows or general-admission standing zones. Each reservation provides a private or semiprivate bay containing a large projection screen, hitting mat, table and lounge seating. Everyone in the bay faces the same screen, so sightlines are straightforward; the more important consideration is allowing sufficient clearance around the person swinging.
For social groups, adjacent bays provide the best arrangement because guests can rotate between games while food and drinks are delivered in-bay. Serious players may prefer a quieter daytime session, while beginners benefit from a bay near available staff assistance. Premium membership improves booking priority but does not create a separate spectator or VIP seating section.
The venue supports partial and full-floor event configurations rather than traditional seated capacities. Published information does not provide room dimensions, ceiling heights, rigging points, stage measurements or banquet-style seating totals, so it should not be evaluated as a standard performance or conference hall.
Getting There and Parking
The address is 22 West 32nd Street, Floor 6, between Fifth Avenue and Broadway. The shared building entrance is beside the ground-floor bank frontage; visitors use one of two elevator banks to reach the sixth floor. Allow extra arrival time because the busy mixed-use building contains several restaurants and entertainment businesses.
The closest subway complex is 34th Street–Herald Square, serving the B, D, F, M, N, Q, R and W trains. From Herald Square, walk south toward West 32nd Street and east toward Fifth Avenue. The station is accessible by elevator, although riders who require step-free travel should check elevator status before departure.
Penn Station is approximately a five- to ten-minute walk west and provides the 1, 2, 3, A, C and E subway lines, Long Island Rail Road, New Jersey Transit and Amtrak. The 33rd Street PATH terminal is also nearby, while the Lexington Avenue 6 train stops at East 33rd Street. The M34 and M34A Select Bus routes run across 34th Street, with additional north-south bus connections on Fifth and Sixth avenues.
No dedicated iGolf parking lot or validated garage arrangement was verified. Commercial garages operate along West 32nd and West 33rd streets; a nearby West 32nd Street garage has recently been listed around $40 for a day, but event, evening, oversize-vehicle and reservation rates vary. Curb space is scarce, making the subway or commuter rail considerably easier than driving.
Taxis and rideshares can use West 32nd Street, but this narrow Koreatown block is frequently congested. A pickup on Fifth Avenue, Broadway or West 33rd Street may be quicker after a busy evening session.
Inside the Venue
The design combines indoor-golf functionality with Koreatown nightlife styling. Dark simulator rooms direct attention toward bright 4K screens, while polished turf, lounge furniture and neon signs create a club-like atmosphere. The bar uses marble surfaces and a decorative wall of golf balls, with the venue’s “Eat Sleep Golf Repeat” message appearing in neon.
The published technical specification concentrates on golf rather than live production. Trackman iO and Kakao VX systems provide optical and radar-based shot tracking, club and ball data, course simulation and game modes. No public concert-grade sound-system specification, lighting plot, stage, backline, microphone inventory, rigging plan or production rider has been released.
Food is delivered to the bays. Recent menus have placed starters and shareable dishes mostly between about $13 and $26, including fries, falafel, wings, dumplings, sliders, pizza, sandwiches and Korean ramyeon. Beer has generally ranged from about $6 to $11, cocktails around $14 to $16, and soju around $20 per bottle. Menus and prices are subject to change.
Complimentary loaner clubs are available for men, women, children and left-handed players. Guests may also bring their own clubs. Lockers are primarily a membership benefit, and a complimentary locker is not guaranteed at every membership level. Public information does not confirm a general coat check, merchandise counter or guest Wi-Fi service.
A July 2024 facility statement reported central heating and cooling using MERV 8 and HEPA 13 filters, with regular replacement, as well as cleaning of occupied areas and returned loaner clubs. Because these were time-specific operating statements, visitors should not interpret them as a permanent engineering specification.
Nearby Amenities
The location makes pre- and post-session planning easy. TAL Bistro & Bar is on the same block for Korean-inspired dining and cocktails, while Pocha 32 offers Korean pub food and late-night soju across the street. Korean fried chicken, barbecue, tofu restaurants, bakeries and dessert cafés fill the surrounding blocks, with several kitchens operating after midnight.
