Get to Know the System
Check it out beforehand or come back here during your session for a great reference guide.
Need extra help along the way? Shoot us a message - 507-543-5270
Set Up the GymMaster App
Download the GymMaster App
Download from the App Store or Google Play Store.
You need this to book your hours as well as accessing the facility.
Door will not unlock without an appointment!
Set Up Your Account
Once the app is downloaded, open it up. Click "get my log-in" located below the blue log-in button and enter your email address. Check your email for a link to set your password.
Navigate back to the app to log-in!
Booking Your Appointment
Any day / time that shows up is available.
Once a time is booked, the time slot disappears from the app.
**Each hour you want to book must be booked as separate appointments.
Accessing the Room
Access begins up to 10 minutes before your appointment starts - if it is in use when you arrive, please wait until your time starts.
Open the GymMaster app, click check-in & select Birdie & Bullseye Private Lounge.
Starting Your Session
1
Start by turning on the projector.
2
Turn on the computer tower.
3
Power up the sound bar.
4
Handle the pop-ups.
Operating the TV
1
Turn on the TV.
2
Turn on the VSeeBox.
3
Navigate to Channels/Movies.
Golf Courses
Setting Your Handicap
E6 Connect lets you set your handicap so the course plays at the right difficulty level for your game. From the round setup screen before you tee off, tap on your player profile and enter your handicap. This adjusts stroke allocation across the course and makes group play more competitive when players are at different skill levels.
Adjusting Tee Boxes
Not every player in your group needs to play from the same tees. E6 Connect lets each player choose their own tee box — from beginner friendly forward tees all the way back to championship tees. Set this up per player during round setup so everyone plays a distance that's fun and appropriate for their skill level.
Checking Distances & Layup Options
Tap the overhead map or distance icon on the touchscreen during your round to see exact yardages to the front, center, and back of the green, as well as hazards and layup targets. Use this the same way you'd use a rangefinder on the course — don't just guess, check your yardage every time.
Checking Wind Speed & Direction
Always check the wind before you club up — it matters just as much in the simulator as it does on a real course. Wind speed and direction are displayed on the shot info screen, usually shown as an arrow with mph. Factor it in just like you would outdoors — a 15mph headwind can cost you a full club or more.
Reading the Green & Putting
Before you putt, use the green reading overlay to see the slope and break direction. Take your time — putting on a simulator is more realistic than most people expect. Pay attention to the slope indicators on screen, aim your feet accordingly on the mat, and keep your stroke smooth. Distance control is everything on the simulator greens just like real life.
**putt from in front of hitting surface for best results.
Changing Your View
Don't stay locked into one camera angle — E6 Connect offers multiple views including behind the ball, aerial, and broadcast style. Tap the view button on the touchscreen to cycle through options and find what feels most natural for your game. The aerial view is great for reading the hole layout before you hit.
Shot Replay
Just hit something great — or something terrible? Use the replay feature to watch your shot back from multiple angles. Tap Replay on the touchscreen immediately after your shot. Great for checking your ball flight, seeing exactly where it landed, and giving your group something to cheer (or laugh) about.
Pausing & Saving Your Round
Need a break mid-round? Use the Pause or Save & Exit option in the menu rather than just walking away. This saves your round progress so you can pick up where you left off if you have time remaining or return during a future session. Exiting without saving will lose your round progress.
Practice Mode & Mulligan Options
Before starting a full round, use the Practice Range to warm up and get calibrated to the simulator. Some game modes also allow mulligans — check the round settings before you tee off if you want a more casual, relaxed round where re-hitting is allowed. Great option for first-timers or family sessions.
Driving Range
Setting Your Target Distance
Don't just hit aimlessly — set a specific target distance before each shot. Use the distance selector on the touchscreen to place a target flag at your chosen yardage. This turns range time into purposeful practice and helps you dial in exact club distances.
Reading Your Shot Data
After every swing the simulator displays your key stats — club speed, ball speed, carry distance, total distance, launch angle, and spin rate. Take a moment to read these after each shot rather than immediately reaching for the next ball. This data is what makes simulator practice so valuable compared to a regular range.
Changing Clubs & Tracking Distances
Use the range to build your personal distance chart. Hit 5-10 shots with each club and note your average carry. The simulator tracks every shot so you can see your consistency and identify which clubs you're most reliable with. This is one of the most practical things you can do to improve your on-course decision making.
Using the Target Range
E6 Connect's range includes multiple target pins you can aim at — not just a flat hitting area. Switch between targets at different distances and directions to simulate real approach shots. Try to land within a set radius of the pin to make it competitive — great for solo practice or group challenges.
Adjusting Ball Position & Shot Shape
Experiment with shot shape on the range — the simulator accurately tracks draws, fades, and straight shots based on your real swing. Try adjusting your stance or swing path and watch how it affects the ball flight data on screen. Great for working on a specific shot shape you want to add to your game.
