BY DUSTIN BUTLER
ahead, especially if the weather is bad. “Anytime it rains, we ll up real quick,” Law- rence said. What’s special about it? The business o ers memberships but customers can also book one of the bays for an hourly rate ranging between $40-$60 that accommodate up to four people. Lawrence said some new golfers enjoy The Club- house because the bays o er more privacy than a driving range, which can help build con dence as they learn the game. Additionally, The Clubhouse provides an experience closer to what it would be like on an outdoor course compared to gol ng experiences and simulators that are o ered by competitors, Lawrence said. “What you get in here is what you get on the course,” he said. The Clubhouse Indoor Golf also o ers a food and drink menu, featuring beer and mixed drinks as well as atbread pizza, sliders, quesadillas and a variety of sharable plates.
Two of the bays o er other games such as soccer, disc golf and bowling.
The Clubhouse Indoor Golf opened in East McKinney in spring 2023.
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1651 Eldorado Parkway, Ste. 100, McKinney www.theclubhouseindoorgolf.com
Co-owner Logan Lawrence said the business is family- owned.
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