Chip Shots - Golf Simulator Courses

245 Ayer Rd. Littleton, MA

(978) 772-0072

Golf Simulator Courses

Chip Shots offers two state of the art golf simulators made by About Golf for year round play. Bring your clubs in anytime to play a round or hit the range at lunch to warm up for your afternoon round. Choose from 29 different courses. Give us a call to reserve your tee time today!

Atlantis Yardage: 6518 Slope Rating: 72.5/114
Atlantis is the ultimate fantasy course for lovers of seaside golf. Designed by AboutGolf's imaginative course developers to take full advantage of the AboutGolf Simulator technology, Atlatis is a collection of fantasy holes stretching across a series of islands in the middle of the ocean. This course is a delight to view and fun to play.



Bay Harbor Golf Club Yardage: 6825 Slope Rating: 72/143
The first nine holes, The Links, is reminiscent of the Great Irish Seaside courses, The Links has miles of Lake Michigan shoreline forming a backdrop for this incomparable beauty. Accented with towering bluffs and dunes this couse is a stunning achievement in the sport of golf. The second nine, the Quarry Course features a forty-foot gorge with shale cliffs, ponds and waterfall make this natural course a truly unique experience with the final three holes along Lake Michigan. “GOLFWEEK” selected the Links/Quarry 43rd among “America’s 100 Best Modern Courses” for 1997, 61st for 1998 and 33rd for 1999. “GOLF Magazine” chose the same combination 8th in the 1998 category of “Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S.”



Donald Ross Memorial Yardage: 6771 Slope Rating: 75.5/136
Over five hundred golf courses were designed by Scotsman Donald Ross, the “Michelangelo” of golf course architecture. His designs reflected the philosophy that golf courses should be subtly deceptive rather than unduly penal... a true test for skilled players yet enjoyable for golfers of all abilities. Eighteen recreations of the master’s greatest holes. St. Andrews, Pinehurst, Royal Dornoch, Inverness, Oakland Hills and others pay tribute to this accomplished designer. Greens are painstakingly detailed. Rated one of Michigan’s finest by Golf Digest.



The Far East Tour 9 Holes Yardage: 3390 Slope Rating: 74.1/118
Located in Shanghai, China, She Shan is the site of the HSBC Champions, the richest men's pro event in Asia. She Shan has hosted the event since its inaugural in 2005. The 2005 and 2006 fields included Tiger Woods.



The Heather Yardage: 6951 Slope Rating: 74/131
Named “Michigan’s best resort course” by Golf Digest, The Heather, designed by Robert Trent Jones, features wide tree-lined fairways, sculpted bunkers and several daunting water hazards. A classic layout winding it’s way through north woods forest and a blueberry bog. A shotmaker’s favorite, this course features excellent risk reward challenges. Ranked #55- Top 100 courses you can play -Golf Magazine



The Hollow Grounds Yardage: 6665 Slope Rating: 72.7/116
A rolling, up and down hill links-style course. Despite its wide open appearance, it is quite difficult. Tall grasses line the fairways (sometimes splitting it) and surround the greens. Deep sand traps are in “all the wrong places”, if you are off slightly on your shot, you will likely hit one. Large marsh/water hazards will also tempt you to “go for it”, when it may be wiser to play it safe.



Huzhou Hot Springs Golf Club Yardage: 6956 Slope Rating: 74.5/118
Located in the city of Huzhou about 3 hours from Shanghai, Huzhou Hot Spring is the #1 rated golf course in China. It is also the most exclusive golf course in China, with a membership fee of $200,000. Huzhou Hot springs is a beautiful course graced by mountain terrain, a reservoir, old growth trees, and beautiful clear blue sky untouched by smog.



Infamous 18 Yardage: 6055 Slope Rating: 80.5/110
From the mind of renowned artist Loyal H. Chapman, this legendary course will be sure to challenge both your mind and body. From atop the buildings of Manhattan to the dreary surroundings of a dimly lit cavern, from the rocks of Big Sur to the Grand Canyon, the Infamous Eighteen will whisk you around the world to some of the most famous places on earth where you'll never really find a golf course.



