Book a golf-simulator bay through a club-management system's generic resource-booking API.
domain: eu.golfmanager.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate with a consumer or admin-scoped API key against the club-management system (e.g. Golfmanager)
Model each simulator bay as a bookable 'resource' via GET /resources, tagging it distinctly from outdoor tee times (e.g. with a 'simulator' tag)
Call GET /searchAvailability filtered to the simulator resource/tag and the desired time window to find an open bay slot
Submit POST /makeReservation against the simulator resource, then POST /confirmReservation to finalize the booking
Attach any simulator-specific extras (club rental, bay upgrade, coaching add-on) via the extras endpoint at booking time
Known gotchas
Most golf club-management platforms have no simulator-specific booking object — bays are typically modeled as a generic bookable 'resource,' so correct tagging at setup time is what actually distinguishes a simulator booking from a tee time
Concurrent bay bookings can double-book if search-then-reserve calls aren't tight together — re-check availability immediately before confirming, not just at initial search
Vendor-specific simulator platforms (e.g. Uneekor, GSPro, TruGolf) track swing/ball data separately from the club-management system's booking record — a confirmed reservation does not automatically link to that session's shot data
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