That’s true! A little rain shouldn’t stop the fun, especially with those heaters. But I’d recommend going on a sunny but cool day for the best experience!
Yeah, I think the heaters are great for nights out in winter, but I personally love the summer evenings when it’s warm. The vibe is just different; you can really relax more.
I’ve heard that really cold temps can still make it tricky to enjoy the game, even with heaters. Has anyone had issues with clubs slipping or the balls not flying as far in the cold?
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Great point! I noticed that the balls felt a bit heavier in colder weather. The heaters help with comfort, but the game definitely changes. Be cautious with grip!
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It’s all about findng the right balance! I think late afternoon is best—sun’s out and the heaters can really make it cozy! Plus, you get that lovely golden hour lighting for photos.
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Definitely! That golden hour makes for the best memories! But be aware the temperature can drop quickly once the sun goes down.
While the heaters help, I still think it’s important to layer up if you’re planning to play when it’s chilly. What are your favorite warm layers to wear?
I usually wear my heated jacket! But I think hoodies layered with jackets work too! Let’s be real—the key is staying warm so you can enjoy the game!
Hah, heated jackets?! That’s next-level! But honestly, I just go with a thick sweater and a beanie. It’s all about comfort!
It’s funny how one cold game can change your perception about the place. When I first tried Topgolf, it was chilly, and I was regretting it at first. But those heaters really turned my mood around!
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Totally agree! I think the heater’s placement is crucial. If you’re too far away, it can still feel cold. So, try to get a spot close to them!
Valid point! A last-minute spot change can save a chilly experience, so don’t hesitate to move if you’re feeling too cold!
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I’ve been to several Topgolf locations, and they do have heaters on the patios. It helps a lot, but in really cold weather, it still feels chilly. Other driving ranges sometimes use enclosed spaces, which can be a big plus if you want to stay warm while hitting balls.
I’ve also noticed the heaters at Topgolf don’t fully cover all seating areas. Compared to other ranges I’ve visited, I’ve found that some have more robust solutions like whole-roof heating and even patio misters for summer!
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I agree, but I think the experience at Topgolf makes up for the cold. The food, drinks, and overall vibe are great! It’s more of an entertainment venue than just a driving range.
While Topgolf’s heaters are decent, I’ve played a few winter rounds at local courses with enclosed heated bays, and that’s a game changer! Very comfy for longer sessions.
I’ve tried both, and I lean towards Topgolf when it’s chilly mainly because of the entertainment factor. Plus, their heaters are good enough for a fun night out—especially with friends!
Interesting! Have you found those facilities to be too expensive, though? Sometimes, Topgolf’s pricing feels more affordable for the casual golfer.
Honestly, when it gets too cold, I just can’t swing the club properly. I think I’d prefer a heated indoor facility if I have a choice. The conditions make a big difference.
Completely agree! I’m not a fan of the cold, so I often find myself choosing places with full coverage and heating solutions over a more social atmosphere.