The Links at Casa de Campo Yardage: 6594 Slope Rating: 71.5/128
Water, Water, Everywhere The Links course, also designed by Pete Dye, has a moderately hilly track with tall bahia and guinea grass roughs as well as plenty of sand traps to keep you on your toes. Thought by some to be reminiscent of traditional British and Scottish courses, there are several lagoons and even lakes with wading birds. There are five holes where water comes into play on this course making it a challenge unto itself.



The Myrtle Beach Tour Yardage: 6788 Slope Rating: 73.8/122
A compilation of the signature holes from eighteen of the finest courses in the Myrtle Beach area. Provides a sampler of the best the Grand Strand has to offer. Not overly difficult from the front tees, but can be a challenge from the tips.



Nine Dragons Seaview Nine Yardage: 3762 Slope Rating: 76/130
Located in the Nine Dragons Hill National Park, Nine Dragons Hill Admirals Golf Club is a 27 hole Ron Garl design featuring 3 distinct nines. The Seaview Nine sits 150 meters above the Ocean and provides stunning views over the entire Nine Dragons Hills Resort.



Nine Dragons Resort and Golf Club Yardage: 7306 Slope Rating: 76.3/128
Located in the Nine Dragons Hill National Park, Nine Dragons Hill Admirals Golf Club is a 27 hole Ron Garl design featuring 3 distinct nines. This course features the Manor View Nine, which rolls thru the scenery of lakes and forest with some trees being over 300 years old, and The Canyon View Nine, which is carved out of an old quarry where you will play thru lakes, canyons and waterfalls. The feature hole is the island green 4th sitting in the center of the large man made lake created by the quarry.



Old Palm Golf Club Yardage: 7291 Slope Rating: 76/152
Course architect and Honorary Club Chairman Raymond Floyd provides an unrivaled design with Old Palm Golf Club’s 18-hole championship course which features stacked sod wall bunkers, cascading water features, lakes and an undulating terrain. The par 72 championship course measures 7,272 yards from the tournament tees, and features heavily mounded terrain not often seen in a watery Florida course.



The Olde Course Yardage: 7066 Slope Rating: 73.9/118
The Olde Course is another product of the imaginations of the AboutGolf design crew. It can be thought of as St. Andrews on steroids. Emphasizing some of the classic features of a Scottish Links Course, The Olde Course throws in a few modern features, some trees, and unexpected challenges.



Oriental University City Golf Course Yardage: 7291 Slope Rating: 76/152
Oriental University City (OUC) is a little subdivision in a city call Lang Fang, 40km south of Beijing. It's the first college town built in China with more than 47 colleges and universities located on 5 km diameter plot of farmland. Surrounding the 47 colleges and universities are five golf courses. This golf course at OUC is Golf Course "A", the private member golf course.



Parkland Golf and Country Club Yardage: 6996 Slope Rating: 74.5/135
Designed by Greg Norman, the course creates areas that mimic the area’s local natural habitats...the cypress swamp, the low hammock and the pine flatland. The golf course promises to challenge all levels of players and ages. Broad fairways are soft and continuous, luring the big hitters to let go with the driver, only to find deep bunkers of many sizes and shapes to catch the errant shot.



Pebble Beach Golf Links Yardage: 6886 Slope Rating: 75/144
Since 1919, the exquisite beauty and unique challenge of Pebble Beach Golf Links has thrilled golfers and spectators alike. Pebble Beach has been the site of golf’s most prestigious tournaments, including the annual AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, the 1972, ‘82, ‘92 and 2000 U.S. Open Championships. Pebble Beach Golf Links is ranked the No. 1 Public Course in America by Golf Digest in 2003 - 2004. Designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant, the course hugs the rugged coastline, providing wideopen vistas, cliffside fairways and sloping greens. It is a delightful challenge for all players.



