Par Club Is Now Open in Castle Rock
By Connor Tien, DougCo Social
Par Club, a new golf simulator bar, held its grand opening in Castle Rock this past week.
What's Inside
The space features six golf simulator bays, a full bar, lounge seating, and TVs throughout. You can play full rounds of golf on virtual courses or try other simulator games. Clubs are available if you don't bring your own.
Address: 774 S Perry St, Suite A, Castle Rock
Hours & pricing: Check @parclubgolf on Instagram or call ahead for current hours, bay rates, and league sign-ups.
League Play
Par Club has launched a casual 2-person league featuring Colorado courses:
- Plum Creek
- Red Hawk
- Bear Dance
- Sanctuary
- Castle Pines
Good option if you want to play local courses without the drive or the greens fees.
Why It Matters
Castle Rock now has a dedicated golf simulator spot with a bar attached. Whether you're looking to practice your swing during the off-season, play a round with friends without leaving town, or just hang out with golf on the screens, this fills that gap.
The simulator format makes it accessible for beginners too — no dress code, no course etiquette pressure, clubs provided.
Instagram: @parclubgolf
Par Club is now open at 774 S Perry St, Suite A, Castle Rock.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Par Club?
Par Club is a new golf simulator bar in Castle Rock with six golf simulator bays, a full bar, lounge seating, and TVs throughout. You can play full rounds of virtual golf or try other simulator games.
Where is Par Club located?
774 S Perry St, Suite A, Castle Rock.
Do I need to bring my own golf clubs?
No, clubs are available if you don't bring your own.
What are Par Club's hours and bay rates?
Check @parclubgolf on Instagram or call ahead for current hours, bay rates, and league sign-ups.
Does Par Club have a golf league?
Yes, a casual 2-person league featuring Colorado courses: Plum Creek, Red Hawk, Bear Dance, Sanctuary, and Castle Pines.
Is Par Club good for beginners?
Yes. The simulator format makes it accessible for beginners — there's no dress code, no course etiquette pressure, and clubs are provided.