Fore! Indoor golf facility proposed for Middlesex County
Let’s say you want to work on your golf game, but the weather sucks; what are you going to do?
If the plans are approved, the answer could be: go to Swing Loose Golf, proposed for the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick.
According to a report on MyCentralJersey.com, papers filed with the application to the township describe Swing Loose as "a dynamic recreational and dining experience."
Bruder Properties has applied to the township Zoning Board of Adjustment for a use variance to allow for a combined restaurant and lounge with indoor golf simulators at 4250 Route 1.
There is one Swing Loose Golf already; it’s in the Bell Works complex in Holmdel. What Swing Loose is, is an indoor golf simulator that serves food and drink. There’s a restaurant and bar, with 301 seats.
The golfing is done within a golf suite; it accommodates eight golfers at a time; there will be six suites at the new facility (assuming it’s approved), with seating for 54 people across them.
Each simulator features hundreds of worldwide golf courses, including legendary courses like Pebble Beach.
Swing Loose Golf will be going in a 40,000 sq. ft. building on five acres, again, assuming zoning approval.
You can play with real golf clubs and balls on hundreds of world-famous golf courses and get instatnt feedback and analysis with every stroke. Swing Loose Golf is suitable for golfers of all ages and skill levels. You can also take golf lessons, parties, events, and more.
The public hearing on the application is March 7.
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