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Top Golf opens new location at National Harbor

The company now has four locations in the DMV, with another on the way in Maryland.

Photo courtesy of Top Golf Loudoun
Photo courtesy of Top Golf Loudoun

Top Golf fans rejoice—there is now another location to test your swing in the DMV.

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Located at 6400 Clipper Way in Oxon Hill, Maryland, the National Harbor location is a three-story, 65,000-square-foot property that overlooks a spacious driving range. Guests can hit shots while competing against their friends in different competition formats (with micro-chipped golf balls to track each hit in real time).

Golfers and non-golfers can also enjoy food, drinks and private event spaces, if desired. Each location features events throughout the year with specific themes and promotions, and currently at the National Harbor location, guests can visit on Thursdays for half-price game play, and an ongoing summer promotion for teachers gives buy-one-get-one free game play every Monday with a valid ID.

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The location opened on June 21, and hired more than 500 local full-time and part-time employees. It is yet another reach by the company into the communities surrounding the nation’s capital, where there are currently locations in Ashburn and Alexandria, as well as one in Germanton, Maryland, and one on the way in Baltimore.

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Look out for Top Golf taking over the Washington Nationals Park in August. For more information, visit topgolf.com. // Top Golf National Harbor: 6400 Clipper Way, Oxon Hill

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