A massive retail property is on the market that could have the sellers seeing green.
The building that is home to the PGA Tour Superstore is for sale for $7.12 million or $203.85 per square foot, according to a listing.
The 3-acre property at 996 Breckenridge Lane is currently owned by the University of Louisville Real Estate Foundation Inc., which purchased the site in 2015 for $7 million, according to a deed filed with the Jefferson County Clerk’s Office.
The 34,953-square-foot building is adjacent to popular retailers such as Home Depot and Hobby Lobby, as well as restaurants like Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, Chick-fil-A and Red Lobster.
The store is PGA Tour Superstore’s first in the area, opening in 2025 inside the former Bed Bath & Beyond space in Breckenridge Plaza, near Big Springs Country Club.
PGA Tour Superstore sells golf clubs, balls, shoes, apparel and accessories for men, women and kids, as well as pickleball and tennis gear. The Louisville store features a 1,494-square-foot putting green, four golf simulators, club fittings and two practice and hitting bays.
PGA Tour Superstore also offers lessons from professionals and on-site club regrouping and repairs. It employs 30 to 40 people.
PGA Tour Superstore recently executed a new 10-year lease with multiple options to extend, according to the listing, creating a potential total lease term of 25 years. The lease also provides for approximately 8% increases every five years.
“This low-management structure requires minimal landlord responsibilities, with the tenant responsible for interior improvements, HVAC maintenance, and the reimbursement of property taxes, insurance, and common area maintenance,” the listing states. “The tenant, PGA Tour Superstore, represents the absolute pinnacle of specialty sports retail with institutional-grade backing. The company is owned and operated by billionaire entrepreneur Arthur Blank’s AMB Group (the private holding structure behind the Atlanta Falcons and The Home Depot), ensuring unmatched operational stability and long-term financial security.”
Scott DeYoung, Jeff Conover and Greg Lukosky of Irvine, California-based Faris Lee Investments and Justin Baker and Michael Tabor of Louisville-based TRIO Commercial Property Group are co-listing the property.
The possible sale comes as several golf attractions have opened in the Louisville area in recent months.
Another Nine golf simulators plans to open three area locations, beginning in East Louisville.
Earlier this year, Back Nine Golf opened its first Louisville-area location inside the Holiday Manor shopping center at 2226 Holiday Manor Court. Back Nine Golf offers Full Swing Pro golf simulators, with 24/7 access for members. The brand holds tournaments, events and kid's camps, as well as corporate member options.
Five Iron Golf opened its second Louisville location in December inside the PNC Tower at 104 S. 4th St. That location features six TrackMan-brand golf simulators and joins its NuLu store, which opened in May 2024.
Also in 2024, indoor mini golf attraction Puttshack opened at Oxmoor Center in St. Matthews and South Seas, a Butchertown bar, added a mini golf course to its venue.
By Joel Stinnett – Senior reporter, Louisville Business First
Jun 12, 2026
Updated Jun 15, 2026 10:26am EDT
