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TopGolf hiring 450 for new Midtown center

A TopGolf location in Houston
A TopGolf location in Houston
By Christopher Seward
June 22, 2015

TopGolf, an entertainment center that opened its first metro Atlanta location last year, is hiring 450 employees for a new Midtown facility.

The company is holding “auditions” for the new positions, from servers and bartenders to kitchen, maintenance and guest services help.

The new TopGolf is a 65,000-square-foot center at 1600 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd. NW, about 3 miles from Atlantic Station and Georgia Tech.

The auditions include team-building challenges and an X-Factor-style panel interview, during which applicants speak or perform for two minutes about a topic they choose. An “Idea Factory” allows applicants to plan a special event for TopGolf.

The entertainment center offers golfing for all ages and skill levels, with technology that can track players’ shots. The center also features food and beverages and more than 230 high-definition flat-screen TVs.

TopGolf opened its first center on Westside Parkway in Alpharetta in May 2014.

For a schedule of TopGolf upcoming recruiting events click here. To apply online, click here.

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