Miners' Nine Opens TrackMan Simulator Suites, Launches Indoor Golf League

Residents have been flocking to the newly opened pro shop at Miners' Nine in Iron River to take swings in the course's two new TrackMan-powered simulator suites, completing the latest phase of a months-long renovation at the historic nine-hole course on Hiawatha Road.

The Miners' Nine is a public nine-hole course built on the old Hiawatha Mine site in Iron River, a detail that gives the renovation particular resonance: a facility rooted in the UP's industrial past is now home to some of the most sophisticated golf technology available. The two TrackMan-powered golf simulator suites bring the world's best golf technology to Miners' Nine, and according to the facility, the indoor bays are situated just steps from the restaurant and bar, making them a natural extension of the course's existing social and dining space.

The simulators are intended to serve the full spectrum of golfers. The bays will be available for casual play, lessons, leagues, and private groups, with the facility's events calendar already listing tournaments, league nights, and live music among upcoming programming. For Iron County golfers who have long faced a hard stop to the season when Upper Peninsula winters set in, the addition gives the game a year-round foothold in a county that typically sees snow well into spring.

The Miners' Nine is open to the public, with no membership needed, and the updated pro shop rounds out the renovation phase alongside the simulator suites. The course can also be played as an 18-hole round by looping the nine-hole layout twice.

The facility hosts private events ranging from 15 to 125 guests and is already positioned to integrate the simulator bays into that programming. Anyone looking to reserve a simulator suite, book a tee time, or inquire about the indoor league can reach Miners' Nine at 906-265-3161 or visit the course at 110 Hiawatha Rd, Iron River.