The facility
Four spaces. One complete practice environment.
Iron Elk was designed backwards from the way golfers actually improve — full swing, short game, body, and the right atmosphere where it all becomes a club.
- Trackman iO bays
- 4Trackman iO bays
- Member access
- 24/7Member access
- Days of golf
- 365Days of golf
4 bays
Trackman iO Simulator Bays
Industry-leading technology, refined for indoor practice.
Four ceiling-mounted Trackman iO bays deliver the same ball and club data tour players train on — no floor unit, no crowding your stance. Play world-class courses, run practice modes, or work a single number until it moves.

Largest in WI
Indoor Short Game Complex
Wisconsin's largest indoor short game space.
A real breaking green with true roll, endless chipping angles and genuine ball reaction off the turf. This is where scores actually change.

TPI certified
Motus Performance & Mobility Gym
Training built around your golf swing.
TPI-certified trainers, a full gym floor and programming designed for rotation, stability and speed. Your body is the equipment you can't replace — we train it that way.

Open to the public
The Lounge & Outfitter
A members' lounge and a pro shop open to the public.
Somewhere to sit down after a session, watch a tournament and meet the group. The Outfitter is a curated pro shop open to everyone — members and the public alike — during retail hours.

Access
Open at 5am. Open at midnight.
Members get a personal 24/7 entry, 365 days a year. Book a bay from your phone, walk in, play. \nPublic retail hours are 9am–5pm, Monday through Friday.
The Outfitter
A pro shop open to the public.
You don't need a membership to shop Iron Elk. The Outfitter is open to everyone during retail hours, stocked with the gear our coaches and members actually use.
Apparel, balls, gloves and training aids, plus club fittings and special orders through our coaching team. Member pricing applies on most items — ask at the counter.
- Hours
- 9am – 5pm, Mon–Fri
- Access
- Open to the public

Ready when you are
See it in person.
A tour is a chance to see the facility, learn everything it has to offer your game, and ask any questions.
