Inside 390 Golf Experience: Bay Setup, Range Tech, and Amenities Breakdown
By Elena Rostova
Step onto the hitting deck on a blustery 20-degree winter evening, and the first detail you notice is the targeted infrared heating system. Mounted directly overhead in every stall, the heavy-duty radiant heaters maintain a comfortable microclimate around the hitting mat and seating lounge, even when wind sweeps across DuPage County. Each bay accommodates up to six guests, featuring durable turf mats designed to minimize joint shock on fat strikes, comfortable outdoor couches, and dedicated waitstaff call buttons.
Every stall features dual digital displays powered by Toptracer Range technology. These ball tracking monitors deploy high-speed overhead cameras to register initial ball speed, launch angle, apex, carry distance, and total rollout in real time. Players can toggle between analytical practice modes, ideal for dialing in iron gapping, and interactive virtual golf games such as Closest to the Pin, Long Drive, and virtual rounds on iconic championship layouts. Complimentary golf club rentals sit in bay-adjacent stands with men's, women's, and junior flex options, though serious ball-strikers are encouraged to bring their own bags to track personal launch data.
| Booking Window | Hourly Bay Rate | Target Player Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday Mornings (Open, Noon) | $32, $36 / hr | Solo grinders, seniors, and swing mechanics practice |
| Weekday Afternoons (Noon, 5:00 PM) | $38, $44 / hr | Remote workers, casual pairs, and high school teams |
| Evenings & Weekends (Peak Hours) | $48, $54 / hr | Social groups, birthday parties, and corporate outings |
Elena Rostova holds a Master's degree in Public Health Journalism. She covers groundbreaking medical research, holistic wellness trends, mental health awareness, and nutritional science.
