HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Hub City Golf Club celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, Oct. 15, at 12818 Shank Farm Way. The new business offers an immersive indoor golf simulation experience for people of all ages and skill levels to enjoy year-round.
The Golf Club’s grand opening attracted dozens of supporters including local officials and golf enthusiasts. Maryland Delegate Matthew Schindler was in attendance, as well as Paul Frey, president of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce, and Hagerstown Mayor Bill McIntire.
Owner Jon Baker and his family received four certificates from the city, Board of County Commissioners, Chamber of Commerce, and Maryland General Assembly, recognizing the new business and what it offers to local residents.
Baker spoke to the crowd, explaining how the venue works, what they offer, and inviting guests to try out the games. Closing out, Baker expressed gratitude for the many who showed up to support the business, “I can’t thank you enough for coming out today, it means more than you know for all these faces to show up in support of us. And here’s to being in Hagerstown.”
Anyone can rent a bay – no membership required, though becoming a member does offer discounts and perks. The Hub City Golf Club also offers lessons, club fittings, private events, and golf supplies. To book a bay, or for more information about Hub City Golf Club, readers should visit HubCityGolfClub.com
