Tee Box is bringing indoor golf to 5611 S. Custer Road in McKinney. The planned location at Custer Paradise Center will occupy Suites 103–105, according to a state filing outlining a 5,000-square-foot buildout with an estimated cost of $275,000.
The appeal is easy to picture: grab your clubs, head indoors, and leave the weather forecast out of the equation. A practice session no longer has to compete with an afternoon thunderstorm or a blazing summer day.
Tee Box Brings Golf Practice Indoors
The official Tee Box McKinney page confirms the Custer Road address and describes a concept built around TrackMan simulators, coaching, and community. Its training setup includes swing video and shot data to help golfers understand their game.
For someone learning golf, that creates a place to work on the basics. For an experienced player, it offers a way to focus on a particular shot and review the result. The attraction is having a repeatable practice setting instead of squeezing every session into daylight and suitable weather.
Practice Your Swing or Challenge Your Friends
The McKinney page promotes individual practice as well as group play, challenges, and youth programs. Memberships and instruction are part of the concept, giving it an emphasis on developing golfers alongside the fun of a simulated round.
Think of two different outings: one person arrives with a swing they want to improve, while a group arrives ready to compete with friends. Indoor golf can accommodate both kinds of motivation. You can take the score seriously—or enjoy having another reason to get everyone together.
A New Golf Stop at Custer Paradise Center
The property’s leasing listing names Tee Box as a signed tenant at Custer Paradise. It places the center at the southeast corner of Custer Road and Paradise Drive, near the entrance to the TPC Craig Ranch community.
The listing also names Paris Baguette, Haraz Coffee, Latepie, and JTiger Martial Arts as signed tenants. Those are leasing announcements rather than confirmation that each business is open. Together, they point toward a center with food, drinks, and activities alongside everyday services.
That gives the golf project a neighborhood setting: an indoor practice stop within a retail center, rather than a standalone outdoor course. The state filing describes a suite buildout, with Samuel J. Brady Architects listed as the design firm.
When Will Tee Box Open in McKinney?
The advertised schedules differ. Tee Box’s McKinney page lists fall 2026, while registration TABS2027000615 gives a construction window of September 1, 2026, through January 29, 2027.
Neither should be treated as a confirmed opening day. The filing’s listed start date also does not establish that construction has begun. An updated announcement from the operator would clarify when customers can book their first visit.
For now, McKinney has a confirmed indoor golf concept to watch on Custer Road. The forecast may change, but the idea stays appealing: more opportunities to pick up a club, learn something about your swing, and play a round with friends.