Peter and Jay have always loved the game, but some of our best memories were never just about the score. They were the casual rounds with friends, meeting new people, sharing a few laughs, and slowly building friendships through golf. Those moments made the game more enjoyable, and they became the inspiration behind Axis.

One memory that always stuck with us was finishing a round and gathering around the 18th hole, waiting for the rest of our friends to come in. Everyone would cheer each other on, celebrate the good shots, laugh about the bad ones, and finish the day together. That feeling of having everyone in one place is what we wanted to recreate.

When we discovered simulator technology that could actually connect multiple rooms and players together, we knew we had found the right platform. Friends could play alongside each other, compete in scrambles, join tournaments, and share the same experience, even while playing from different bays.

That is what Axis is really about.

We didn’t want to build another place where you simply rent a simulator for an hour. We wanted to build a golf community. A place where beginners and experienced golfers can play together, meet new people, compete, hang out, and feel like they’re part of something.

Because at the end of the day, the best part of golf isn’t always the round.