The coronavirus pandemic has wiped out pro golf tournaments and closed some public golf courses.
It’s also affecting some Topgolf facilities in the U.S.
On the company’s website, there are 25 Topgolf locations in 16 states that are listed as shut down until further notice.
Topgolf locations that are closed, as of March 17:
Alabama: Birmingham
Colorado: Centennial, Thornton
Florida: Jacksonville
Illinois: Naperville, Schaumburg
Indiana: Fishers
Kansas: Overland Park
Louisiana: Baton Rouge
Maryland: Germantown, Oxon Hill
Michigan: Auburn Hills
New Jersey: Edison, Mount Laurel
Ohio: Cleveland, Columbus, West Chester
Oregon: Hillsboro
Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh
Tennessee: The Cowan
Texas: Dallas, Houston, Spring, Webster
Washington: Kirkland
Washington, D.C.: National Harbor
For those venues that are remaining open, Topgolf management is implementing “enhanced protocols for cleaning and sanitizing our equipment and locations, including”:
- Conducting regular and frequent disinfecting of high-touch areas (including golf clubs, screen surfaces and countertops)
- Supplying hand sanitizer, as available, throughout the venue
- Providing disinfectant wipes, as available, to guests upon request
Topgolf operates 56 facilities in all in the U.S. (with 10 more opening soon).
These locations remain open for now:
Alabama: Huntsville
Arizona: Scottsdale, Gilbert, Glendale, Marana
California: Sacramento
Florida: Miami, Miami Gardens, Orlando, Tampa
Georgia: Alpharetta, Atlanta
Missouri: Chesterfield
Minnesota: Minneapolis
Nevada: Las Vegas
New Mexico: Albuquerque
North Carolina: Charlotte
Oklahoma: Oklahoma City
South Carolina: Greenville, Myrtle Beach
Texas: Allen, Austin, The Colony, El Paso, Ft. Worth, Katy, McAllen-Pharr, San Antonio
Utah: Salt Lake City
Virginia: Loudon, Richmond, Virginia Beach
Editor’s note: These lists are as of March 17, 2020. Be sure to contact your local Topgolf for more information.
