Get Ready for the Grand Opening of Topgolf Panama City Beach
If your beach day plans are sidelined by a summer storm, don't settle for puzzles and movies in the rental. Instead, treat your family to an elevated experience at Topgolf Panama City Beach, opening June 23 just steps from the ever-popular Pier Park. This state-of-the-art venue is redefining rainy-day entertainment—blending tech-savvy play, upscale dining, and all-weather comfort in a way that feels both polished and playful.
Set across two spacious levels, the latest Topgolf features 74 climate-controlled hitting bays — each with sleek lounge seating, high-top tables, and full-service hospitality. If you've never been, their cutting-edge Toptracer technology adds a gamified spin to golf, making it just as engaging for teens and first-timers as it is for avid players. Think less 'driving range' and more luxury play suite with a view.
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But the experience doesn't stop at the tee. Whether you're nibbling chef-crafted appetizers from the comfort of your bay, catching a big game on their 22-foot video wall, or enjoying cocktails on the open-air patio, Topgolf brings a high-energy yet refined vibe that's ideal for families who appreciate premium amenities.
Located just 30 minutes from the East end of 30A (and up to an hour from the West), Topgolf's proximity to Pier Park means you can stretch your visit into a full-day affair — complete with boutique shopping, entertainment, and coastal cuisine. It's the perfect pivot when the weather turns, and a fun solution for keeping your vacation momentum intact.
Whether it's a break from the rain or simply a change of pace, Topgolf Panama City Beach offers a one-of-a-kind escape — no umbrellas required.
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A resident of Santa Rosa Beach, FL, Dallas is passionate about brand-building, sports, and life on 30A.
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