After 15 Years in Business, Tee Time Family Fun Center Remodels and Updates

Tee Time Family Fun Center has a new look, an expanded dining area and some new features that translate into more fun for guests. When you go up the long driveway to Tee Time on your next visit, expect to see a much larger indoor entertainment and dining facility. Owner Chun Choe has chosen to expand the game and dining room and add an indoor bumper car track to entertain his guests.

“After 15 years in business we decided to update, add to and improve our already popular facility. There are new attractions to enjoy, like the indoor, soft-play area, with all of the raised tunnels and climbing opportunities, and a unique indoor bumper car track,” said Tee Time General Manager, Elizabeth Trefiletti. “Our kitchen and dining area is all remodeled and the game room is much bigger. We removed walls and opened it up. I worked with two other employees on the interior construction. I’ve worked here since I was a freshman in high school, seven years ago, so the place means a lot to me. I’m excited about our new look.”

The new renovations mean that Tee Time has plenty of space for parties.

“We have hosted birthday, school, scout and even bachelorette parties,” said Trefiletti.

An expanded kitchen means an expanded menu. A specialties of the house are their fresh, made-to-order house salads. Pizza, wings, chicken strips and toasted ravioli are a few of the other menu choices. Cheesecake Factory cheesecake is their dessert offering.

Party packages are available, and starting Memorial Day you may purchase unlimited four-hour passes beginning at $25 for one pass.

“We are having our soft opening now, but the grand opening is scheduled for Memorial Day weekend, May 29 and 30,” Trefiletti said.