X-Golf Richmond

The single GOLFZON bay at this Midlothian spot proves that sometimes less delivers more. Rather than overwhelming guests with a warehouse of simulators, this intimate setup creates something closer to having your own private golf room — if your room happened to serve excellent food and cold drinks. The Korean technology delivers crisp graphics and reliable ball tracking, but the real attraction here is the unhurried atmosphere. You're not fighting for tee times or rushing through rounds while other groups hover. The singular bay means you can settle in, order another round, and actually enjoy the company you came with. The kitchen takes this beyond typical simulator fare. Real plates replace paper baskets, and the menu reads like a restaurant that happens to have golf, not the reverse. It's the kind of place where you might start with lunch and find yourself still there for dinner, cycling between the simulator and the bar. This isn't about maximizing throughput or accommodating corporate events. It's about creating a space where golf feels secondary to good times, even though the GOLFZON technology ensures the golf itself never disappoints. Sometimes the best simulator experience comes from not trying too hard to be everything to everyone.