Topgolf has secured the land for its long-rumored Liberty Lake venue, locking down a site just south of Interstate 90 near Kramer Parkway in October. The company plans to build a 35,000-square-foot facility with a full-service restaurant and bar, but it still hasn’t announced when the doors might open.
According to WhatNow, the project has been years in the making — Liberty Lake Topgolf plans were first reported back in August 2024, and the effort hit delays around the time of Topgolf’s corporate restructuring. The site itself sits at 21101 E. Country Vista Drive, immediately south of I-90 and east of Kramer Parkway, according to the Spokane Journal of Business. That property is part of a larger 27-acre parcel owned by Liberty Lake Land Company LLC, though separate reporting has described an 11-acre sale tied specifically to the Topgolf location.
Money has already changed hands. The land was bought for $4 million, per kxly920.com. Downers Grove, Illinois-based ARCO/Murray National Construction Co. filed for a building permit last November to build the venue, and the same contractor submitted the broader permit application for the facility, restaurant and bar, according to the Spokane Journal of Business.
What Still Has to Happen Before Shovels Hit Dirt
Even with the site secured, Liberty Lake still has to sign off on several steps before construction can start. The city must approve an updated site plan and issue grading permits before crews can break ground, per WhatNow’s reporting. One report noted the building permit was expected to be approved within roughly two weeks, while the same outlet’s reporting on the broader permitting process suggested the project could take up to six months to work through city review…