Toggling Wind On or Off
On the driving range you can typically turn wind off to focus purely on ball striking, or turn it on to simulate real playing conditions. Find this in the range settings on the touchscreen. Practicing with wind on is great preparation for playing the courses.
Slow Down & Use the Data
The biggest mistake on the simulator range is treating it like a regular bucket of balls and hammering through shots as fast as possible. Slow down between shots, check your data, make one adjustment at a time, and hit with intention. 20 quality shots beats 100 mindless ones every time.
Showdown Golf
Showdown is Full Swing's arcade-style golf game — think mini golf meets real golf in a fun, competitive format. It's designed to be accessible for all skill levels and is perfect for groups, beginners, or anyone who wants a faster, more casual round than a full 18 holes on a real course.
Perfect for Groups & Non-Golfers
Showdown is your go-to option if someone in your group doesn't play golf or is brand new to it. The arcade format means everyone can compete on a level playing field regardless of skill level — no handicap needed, just fun.
Faster Pace of Play
Showdown rounds move significantly faster than a traditional course round — great if you want to fit in a full competitive game without committing to 9 or 18 holes. Perfect for groups who want variety during their session — play a round of Showdown then switch to arcade games or courses.
Focus on Accuracy Over Power
Unlike regular golf where distance is a big advantage, Showdown rewards accuracy above everything else. Aim carefully at your target rather than swinging as hard as possible. A well-placed punch shot often scores better than a maximum effort drive.
Use the Boost Feature
Just like the multisport games, Showdown includes a Boost option for younger or less experienced players. Turn it on to give junior players or beginners a helping hand and keep the competition fun and close for everyone in the group.
Leaderboard & Scoring
Showdown tracks scores and displays a leaderboard after each hole — keep an eye on it to see where you stand and add some friendly trash talk to your session. Screenshot the final leaderboard at the end of your game to save bragging rights! 😄
Play It Multiple Times
Because Showdown rounds are short and fast, it's easy to play multiple rounds back to back. Try different strategies on your second round based on what worked and what didn't — the replayability is one of the best things about it.
The Multisport Games
Baseball - Pitching
You're the pitcher — swing speed controls how fast the pitch travels
Aim for different zones in the strike zone
Mix up your pitches to keep the batter guessing — experiment with slower, controlled swings for off-speed pitches
Basketball
Shoot virtual free throws and field goals by shooting toward the basket on screen — arc and speed affect shot trajectory
Turn on BOOST for younger players to give their shots more power — great for keeping kids competitive alongside adults
Football
You're the quarterback — grab a football & throw passes to receivers on screen
Throw speed controls throw distance and power — dial it back for short routes
Lead your receivers by aiming slightly ahead of where they're running
Soccer
Choose from Penalty Kicks, Set Pieces, or Target modes — great for different skill levels
Pick your goalie and adjust difficulty to make it competitive for everyone
Turn on BOOST to give younger kids more power on their kicks — levels the playing field fast
Hockey
Use your club like a hockey stick to shoot pucks at the goal - hockey stick coming soon!
Try quick, compact swings for accuracy rather than full power swings
Multiple scenarios available — practice shots or head-to-head competition
QB Challenge
Accuracy Challenge & 2 Minute Drill
Any ball will work to throw
Ball is tracked with cameras, so hitting the target isn't enough :)
Cricket
You're the batter — watch the virtual bowler deliver the ball and time your swing to make contact and score runs
A smooth, level swing works best — think of it like baseball batting but with a wider hitting zone
Tip: hit off a tee as we don't have a cricket paddle for you to use
Great option for groups with international guests — cricket fans will love it and non-cricket players find it surprisingly easy to pick up
Lacrosse
Swing the lacrosse stick to launch the ball toward the goal — aim point on the mat affects shot direction
Experiment with swing angle to place shots in different corners of the net
Works great as a head-to-head competition — take turns and track scores
Home Run Derby
Set up with a baseball tee, baseball & the bat of your choice
Watch the ball trajectory on screen and time your swing to make contact
Try different difficulty settings — easier levels slow the pitch down, great for kids or first-timers
Zombie Dodgeball
Gather the dodgeballs & any other ball you can get ahold of and aim at incoming zombies
Many can play at a time here, so work together to get the zombies before they get you!
Great competitive group game — take turns and compare scores on the leaderboard
Carniville
A carnival-themed arcade game collection — think knock down the bottles, ring toss style challenges, and classic midway games all played by hitting or throwing a ball at targets on screen
Great for mixed groups and kids — no sports knowledge needed, just aim and fire
Take turns and compete for high scores — works great as a group warmup before switching to golf or other sports
Bocce
Roll the ball as close to the target as possible using a controlled, smooth swing
Less power is usually better — think finesse over force
Great for non-golfers and older guests who want something low-key and fun
How to Exit FullSwingOS
Laser Shot Games
entertainment, hunting & training
Air Assault
Defend against waves of incoming aerial targets — think fast-paced anti-aircraft style shooting
Targets come from multiple directions and speeds — stay sharp and keep scanning the screen
Great high-energy group game — take turns and see who can survive the longest wave
Bear Hunter
Hunt black bear through realistic wilderness terrain — animals move naturally and unpredictably
One of the more immersive hunting simulations in the library — great for serious hunters and beginners alike
HINT - Don't shoot the mama bear or your game will be over!
