Elite Tee Box screen golf in Bonifacio — UNEEKOR analysis, resident caddies, hourly rates (sponsored video)

Elite Tee Box screen golf in Bonifacio — UNEEKOR analysis, resident caddies, hourly rates (sponsored video)

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Phil PD, a YouTuber with 14 years in the Philippines, introduces 'Elite Tee Box', a screen golf venue on Bonifacio High Street in Manila. He highlights its UNEEKOR (QED) swing analysis gear, resident caddies, and no lady-drink (LD) system. The video description states it is a paid, sponsored video.

💡 Key takeaways

[Location & facilities]
• Bonifacio High Street, C2 Building, 5th floor — the building with the Korean restaurant Sariwon
• About 3 months old at filming. If you can't find the entrance, contact the staff and they'll come down to meet you
• Personal lockers at the entrance; golf balls of various brands, gloves and light snacks for sale
• 9 rooms in total. Rooms are large, well soundproofed, and have karaoke
• Simple food is sold, and you can order from nearby Korean restaurants

[Club rental & prices]
• Club rental: about 200–400 pesos depending on brand
• Hours: 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. (per auto-captions)
• Rates: about 1,000 pesos per hour until 4 p.m., about 1,500 pesos per hour from 4 p.m. (per auto-captions; per hour, not per game)
• The host says it's cheaper than other screens he's tried, but some commenters find it expensive

[Equipment]
• UNEEKOR swing analysis system (known as QED in Korea) — reportedly the first installed in the Philippines
• A high-speed camera reads even unmarked balls and analyzes swing path, club angle at impact, backspin and sidespin in 0.02 seconds, they say
• Realistic sensor with no mishit correction, so distances may come out shorter than at ordinary screens (host's experience)
• No auto tee-up — reportedly left out for realism and injury prevention; the caddies help instead

[Caddies, LD & the 19th hole]
• Caddies are on site to serve and help run the game
• Unlike other caddie screens where lady drinks (LD) are common, there's no LD here, he says; caddies share drinks the guests order
• If the caddy agrees, you can move to a nearby restaurant or bar afterward (the so-called 19th hole), he says

[Management]
• A Korean director manages the place in person during business hours, he says
• Korean pros are resident and give player training and general lessons

⏱ Chapters
00:21 Why play indoor screen golf in Manila
01:23 Elite Tee Box location and first impressions
02:23 Club rental, rooms and UNEEKOR gear
03:23 Resident caddies and food
05:54 A place with no lady drinks (LD)
06:56 Uncorrected sensor, no auto tee-up
09:12 19th-hole after-party and Korean management
10:19 Price verdict and his first sponsorship

💬 What viewers said (37 comments)
• Many say they didn't know where it was and now plan to go. One regular says they moved here from another screen and it's cheaper and better.
• Some find the hourly rate expensive; others reply that other places charge about the same.
• To a comment calling it a disguised ad, the owner and viewers pointed out the description says it's a paid ad.