Indoor Golf Management
Apex Golf Club: Bookings and League Registration
Apex Golf Club’s public website brings bay bookings, memberships, leagues and events into one customer starting point. Its booking and member sign-in links connect to SimBook, while league registration and leaderboard links connect to LeagueNight. Both products are by Indoor Golf Management.
The venue and the customer starting point
Apex Golf Club is an indoor golf venue in Tigard, Oregon. Its public site describes GolfZon simulators, a bar and kitchen, and options for guests, members and groups. Those choices create different customer journeys: book a visit, review a membership, join a league or inquire about an event.
The homepage gives customers a clear booking action and a separate member sign-in. Both link to the SimBook application. This is a concrete example of keeping the venue’s website as the starting point while a dedicated system handles the booking journey.
What is publicly observable
The booking link leads from playapexgolf.com to app.simbook.indoorgolfmanagement.com. The venue also publishes a member sign-in link on that same application domain. Those links establish the public relationship between the venue website and SimBook.
The venue offers memberships and leagues alongside public bay bookings. The story shows the published customer entry points; it does not expose customer records, private staff screens, billing details or unpublished operating metrics.
From league lineup to registration and standings
Apex’s public league page lists singles match play, two-player scramble match play and four-player scramble formats. Each format links players to LeagueNight registration and a public leaderboard, so a golfer can move from choosing a night to joining and following the season.
This complements the SimBook booking journey. The club website explains where and how guests can play, SimBook provides the bay-booking and member entry points, and LeagueNight provides the league registration and standings entry points. You can inspect those published links directly on Apex’s league page.
A workflow to test at your own venue
Start on the venue homepage and find the booking action. Follow it to the availability flow. Separately, follow member sign-in and check how a returning golfer reaches their account. Then ask staff to show where a resulting reservation appears on the bay tee sheet.
For a venue with leagues, test the next step during a demo: reserve the league’s bays and inspect public availability for that window. A connected workflow matters when the published invitation, the customer booking page and the front desk’s calendar agree.
Evidence and scope
This workflow story was checked against Apex Golf Club’s public homepage and league page on October 5, 2026. It describes the published booking, registration and leaderboard journeys.
You can inspect the public site directly using the source link below. To see the equivalent workflow configured for your venue, request an Indoor Golf Management demo.