Pine Rivers Championship Golf Club Yardage: 7674 Slope Rating: 75.7/123
Another AboutGolf fantasy course, Pine Rivers is inspired by the great Pine Valley, the world's #1 rated course.



The Preserve nine holes Yardage: 3417 Slope Rating: 73/143
Laces its way through a pristine hardwood forest set just off the shore of Lake Michigan. A spectacular course offering excellent risk/reward throughout. A natural beauty.



Red Rock Valley Yardage: 5215 Slope Rating: 64/102
A wide open desert course with large greens that are fairly flat. Tees are spread out to allow for beginner play, but this is a fun course for seasoned veterans. Unique scenery.



Shady Dunes Yardage: 7033 Slope Rating: 74/119
A fairly flat course, lined with towering bald cypress and live oaks. There are expansive, forgiving fairways, but little room for error outside of that. You will find yourself hitting out of the many large sand traps more times than you would like.



Spyglass Hill Yardage: 7007 Slope Rating: 77/150
Spyglass Hill Golf Course takes its name from Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel, Treasure Island. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. Spyglass Hill features two distinctly different kinds of terrain that influence the way the holes look and play. The first five holes roll through sandy seaside dunes challenging the golfer to carefully pick the safest path. The following 13 holes are cut through majestic pines with elevated greens and strategically placed bunkers and lakes to grab the errant shot. "The Glass," a local nickname referring to the slippery greens, is an annual co-host to the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.



Sunridge Yardage: 6767 Slope Rating: 72.5/117
The AboutGolf designers were unleashed on this fantasy course to produce the ultimate desert course. If you're a fan of desert golf, you'll love Sun Ridge.



Casa de Campo Teeth of the Dog Yardage: 7057 Slope Rating: 77.2/146
Consistently rated by Golf Magazine and others as the #1 golf course in the Caribbean and one of the top 35 courses in the world, this Pete Dye creation is a must play for any serious golfer. The course features 7 holes on the ocean’s edge with outcropped peninsula tees and greens. The course gets its name from the signature # 5 par 3 which resembles a dog’s mouth from above.
The AboutGolf designers were unleashed on this fantasy course to produce the ultimate desert course. If you're a fan of desert golf, you'll love Sun Ridge.



The Texas Tour Yardage: 6923 Slope Rating: 74.5/124
The Texas Golf Tour presents a collection of 18 great holes in the great State of Texas. This course includes signature holes that include the 7th at Jack Nicklaus' Hills of Lakeway with its spectacular waterfall, as well as holes from Champions, site of the 1967 Ryder Cup, and Barton Hills designed by the great Tom Fazio.



Tuscany Reserve Yardage: 6912 Slope Rating: 75/140
The par-72 course at Tuscany Reserve Golf Club is collaborative design by Greg Norman and Pete Dye, two of golf’s most influential architects. Reserve’s championship course meanders along terraced hillsides with water features slowly spilling over aging stone walls into narrow finger-lakes and channels.. A picturesque farm-like landscape of olive groves and flowering orchards helps create the look and feel of Tuscany. The Tuscan landscape is reflected in the topography of the golf course, with a variety of uphill and downhill holes.



The Venetian Golf and River Club Yardage: 6769 Slope Rating: 73/127
Reminiscent of the work of the early masters of golf course architecture, the golf course at Venetian Golf & River Club is an 18-hole, par-72 masterpiece. Fairways throughout the course are generous and are framed with natural looking mounds, strategically located bunkers and an abundance of grass hollows. Hazards are configured in a manner to make forced carries optional. With five sets of tee markers, Venetian provides players of all abilities with a dynamic golfing experience.



Waterlefe Golf and River Club Yardage: 6978 Slope Rating: 73.8/141
Located near Bradenton, Florida, Waterlefe’s unrivaled natural setting along the Manatee River is composed of a collection of signature golf holes designed by course architect Ted McAnlis. The competitive layout presents a challenge for golfers of all skill levels. There are five sets of tees ranging in length from 4700 to 6908 yards. Features include five unforgettable holes that touch and border the scenic Manatee River.