Is Topgolf a good time to visit?
Throwing golf balls is prohibited. Any Guest under 16, or under 18 after 9pm, must always be supervised by a Guest over 21. Players must stay behind the yellow line at all times. Please take extra care when playing from upstairs bays. Topgolf is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
What is it like to go to a golf range?
2-3 hours. Best time to go is in morning so it's cheaper and breakfast is amazing! Hey Terri, it depends! You can stay in a bay for anywhere from 30 minutes until close if you'd like. Typically we see guests stay a few hours. - Madison Martin, Marketing Manager. I think 2-3 hours is a good amount of time.
What is the minimum age to play golf at Topgolf?
– You can play a Topgolf game for a maximum of two hours at a time but there is no minimum limit so you can leave at any point by simply exiting the bay area where your game is booked in.
How much does it cost to play Topgolf on weekends?
How long do people typically stay? ... Sort by Popular. Kristen B. Elite 22. 117. 124. 229. 4 years ago. We stayed for 2 with 2 people and it was sufficient thought we thought about going for 3 hrs..... Helpful Not Helpful. 1. 2. 2 of 2 ... How can I reserve 2 hours for a bay at Top Golf (the website seems to only let me schedule one hour)? If ...
Is Topgolf Per Person or Per Hour?
Topgolf is priced per bay, per hour, and not based on per person. This represents excellent value for money because it means you can relax with friends or family and enjoy playing the game whilst spreading the cost across everyone in the group.
What Games Can You Play at Topgolf?
You’re tired of playing the same games at your local driving range. You want to play something new and exciting!
Where Can You Play Topgolf?
With over 70 locations in the US alone, the new and improved Topgolf centers provide an all-inclusive golfing experience for people of all ages and skills levels.
Get Started at Topgolf!
Topgolf is a great way to have fun with friends, family, and co-workers and with no minimum playtime, you can come and go as you like.
1. Reserve a Bay
What’s that thing you do when you want to play a golf course? Oh, yeah. That’s right. You book a tee time. At a Topgolf, what you do is reserve a bay. It’s a good idea, especially on weekends. (But it’ll cost you, too — up to $50.) If you’ve got a lot of people, Topgolf will set aside a space to accommodate your group.
2. Groove Your Swing
As long as you enjoy swatting golf balls, you might as well learn to do it better. Every Topgolf has onsite instructors, offering everything from individual lessons to group classes and junior clinics. There are even packages that combine coaching and gaming in one price.
3. Bring Your Own Sticks
Golf clubs are provided (including clubs for left-handers and junior), but you’re not required to use them. Entering a Topgolf with your own set of sticks slung over your shoulders is like dropping by a pool hall with your own cue or bringing your own darts to a bar: a sure sign that you’re a playah with your game face on.
4. Share a Bay
Golf is a social. So is Topgolf, all the more so when you join up with unfamiliar faces. On Friday and Saturday nights, starting at 7 p.m., your group of four or fewer can share a bay with another group. It costs $20 per person for two hours. You’ll be strangers at the outset but not for long.
5. Get a Student Deal
Not any college student can play college golf. But any college student can play college Topgolf. It’s best on Wednesdays, from 7-11 p.m., when a $15 cover gets you unlimited gameplay; $2 off all appetizers and drink specials; and a bay for you and your friends.
6. Download the Topgolf App
The app is a snap. You can book a reservation, track venue leaderboards and check out upcoming events and offers. You can also pick the programming on the TV in your bay and stream sound from what you’re watching directly to your phone.
7. The Whole Day is Half Price
That day is Tuesday, when the price is slashed in half on all game play. That deal is good for a limited time and participating venues. Check this site for more info.
Who is Luke Kerr?
Luke Kerr-Dineen. Luke Kerr-Dineen is the Game Improvement Editor at GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com. In his role he oversees all the brand’s service journalism spanning instruction, equipment, health and fitness, across all of GOLF’s multimedia platforms.
Who is Luke Kerr-Dineen?
Luke Kerr-Dineen is the Game Improvement Editor at GOLF Magazine and GOLF .com. In his role he oversees all the brand’s service journalism spanning instruction, equipment, health and fitness, across all of GOLF’s multimedia platforms.
