For indoor golf near Surrey, head to the golf simulator at CipherX Delta, at 7949 120 St on Scott Road, right on the Surrey border. It runs E6 Connect software with 100+ photo-realistic courses, full swing analytics and clubs provided. Rentals are hourly for 1–6 players, all ages are welcome, and an 18-hole round for two typically takes 1.5–2 hours.
That makes the long, wet stretch from November to March a good time to keep your swing in shape instead of putting the clubs away. Here’s how to get there from around Surrey, what a session looks like, a simple winter practice plan and a few ideas for social rounds.
Where to play indoor golf near Surrey
The simulator is at CipherX Delta, 7949 120 St (Scott Road), Delta, BC V4C 6P6. Golf is a Delta-only experience, so make sure you book this location. You’ll find hours, directions and everything else on offer on the CipherX Delta location page, or you can call the team at (604) 591-6544.
Because the building sits where Delta meets Surrey, most Surrey neighbourhoods are only 5–15 minutes away. Approximate travel times:
| Starting from | Approximate time |
|---|---|
| Scott Road SkyTrain Station | About 5 minutes |
| Guildford | About 10 minutes |
| Surrey Central | About 15 minutes |
| Most Surrey neighbourhoods | 5–15 minutes |
| Langley (Highway 10 west to 120 St) | About 20 minutes |
| Burnaby or New Westminster (Highway 91 south, exit 72 Ave, then south on Scott Road) | About 15–20 minutes |
If you’re travelling by SkyTrain, use TransLink’s trip planner to map the last stretch from Scott Road Station. For more ideas close to home, see what CipherX offers Surrey residents.
What an indoor golf session at CipherX Delta looks like
Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early for the briefing and waivers. After that, the simulator is yours for the time you booked.
- Software: E6 Connect, with 100+ photo-realistic courses.
- Courses you know: Pebble Beach, St Andrews, Spyglass Hill and Chateau Whistler are among the options.
- Feedback: full swing analytics, so you can see what your swing is doing instead of guessing.
- Equipment: clubs are provided, so you can walk in empty-handed.
- Group size: 1–6 players, and all ages can play.
- Booking: hourly rentals.
How long does 18 holes take?
For two players, a full 18-hole round typically takes 1.5–2 hours. Every extra golfer adds swings to each hole, so groups of four to six should plan for more time. Tell the team your headcount when you book and ask how long to reserve for the round you have in mind.
What to wear
Dress the way you would for the driving range: clothes you can swing freely in, with a layer you can take off once you warm up. The one thing you won’t need is a rain jacket.
New to golf? Start here
You don’t need a handicap or your own set of clubs to enjoy the simulator. Clubs are provided, all ages can play, and there’s no group waiting on the tee behind you, so beginners can take their time over every shot.
If you’re learning, play your first few holes without keeping score and focus on making solid contact. Then try a course you recognize from TV. Seeing Pebble Beach or St Andrews on the screen is a fun way to get hooked on the game, and the swing analytics give you something concrete to talk through with a friend who already plays.
A simple winter practice plan
A simulator pays off most when you use it with a plan rather than only for the odd birthday round. This low-effort structure runs from November to March:
- Set a baseline (November). Play a round, then write down your score and the few swing numbers that matter most to you. Note the course so you can come back to it.
- One focus per visit (December and January). Every two to three weeks, book an hour and work on one thing only, such as tempo, iron contact or keeping the driver in play. Trying to fix everything at once usually fixes nothing.
- Play somewhere new (midwinter). Mix in a bucket-list course like Pebble Beach or St Andrews to keep things fun. The practice you enjoy is the practice you keep doing.
- Re-test (late February or March). Replay your baseline course and compare. If the numbers moved, you know the winter paid off before the outdoor season gets going.
A simulator won’t replace everything. The feel of real turf and reading greens outdoors will still need some attention in spring. But keeping your full swing sharp through the rainy months means less time spent finding it again in April. For more drills, read our guide to indoor golf practice in Delta.
Social rounds for friends, family and coworkers
Not everyone who books the simulator is chasing a lower score. With room for up to six players and clubs on hand, it works just as well as a night out.
- Friends’ night: Split four players into two teams and play best ball, or give a point to the lowest score on each hole. You keep score however you like.
- Family round: Because all ages can play, a parent and teen or a grandparent and grandkid can share a round. Pick a scenic course and don’t stress about the scorecard.
- Work crew: Up to six coworkers can share a booking. For a bigger team, combine the simulator with other activities and plan a group event at CipherX Delta.
- Make it a double: CipherX Delta also offers coached axe throwing, another Delta-only experience, so you can pair a round with a session on the lanes.
The hours make an after-work round easy. CipherX Delta is open Monday to Thursday 12 PM to 11 PM, Friday 12 PM to midnight, Saturday 11 AM to midnight and Sunday 11 AM to 11 PM.
Booking tips for winter golf
- Book ahead. Reserve online so you get the day and time you want, particularly for evenings and weekends.
- Count your players. Bookings are for 1–6 golfers, and more players means more time per round.
- Sort waivers early. Sign the waiver online before your visit and still aim to arrive 15 minutes early.
- Allow for Scott Road traffic. Give yourself a few extra minutes to park, especially at rush hour.
- Collect points. CipherX Rewards is free, earns 1 point for every dollar spent and gives you a free game on your birthday.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there indoor golf near Surrey?
Yes. CipherX Delta at 7949 120 St (Scott Road) sits on the Surrey border and has a golf simulator running E6 Connect with 100+ courses. Most Surrey neighbourhoods are about 5–15 minutes away.
Do I need to bring my own golf clubs?
No. Clubs are provided, so you can show up empty-handed.
How many people can play the golf simulator?
Bookings are for 1–6 players, all ages are welcome, and rentals are hourly.
How long does an 18-hole round take on the simulator?
An 18-hole round for two players typically takes 1.5–2 hours. Larger groups should allow more time.
Is the golf simulator at both CipherX locations?
No. The golf simulator is only at CipherX Delta, 7949 120 St.
Keep your swing sharp while the rain does its thing. Book your golf simulator time at CipherX Delta or call (604) 591-6544 with any questions.