Pin High Golf Studio, an indoor golf concept built around simulator play, is set to open in Pharr, adding a new recreational amenity as the city continues to expand its entertainment and quality-of-life offerings.
The studio is scheduled to open in May at 5101 N. Cage Blvd., Suite 100, according to information released by the Pharr Economic Development Corporation.

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The facility will feature four golf simulators and more than 3,000 square feet of dedicated space designed for players of all skill levels. The concept will offer 24/7 access for members, allowing users to practice, play rounds, and participate in competitions in a controlled indoor environment.
The project adds to Pharr’s growing golf and recreation scene, which already includes a Topgolf location.
Pharr EDC officials framed the project as part of broader efforts to enhance the city’s recreational landscape and attract new visitors.
“Bringing Pin High Golf Studio to Pharr is about more than just golf, it’s about investing in the quality of life for our community,” the organization said in a social media post. “Projects like this create new opportunities for recreation, attract visitors, and support continued economic growth in our city.”
The project reflects a growing trend of indoor, technology-driven recreational concepts entering local markets, particularly in regions where year-round accessibility and climate conditions can influence demand.
City officials said the addition contributes to Pharr’s ongoing push to expand amenities that support livability while complementing its broader economic development strategy.
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