As MN Courses Close for the Season, Roseville Golf Moves Inside

The grass courses around the Twin Cities are counting down their last weeks. At PAR365 in Roseville, the season never actually ends — it just moves inside. Here's what that looks like if you've never made the switch to simulator golf before.

Minnesota's outdoor window is closing fast

Anyone who's played golf in this state for more than one autumn knows how this goes. One good weekend, a few frosty mornings, and then the courses start closing for the year. If your clubs usually go into hibernation around now, that's the exact problem we built PAR365 to solve.

We've got six simulator bays running year-round, plus a full bar and restaurant, so a round here doesn't mean giving up the parts of golf you actually look forward to. Grab a table, order food, and play nine or eighteen without checking a frost delay.

What a bay actually gets you

Each of our six bays is set up for real practice, not just casual play. You can track your ball flight on real shots, work through a round at your own pace, or just hit range balls while you catch up with whoever you're there with.

That matters more in October and November than it does in July. Outdoors, the off-season usually means your swing sits untouched for four or five months. Indoors, you can keep seeing real ball data every week instead of starting from scratch next spring.

Easiest way to lock in winter golf

Silver Membership runs $49/month and is the simplest way to keep a standing bay reservation at PAR365 through the Minnesota winter, instead of booking one-off visits whenever the mood strikes.

Membership options if you're playing more than once a month

Not everyone needs the same amount of golf, so we keep three tiers. Silver is $49/month for golfers who want regular access without a big commitment. Gold, currently $75/month for a limited time, steps up the value for people who are in here most weeks. Diamond, at $199/month, is built for the golfer who basically treats PAR365 as their home course from November through March.

If you're on the fence, think about how many weekends you'd normally spend at a course between now and spring. For a lot of Roseville golfers, that number alone makes the decision easy.

It's also just a good place to be

We're not only a row of simulators. PAR365 runs as a bar, restaurant, and event space too, which is why you'll see everything from private parties to league nights happening here on any given week. The building stays busy because golf, food, and a place to sit down all live under one roof.

That's a different experience than hitting balls alone in a cold garage simulator. You can show up solo and still end up at a table with people, or bring a group and have the whole night covered in one stop.

Good to know

Do I need to bring my own clubs?

You can bring your own set if you're used to them, or play with house clubs if you're coming straight from work or just trying it out for the first time.

How many people fit in one bay?

Bays comfortably fit a small group, which makes them work well for a couple, a foursome splitting time, or a parent teaching a kid the basics indoors.

Is indoor golf actually useful for improving my swing?

Yes. Launch monitors give you real ball speed and flight data on every shot, so you're getting actual feedback instead of guessing, which is exactly what most golfers lose access to once the outdoor season ends.

If your outdoor season is winding down, come see what a Roseville winter looks like with six bays, a full bar, and golf that doesn't care about the weather. Book a bay online or give us a call to ask about Silver, Gold, or Diamond membership.

As MN Courses Close for the Season, Roseville Golf Moves Inside - PAR365