Architectural Photography by Michael Baxter, Baxter Imaging LLC
Even if you’re not into golf, Top Golf is a unique, fun experience for hardcore golfers, and for beginners, and they just broke ground on a new location in Minnesota.
Top Golf currently has one location in Minnesota located near Minneapolis in Brooklyn Center, but the new location will serve the other side of the Twin Cities, and is expected to have clubs swinging by the end of 2025.
The new location will be located in Woodbury, not far from downtown St. Paul, near the intersection of I-494 and I-94. Once open, the new location will feature 102 outdoor climate-controlled hitting bays spanning three levels.
Each golfing bay features lounge furniture and tables to enjoy drinks, food, and a perfect place to sit and trash talk the other golfers in your group. And yes, the bays are heated, so even with snow flying, you can still get some swings in.
Architectural Photography by Michael Baxter, Baxter Imaging LLC
Top Golf also features their “Toptracer technology” which gives you metrics about each hit, like the ball’s flight path and distance. They also have a variety of game modes to play, including some fun modes targeted for kids.
But Top Golf is more than just golfing. The venue will also feature a full-service restaurant and bar, with chefs creating delicious dishes to enjoy between rounds. With over 140 HDTVs throughout the space, you won’t miss a moment of your favorite sports games while you’re there.
Architectural Photography by Michael Baxter, Baxter Imaging LLC
The new location will also include private event spaces and a rooftop terrace, perfect for hosting parties, corporate events, or just hanging out with friends and family.
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