Canada's first Topgolf — 50+ hitting bays over four levels, with radar-tracked golf balls and a full bar and kitchen. You don't need to play golf to love Topgolf. The games are designed for all skill levels and the social atmosphere is exceptional.
Neighbourhood: Scarborough · Address: 1 Topgolf Blvd, Scarborough, ON · Hours: Mon–Thu 9am–12am | Fri 9am–1am | Sat 8am–1am | Sun 8am–12am
Why Visit
It’s not your average driving range: Topgolf Canada lets you sling radar-tracked balls at interactive targets while you watch real-time scores pop up on screen. The energy is lively, and it's actually fun whether you're PGA material or just here to snack and heckle your friends.
What Makes It Unique
Topgolf is the only spot in Toronto where groups can rent a private bay and play point-scoring golf games with microchipped balls, all under cover and with heating for year-round fun. The massive four-level setup feels like a mashup between a bowling alley and a nightclub, and the food and drinks go way beyond basic bar fare. There’s nowhere else you can play arcade-style golf at midnight in January.
Canada’s first Topgolf lands in Scarborough with the kind of large-scale, high-energy confidence you’d expect from a destination built equally for competition, cocktails, and group hangs. At 1 Topgolf Blvd, this is not a traditional driving range and not quite an arcade either; it’s a slick entertainment venue where golf becomes a social game, stripped of intimidation and engineered for instant fun. Spread across four levels with more than 50 climate-controlled hitting bays, Topgolf pairs radar-tracked balls with oversized targets on the range below, turning every swing into a score and every round into a friendly rivalry. The result is a venue that feels just as suited to seasoned golfers fine-tuning their aim as it does to first-timers who have never picked up a club but still want in on the action.
What makes Topgolf especially compelling in Toronto’s entertainment landscape is how effectively it broadens the appeal of golf. You don’t need a lesson, a dress code, or even much interest in the sport to have a great time here. The technology does the heavy lifting: each shot is tracked automatically, points appear instantly, and the game formats are easy to grasp within minutes. Party mode is a must-try, especially for larger groups, because it keeps the energy up and the pace moving, making everyone feel involved whether they’re laser-focused on the leaderboard or mostly there for the social chaos. There’s an addictive quality to the feedback loop of swing, score, repeat, and even the most casual players tend to get competitive fast. That blend of accessibility and tech-driven play is what gives the venue its broad appeal.
The experience extends well beyond the bays. One of the nicest surprises here is the food, which is far better than it needs to be for a sports-forward venue of this scale. The full kitchen and bar make it easy to turn a game into a full evening out, whether you’re ordering snacks to share between rounds or settling in with drinks while someone else takes their turn. It works particularly well for birthday gatherings, corporate events, double dates, and mixed groups where not everyone wants the same kind of night out. Golfers can chase precision, non-golfers can lean into the party atmosphere, and everyone benefits from the fact that there’s always something happening. It’s one of those rare places where an activity gives structure to the night without taking over the whole mood.
In a city where group-friendly entertainment often falls into predictable patterns, Topgolf offers something more dynamic, and Scarborough is a fitting home for it. The venue’s scale suits the area’s wide-open commercial landscape, and it makes a strong case for heading east when you want a night that feels bigger than the usual downtown routine. Plan ahead during peak evening and weekend hours, especially if you’re visiting with a group, and give yourself enough time to actually settle in rather than rushing through a single game. If you’re coming for a date, it’s an easy conversation starter; if you’re organizing a team outing, it solves the problem of finding something genuinely interactive; and if you simply want to try one of the city’s most crowd-pleasing entertainment venues, this is a strong bet. People come back because the format is immediately satisfying, the competition resets every visit, and the tracking tech makes each tiny improvement feel oddly triumphant. Even if golf has never been your thing, Topgolf has a way of making it your thing for at least a few hours.