News Summary
A new exciting venue combining mini-golf and dining called Arnold Palmer’s CenterCup is under construction in Gainesville, Florida, set to open in Summer 2025. This unique facility will feature a massive 27-hole mini-golf course, dining options, golf simulators, an Arnold Palmer Pro Shop, and training facilities for aspiring golfers. Located near popular restaurants, CenterCup aims to be a vibrant community hub for golf enthusiasts and food lovers alike.
Exciting New Mini-Golf and Dining Experience Under Construction
Big news for those who love golf and great food! Construction is officially underway for the highly anticipated Arnold Palmer’s CenterCup, a fantastic new venue that’s set to open its doors in the Summer of 2025. This exciting project in Gainesville, Florida, aims to blend the joy of mini-golfing with mouth-watering cuisine, offering something for everyone!
Where is CenterCup Located?
For those wondering where to catch this awesome new attraction, look no further than a prime spot at Butler North of Plaza Boulevard on Southwest 30th Place. CenterCup will be situated just behind popular restaurants like Newk’s Eatery and Culver’s, making it the perfect place to grab a bite before or after a round of golf. Before long, you’ll be able to swing by for some fun with friends or family!
What Can You Expect from CenterCup?
Get ready for a mini-golf extravaganza! CenterCup will feature a massive 27-hole mini-golf course that promises to entertain newcomers and seasoned pros alike. And that’s not all – the venue will also have golf simulators and shuffleboards for those seeking even more excitement. Plus, an official Arnold Palmer Pro Shop is in the works so you can grab all of your must-have golf gear in one convenient location!
A Culinary Delectable Destination
If you’re a foodie, you’re in for a treat! CenterCup will boast an impressive 11,000 square foot dining area with a menu that pairs perfectly with your day on the greens. Imagine enjoying a delicious meal with friends after showing off your mini-golf skills! In addition, there will be a sprawling 19,000 square foot covered entertainment area, perfect for hosting picnics, celebrations, or casual hangouts with loved ones. Everyone is going to want to bring their friends here!
Marc Brown’s Vision
The mastermind behind this fantastic project is Marc Brown, who is no stranger to the local dining scene. After successfully launching the beloved Ford’s Garage restaurant, he has deep community ties that motivate him to bring CenterCup to life in Gainesville. His passion for creating a space where food and golf come together is evident in every aspect of this exciting endeavor.
Supporting the Next Generation of Golfers
CenterCup isn’t just about having fun and great food – it’s also dedicated to nurturing the next generation of golfers. With a focus on promoting the sport, the facility will support aspiring athletes as they hone their skills. Did you know that the University of Florida’s golf program recently celebrated their first national championship title in over 20 years? That’s some serious talent brewing right in the community!
The state-of-the-art training facilities at CenterCup will provide players with cutting-edge equipment, allowing them to analyze their swings in real time. This way, they can make the necessary adjustments to elevate their game, all while fostering a strong sense of dedication and passion for the sport.
A Launchpad for Golfing Excellence
The excitement builds as the countdown begins for the grand opening of this remarkable venue. CenterCup promises to deliver an environment that inspires golfers at every level, whether they’re just starting or have years of experience under their belt. It’s shaping up to be a supportive launchpad for young athletes looking to take their game to the next level.
Conclusion
As construction continues, the buzz surrounding Arnold Palmer’s CenterCup is palpable within the community. With a thrilling mix of mini-golf, delightful dining options, and innovative training facilities, this venue is set to be the new go-to spot for golf enthusiasts. Get ready to tee off with style when the doors swing open in Summer 2025!
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