A new dining and entertainment venue is preparing to sink a hole-in-one in Virginia. Play the Par Social Club is swinging its way into Leesburg next year, reports local media outlet The Burn.
The food and recreation concept will be making its Loudoun County debut in the Virginia Village retail center. Play the Par will ensure that local golf enthusiasts don’t go too long without tee time; the entertainment center is taking over the space vacated by Tap in Leesburg-another golf facility-at 38E Catoctin Circle, SE.
An official opening date is not currently available, however Play the Par is hoping to hold a soft opening at some point in January, with a grand opening to follow in March.
Future visitors can look forward to working on their short game at one of Play the Par’s seven golf simulators.
Guests uninterested in exploring the green will have plenty of options as well. Play the Par’s management explains: “We will not only have seven top of the line Trackman golf simulators, but also two of the bays will have multi-sport arcades where people can do a home run derby, find out how fast they can pitch, play dodge ball, cornhole, hockey and even Old West shootout. We will also be hosting video game tournaments as well as have all major sport packages for our guests to watch.”
Though specifics are not yet available on the cuisine, hungry visitors will be able to grab a bite from a menu crafted with an assist from King Street Oyster Bar’s Rick Allison. The over 21 crowd will be able to enjoy a drink at the bar, which will have a program shaped by Ian Purcell.
