I have been researching flooring materials for our locker room and kitchen in our clubhouse. We are a low budget course so getting a great floor at a low cost is our only option. After Hurricane Issac flooded our buildings we decided to go with a vinyl floor throughout the clubhouse. They were 6" x 4' strips glued down. I really liked the flooring but installing it on an old concrete floor left many areas with bumps and dips. In our lunchroom we decided to go with a vinyl click lock material which floats much like laminate flooring does. This produces a hollow sound when you walk through it but it is easy to install and using a thin padding helps with the hollow sound to some extent.
Our kitchen is currently painted concrete and leaves us with tougher decisions because if we want to glue it we will have to grind the concrete down and clean it really well to make sure no paint or grease is left on it. using a floating vinyl would be our easiest and cheaper option but with rubber base board molding you would probably see gaps around the edges since you still need to leave 1/4"-1/2" gaps around the walls for expansion and contraction of the concrete.
The best flooring type would be the epoxy flooring but it takes a lot longer to install and is more expensive. you would be amazed with the newer types of floor coatings you can install.
https://www.facebook.com/pg/IndianCitiz ... 5439126300this is some of the upper level epoxy flooring just to give you an idea of what can be done.
https://www.everlastepoxy.com/how-to this is one I have been thinking about installing. I love the way you can make your own base board molding using the same material.
Not sure how much you are willing to spend but a floating vinyl is cheap and very easy to install.