San Angelo Golf Simulator Projects Join Building Report
Two indoor golf facilities were included in the city's September 2026 building permit summary.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Construction

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San Angelo city records from September 2026 highlight two upcoming indoor golf simulator developments. These additions join a broader list of commercial construction projects across the city.
Why it matters
The expansion of entertainment venues like these simulators suggests a diversifying local commercial landscape. These projects sit alongside major educational and infrastructure developments currently moving through the city's permitting process.
Birdies is valued at $100,000 for a 2,400-square-foot renovation, while The Back 9 Golf is valued at $450,000 for a 3,248-square-foot build-out. Other active permits include a $2,890,000 investment for Sunset Eyecare.
The players
SAISD
The San Angelo Independent School District oversees local educational infrastructure including pending projects at Central High School and Fannin Elementary.
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
This state agency manages the registration and regulatory compliance for various commercial construction and facility projects across Texas.
The details
Birdies, located at 61 N. Chadbourne St., involves structural modifications and interior finishes. The Back 9 Golf, situated at 4525 North Bentwood Dr., will offer 24/7 access to its simulator bays.
Timeline
August 2026: Birdies registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
September 2026: Birdies construction is targeted to begin.
October 2026: Construction begins for The Back 9 Golf.
March 2027: Target completion date for The Back 9 Golf.
May 2027: Target completion date for Birdies.
Market Landscape
These golf simulator projects reflect a trend of repurposing interior spaces for experiential commercial use in San Angelo. This activity contrasts with the larger-scale institutional development projects currently tracked in the city's official records.
Residents can expect new 24/7 entertainment options once construction concludes in early 2027. These developments represent a change in how commercial space is utilized within the city's retail districts.
The takeaway
These developments highlight a shift toward specialized leisure venues in the local market. Investors and residents should monitor future permit filings to see if this trend of experiential retail continues.
Further reading
Find more updates on regional infrastructure in the San Angelo Construction section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by San Angelo LIVE!.
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