Pro Shooting Challenge 1-5
Five progressively harder competitive shooting courses — start with Pro 1 and work your way up
Each course tests a different combination of speed, accuracy and target sequencing
Pro 1 is approachable for beginners — Pro 5 is a serious challenge even for experienced shooters
Great way to track improvement over multiple sessions — screenshot your scores to compare next time
Dove Hunter
Fast-moving small targets that require quick reflexes and smooth tracking
Lead the bird and follow through on your shot — stopping your swing early is the most common mistake
One of the tougher games in the library — doves are small and quick, just like real life
Mallard Madness
Virtual duck hunting with realistic bird behavior and flight patterns
Birds come from multiple directions — stay ready and track each bird before pulling the trigger
Great for waterfowl hunters looking to sharpen their off-season swing-through technique
Full Boar
Hunt wild boar across rugged terrain — animals move realistically and unpredictably
Lead your shots on moving targets — aim slightly ahead of the animal's direction of travel
Adjust difficulty to match your experience level — beginners should start on the easier setting
Pheasant Hunt
Flush and shoot pheasants across varied terrain — birds rise unpredictably just like real hunting
React quickly when birds flush — hesitation costs you the shot
One of the most realistic hunting simulations available — a favorite for upland bird hunters
Xtreme Squirrel Hunter
Fast, tiny targets in a wooded environment — one of the most challenging hunting games in the library
Great for sharpening reflexes and accuracy on small moving targets
Don't take it too seriously — it's as fun as it is frustrating!
Prairie Dog Hunt
Shoot prairie dogs popping up across an open landscape — fast, unpredictable and fun
Targets appear and disappear quickly — stay focused and don't anticipate where they'll pop up next
Great casual game for all skill levels — easy to pick up but hard to master
Midway Mallards
Classic driven duck shooting — birds fly overhead in waves from a central point
Lead your shots generously — birds are moving fast and at distance
A step up in difficulty from Mallard Madness — great for experienced wing shooters
Roe Deer Hunter
Hunt European roe deer through realistic woodland terrain
A slower, more strategic hunting experience — patience and shot placement matter most
Great option for players who enjoy a more realistic and immersive hunting simulation
Five Stand
Simulates the classic Five Stand sporting clays format — shoot from five different stations at a variety of clay target presentations
Each station offers different target angles, speeds and distances — great for all-around shotgun skill development
One of the best training tools for real-world clay shooting competition preparation
Wild Turkey Shooting Gallery
Hunt wild turkeys across varied terrain with realistic bird behavior
Turkeys are wary and move cautiously — take your time and wait for clean shooting lanes
A more relaxed pace than the fast-moving bird games — great for players who want a calmer experience
Speed Trap 2
Fast-paced target shooting designed specifically to train speed and reaction time
Targets appear rapidly and in unpredictable locations — no time to hesitate
Great warm-up game before a serious training session — gets your eyes and reflexes firing quickly
Rabbit Hunter
Hunt rabbits across open fields and brush — fast moving ground targets that change direction quickly
Track the rabbit's movement before shooting — they'll often juke left or right unexpectedly
One of the more challenging hunting games due to the speed and unpredictability of the targets
Steel Challenge
Simulates real competitive steel shooting courses used in professional competition
Both speed and accuracy are scored — the clock never stops
Multiple stages available — work through them progressively to build competition-level skills
Best for experienced shooters looking for a genuine challenge
Practical Shooting Series
Simulates IPSC/IDPA style competition courses with shoot and no-shoot targets
Think carefully before pulling the trigger — hitting a no-shoot target costs you points
Multiple difficulty courses available — Alpha, Beta & Charlie get progressively more challenging
Reaction Plates
Targets appear in sequence and must be hit as fast as possible — pure reflex and speed training
The clock is always running — every millisecond counts
Take turns and compare times — one of the best competitive head-to-head challenges in the library
Moving Between Systems & Shutting It Down
Starting Up FullSwingOS
Exiting FullSwingOS
Starting Up Sim Range
Exiting Sim Range
Shutting Down the Computer
Need Help?
Something not working? Don't stress - we'll help you troubleshoot!
Share the love!
Leave us a review
Loved your experience? A quick review means the world to us — and enters you into our monthly draw for a FREE session!
Book the room for your group and enjoy indoor golf, interactive target and skill games, multi-sport competitions, and even big screen streaming for movies or live sports.
Whether you're planning a friends night out, birthday party, date night, team outing, or watch party, Birdie & Bullseye gives you a fun, private space to play, compete, and relax.
Pages
Information
Address
123 4th Street, Suite 1
Gaylord MN 55443
Call Us
507-543-5270
© 2026 birdie & bulleseye - All Rights Reserved.