
Rank #1 of 51, index 100
New Hampshire
Covering Manchester, Nashua, and Concord and more.
See NH markets New Hampshire
Nationwide coverage
All fifty states plus the District of Columbia, with the five largest cities in each. Every market page carries local season length, elevation and nearby courses.
The order below comes from the Google Trends export for the search term golf simulators across the five years to July 2026. It is a relative interest index where the strongest state scores 100, not a count of searches, so it tells you where appetite is concentrated rather than how many people bought one.
New Hampshire leads it at 100, followed by Massachusetts at 77 and Wisconsin at 73. That is not a coincidence. The states at the top of this list are almost all places where winter takes a long bite out of the outdoor golf season, and the states at the bottom are mostly places where you can play year round. California sits last at 8 for exactly that reason.
Strongest demand
Ranked by relative search interest over the last five years. Each links through to the state hub and its city pages.

Rank #1 of 51, index 100
Covering Manchester, Nashua, and Concord and more.
See NH markets New Hampshire
Rank #2 of 51, index 77
Covering Boston, Worcester, and Springfield and more.
See MA markets Massachusetts
Rank #3 of 51, index 73
Covering Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay and more.
See WI markets Wisconsin
Rank #4 of 51, index 62
Covering Fargo, Bismarck, and Grand Forks and more.
See ND markets North Dakota
Rank #5 of 51, index 57
Covering Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and Rochester and more.
See MN markets Minnesota
Rank #6 of 51, index 53
Covering Portland, Lewiston, and Bangor and more.
See ME markets Maine
Rank #7 of 51, index 53
Covering Omaha, Lincoln, and Bellevue and more.
See NE markets Nebraska
Rank #8 of 51, index 51
Covering Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and Davenport and more.
See IA markets IowaHome simulators by state
Commercial bays by state