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Topgolf moves a step closer to Glasgow launch

Topgolf in Rutherglen is moving a step closer to opening as the team involved in the development celebrated an official topping out ceremony.

The 45,000sq ft three level venue golfing attraction is scheduled to open at the end of the year and will introduce a new way of golfing to both golfing fans and novices. Located just off the M74, the venue is part of Clyde Gateway, one of Scotland’s biggest and most ambitious regeneration programmes.

It’s the global sports and entertainment brand’s first location in Scotland.

“Topgolf has locations around the globe and has a proven track record of providing top class entertainment and fun for both golfers and non-golfers. Our Glasgow venue will be the first in the UK to use our signature technology; utilize micro-chipped golf balls and Toptracer technology which will offer even more interactive and dynamic experience for visitors,” said Steve Lane, Topgolf’s vice president of international,

“Our construction partners have been hard at work preparing the site and kicking off building works and it’s already starting to take shape. We’re on track for our launch at the end of this year and we’re looking forward to offering more sneak previews of what to expect very soon.”

Topgolf has more than 70 locations across the world.

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