Topgolf Tucson, the sprawling golf facility in Marana that has helped countless Tucson area golfers improve their swing since opening in late 2017, is reopening on Monday, July 6, nearly four months after it shuttered in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The 53,000-square-foot, three-story facility at 4050 W. Costco Drive closed on March 18, 12 days before Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued his stay-at-home orders that shuttered all βnon-essentialβ businesses.
In a note on its website Thursday, Topgolf announced it was reopening at 10 a.m. Monday with new social distancing guidelines and protocols, and enhanced disinfecting measures.
The Topgolf in Scottsdale was the first of the stateβs four Topgolf venues to reopen after the stateβs shutdown expired The venue reopened within days fo the stateβs reopening on May 15.
Some of the safety protocols include installing 6-foot social distancing markers in common areas and limiting capacity to six people per bay.
Topgolf said all employees will be required to wear masks as will guests, in keeping with Pima Countyβs mandatory mask order.
Topgolf closed all of its venues worldwide including its four Arizona locations in March. The Scottsdale venue reopened in May, shortly after Duceyβs order expired on May 15. The Glendale venue reopened last month, and Topgolf in Gilbert in the East Valley is set to open on Monday.
As of Monday, Topgolf and its chef-driven restaurant will be open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays through Wednesdays and until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. For reservations and more information, visit Topgolf.com/us/tucson
The venue is located off Interstate 10 at West Orange Grove Road.