Nearby lodging includes the Martinique New York on Broadway, almost at the western end of the block, along with numerous Herald Square and Empire State Building hotels. Madison Square Garden and Penn Station are a short walk west. Late-night subway service, taxis and rideshares remain available, although weekend service changes can affect individual subway lines.
What Makes This Venue Special
iGolf’s defining feature is the combination of Korean screen-golf culture, professional swing data and Manhattan nightlife. Kakao VX connects the venue to a form of social golf already deeply established in Korea, while soju, Korean bar food and late opening hours make the experience feel native to its Koreatown location rather than like a suburban driving range transplanted indoors.
That vertical format also reflects the character of Korea Way, where restaurants, bars, spas and entertainment businesses occupy different floors of the same buildings. Koreatown grew from Korean-owned wholesale businesses and restaurants in the 1970s into a major dining and nightlife district. iGolf extends that stacked, late-night model into participatory sports entertainment.
No reliable study has quantified iGolf’s individual employment, tax or visitor-spending impact. Its community role is better understood at street level: it brings daytime practice, corporate groups and late-night social activity to a block already supported by restaurants, bars and other entertainment venues. Its documented beginner programs also show how simulator golf can introduce people to a sport that is otherwise difficult to access in central Manhattan.
Visitor Tips and Information
Wear athletic shoes or other secure, closed-toe footwear. Sandals, flip-flops, slippers, heels and open-toe shoes are prohibited during simulator use for safety reasons. Casual or golf clothing is appropriate; no formal dress code has been published. Gloves are optional, and leather gloves have previously been sold on-site.
Multiple current listings identify the venue as wheelchair accessible, with elevator access and accessible restrooms. The bays are on one indoor floor and provide substantial personal-use space. However, no detailed public ADA statement covers door widths, transfer equipment, adaptive clubs, hearing assistance or sensory accommodations, so those features should not be assumed.
Children and beginners can participate, with junior clubs and beginner game modes available. Alcohol service requires valid identification showing the guest is at least 21. Arriving approximately 10 to 15 minutes early is sensible for elevator travel, check-in, club selection and simulator setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is iGolf By Space NYC a concert or performance venue?
No. Its principal programming is indoor golf, coaching and social competition rather than concerts, plays or touring performances. Private organizers can reserve several bays or the full floor, but the venue has not published stage, live-sound, theatrical-lighting or backstage specifications. Think of it as a simulator lounge and interactive event space rather than a traditional entertainment hall.
Does the hourly price cover everyone in the bay?
Yes. Standard pricing is per simulator bay, not per player, and as many as six guests may share the reservation. A $60 hourly off-peak booking split among six people is therefore roughly $10 each before food, drinks, taxes or other charges. Groups exceeding six need an additional bay or a private-event arrangement.
Can six people all play during a one-hour reservation?
Six people are allowed, but the number of holes completed will depend on experience, pace and game format. A full six-player group should choose a quick competition or mini-game if everyone wants frequent turns. Longer course play generally works better with fewer golfers or a multi-hour booking. The venue sells time rather than guaranteeing completion of a particular round.
What is the difference between Trackman iO and Kakao VX?
Trackman iO emphasizes detailed club and ball measurements useful for practice, lessons and serious swing analysis. Kakao VX provides a Korean screen-golf experience with simulated courses, scoring and social game modes. Their combination lets experienced golfers examine spin and carry data while beginners or party groups enjoy less technical challenges on the projection screen.
Are rental golf clubs included?
Yes. Loaner clubs are included with standard bay rental, and the available selection has been described as covering men, women, children and left-handed players. Bringing a complete golf bag is therefore unnecessary for a casual visit. Players working on specific distances or receiving coaching may still prefer their own fitted clubs because familiar equipment produces more personally relevant data.
Can I bring my own golf clubs?
Yes. Guests may bring their own clubs, and members can receive storage-locker access depending on their plan and availability. Use a travel cover if arriving by subway during crowded periods, and keep the bag close within the bay so it does not obstruct walkways. Rental clubs remain available if transporting equipment through Midtown is inconvenient.
