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Established in 2005 in South Korea, X-Golf has emerged as a global leader in indoor golf simulation technology. The company is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, and began franchising in 2016. X-Golf offers state-of-the-art indoor golf simulators that provide an authentic and immersive golfing experience, catering to both enthusiasts and newcomers.
What sets X-Golf apart is its cutting-edge technology, which delivers unparalleled accuracy and realism in golf simulation. This commitment to innovation has positioned X-Golf as a pioneer in the indoor golf entertainment industry, attracting a diverse clientele seeking a unique and engaging recreational activity.
By combining advanced simulation technology with a welcoming atmosphere, X-Golf has successfully differentiated itself from competitors, offering a distinctive blend of entertainment and sports that appeals to a wide audience.
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The X-Golf franchise provides the following training programs to franchisees:
X-Golf grants franchisees exclusive territory protection, typically within a 7-mile radius or areas with at least 100,000 people. Within this zone, no other company-owned or franchised outlets are established offering similar services.
However, X-Golf may sell within the territory via online or direct marketing without compensating the franchisee. This exclusivity is not contingent on sales or market performance, ensuring consistent protection.
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