The TRN Grandview brings “the turn” to Olde Town Arvada

New golf simulator/bar is now open

BY RYLEE DUNN RDUNN@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

Golfers have a term for where the front nine holes transition to the back nine: “the turn.” e turn is traditionally where players will break and enjoy a break and a refreshment — and now, that experience is available in the heart of Olde Town Arvada thanks to e TRN Grandview; a new bar and golf simulator located in the historic district.

TRN Grandview is located at 5601 Yukon Street and held its grand opening over the weekend of May 12 and 13.

“ e ‘TRN’ stands for the turn on Grandview, but it’s also the turn in golf between the 9th and the 10th holes when you typically have drinks and refreshments,” said TRN Grandview owner Kent McCurdy. “So, it’s kind of a dual thing.”

For the last 14 years, McCurdy has been the owner of Brute Force Training, a performance-focused athletic training center located just outside of Olde Town.

His love of golf, which McCurdy said is “something I enjoy doing with my friends,” inspired McCurdy to purchase the old mechanic shop at the corner of Grandview and Yukon — literally “the turn” into Olde Town.

“I love Arvada, I love the community,” McCurdy said. “Olde Town’s right here; I was just looking for something new to do. I started looking in Olde Town — I’ve always liked this building, in particular, it stands out a bit in Olde Town. So, I just thought that this would be a great t