What shoes should I wear?
Wear sneakers, flat athletic shoes or secure spikeless golf shoes. Open-toe footwear, sandals, flip-flops, slippers and heels are not allowed while using the simulators because they create slipping and impact risks. Traditional metal spikes are unnecessary indoors. Clothing can otherwise be casual, provided it permits a full shoulder turn and unrestricted movement during the swing.
Is iGolf suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. Staff can help guests begin using the system, and the simulators include mini-games and beginner-friendly modes that do not require knowledge of golf scoring. Formal lessons are also available with instructors specializing in fundamentals, power, short-game skills and club fitting. Beginner-focused professional and networking events have formed part of the venue’s documented programming.
Does iGolf offer private golf lessons?
Yes. Lessons use Trackman data so players and instructors can review factors such as club path, face angle, spin and carry. Published instructor specialties include beginner coaching, power development, short-game strategy, mental-game work and club fitting. Lesson prices are not publicly fixed because scheduling, coach and package length can vary.
Are children allowed at iGolf By Space?
The venue is described as child-friendly, provides junior rental clubs and allows families to share a bay. Children must remain clear of the hitting area whenever another person is swinging, and close adult supervision is essential. The late-night bar atmosphere may be less suitable for younger children during busy weekend evenings than during daytime or early-evening sessions.
Do I need identification to enter?
A general adult-only entry rule has not been published, but valid government-issued identification is required for anyone purchasing or receiving alcoholic beverages. Guests younger than 21 can still participate in golf activities without drinking. Private event organizers may apply additional age conditions, so any restrictions attached to a particular listed event take priority over the venue’s normal family-friendly operation.
Can the entire venue be rented for a private event?
Yes. The venue offers full-floor buyouts as well as adjacent-bay bookings for smaller groups. Events can include food and beverage packages, tournament scoring, closest-to-the-pin contests, scrambles and long-drive competitions. An event brochure advertises a maximum capacity of 200, but the practical layout depends on how many guests are actively playing, seated or circulating around the bar.
Is food included with a regular bay reservation?
No food inclusion is stated for standard hourly reservations. Guests order separately from the kitchen and bar, with service delivered to the bay. Selected event and open-bar packages can bundle two hours of simulator use with beverages, while catering arrangements vary by group. Recent à la carte food prices have generally fallen between the low teens and mid-$20s.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Current listings identify wheelchair access, an accessible elevator and accessible restrooms. The sixth-floor venue is reached through the building’s elevator banks, and individual simulator areas have been described as providing at least 300 square feet. A detailed accessibility guide covering adaptive golf equipment, hearing assistance and every doorway measurement has not been published, so specialized accommodations are not confirmed.
Which accessible subway station is closest?
34th Street–Herald Square is the closest documented accessible subway complex, serving the B, D, F, M, N, Q, R and W lines. Its accessible entrance is associated with the west side of Broadway near Herald Square. From there, the venue is a short surface-level walk along West 32nd Street. Elevator availability can change because of maintenance.
How early should I arrive?
Plan to reach the building about 10 to 15 minutes before the reserved start. That margin allows for congestion on West 32nd Street, elevator waits, check-in, selecting loaner clubs and receiving an introduction to the simulator controls. Because bookings are sold in timed blocks, a late arrival can reduce the useful playing time even when no separate late policy is published.
What are the quietest times for serious practice?
Weekday mornings and afternoons are the strongest choice because they fall within off-peak hours and avoid much of the after-work nightlife crowd. Late Monday-through-Thursday sessions can also qualify for off-peak pricing but may have a more social atmosphere. Friday and Saturday nights are better suited to dates, celebrations and group games than uninterrupted technical practice.
Can I visit without a reservation?
Walk-ins are accepted when a bay is available, but reservations are recommended, particularly on weekends and for groups needing adjacent bays. A walk-in may work during weekday daytime hours, yet it offers no guarantee of immediate play. Private events can also reduce available capacity, so reserving in advance is the safer approach when timing matters.
