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Pace Golf Lounge is now open in Trophy Club.
Jordan and Regan Mittie, Roanoke residents, are behind the new golf simulator business that is located at the Shoppes of Trophy Club.
“We are so excited to be open in Trophy Club and be here in the community,” Jordan Mittie said. “As a golfer myself, I’m super excited to offer you a place where you can get a round in under an hour. You can play here in cold, rain or shine, and the beer is always ice cold.”
The details
Pace Golf Lounge offers year-round play with state-of-the-art TrackMan IO simulators in four different bays. Golfers can play iconic golf courses in a virtual setting inside a climate-controlled environment, according to its website.
The business offers memberships that guarantee bay time, Jordan Mittie said.
Pace Golf Lounge has a bar and has partnered with neighboring business, Vinny’s Italian Restaurant, to provide pizza and sandwiches to patrons.
What’s happening?
A grand opening event will be held on March 21, according to the business's Facebook page. From 10 a.m to noon, there will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony, complimentary open bay play, competition for prizes for closest to the pin and longest drive, raffles, and local-business sponsored stations. From noon to 9 p.m., an indoor 2-man scramble, using Pebble Beach Golf Links, will be held for pre-registered golfers.
The background
Trophy Club Town Council approved an indoor commercial amusement use and bar/tavern use in Planned Development District 13 during the Aug. 25 meeting, according to previous reporting.
It moved into a spot that was formerly occupied by Zoom Room, an indoor dog training gym.
What else?
Jordan Mittie is a former college football player. He helped Aledo win a pair of state football championships, winning the Defensive MVP honors in the 2013 Class 4A Division II finals. He started his college playing days at Texas State, earning All-Sun Belt honors as a defensive tackle. He played two years at Kansas State, where his father is the women’s basketball coach.
