Meet Alex Tibbits

Welcome to the SwingLounge! It is a restaurant, full bar, and cutting-edge indoor golf simulator lounge—all under one roof. Whether you're here for a meal and cocktails, or a round of simulated golf with friends, our space is designed to deliver an unforgettable experience from start to finish. We are your party and event experts specializing in creating unique experiences providing a great spot for birthday parties, company events and lots more! At our downtown location, our restaurant features a diverse menu of chef-driven dishes. Every plate is thoughtfully prepared. Enjoy a relaxed and fun dining atmosphere perfect for lunch, dinner, date nights, and special occasions.  At our valley location, we have a limited but fun menu that is perfect for having some snacks while you golf. At the heart of our space is a vibrant, full-service bar offering a curated selection of wines, craft beers, and premium spirits. Our mixologists serve up signature cocktails alongside timeless favorites, ideal for get togethers or a nightcap. Elevate your entertainment experience in our state-of-the-art indoor golf simulator lounge. Featuring Trackman--an industry-leading technology, you can play virtual rounds on world-famous courses, enjoy interactive games, or even host private tournaments. Comfortable lounge seating, dedicated food and drink service, and a laid-back vibe make it perfect for both serious golfers and casual players. The Swing Lounge is ideal for private events, corporate outings, birthday parties, or a night out with friends. Whether you're dining, drinking, or golfing, every visit is a hole-in-one.

Alex Tibbits grew up in Olympia, WA. He played many sports including baseball, soccer, and tennis. At the age of 13 he decided to pursue tennis at a competitive level. After being an All-American tennis player for LC State, he became a tennis pro and played professional tennis. In the early '90s, he was the head tennis pro, gave lessons and ran a successful junior program at North Park Racquet Club in Spokane. His career in tennis came to an end when he injured his shoulder and back.

Alex turned to golf after he recovered from his tennis injuries. When Alex and his wife Rachel opened the Swing Lounge, Alex decided to return to teaching. Alex gives lessons for all levels. He trains a number of high school students as well as competitive golfers around the region.

Alex says, 'Giving lessons is the best part of my day.' Book a lesson with Alex in the evenings Monday through Friday or anytime on the weekend during business hours.