The Nash Casino sits inside the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua, New Hampshire, and it runs a Topgolf Swing Suite as one of its headline attractions. The venue bills itself as the largest entertainment destination in the state. A simulator bay inside a shopping mall casino is an unusual setup, and it works well for a group.
The Swing Suite is a private lounge with food and drinks available by phone from your seat. You can test your swing, play a round, or work through the immersive game menu, which covers the standard Topgolf multi-sport lineup. Call (603) 751-6274 to check on availability before making the trip.
The gaming floor around it is large. There are more than 1,000 gaming machines and 36 table games, covering the usual mix plus a range of newer electronic tables. A two-story sportsbook operates on site with betting on American and international events, and there is a dedicated card room with 19 tables.
Five separate food and drink locations operate inside the building. The categories tell you how varied they are: a cafe, a lounge bar, a sports bar, a steakhouse, and an udon noodle restaurant. That is a genuinely eclectic lineup for a casino, and it means a group with different tastes can all eat well.
The sportsbook doubles as a sports bar. It serves elevated bar bites and local craft beer, and the two-story layout means most seats have a view of a screen. If your plan is a bay hour followed by a game, the whole evening fits in one building without moving your car.
Club Nash is the rewards program, offering free play, dining perks, VIP access, and special events in exchange for points. New members are entered for free play prizes at signup. If you plan to visit more than once, signing up before your first bay booking is the obvious move.
Hours are the standout. The casino opens at nine in the morning every day and runs until two the next morning Sunday through Thursday, and until four on Friday and Saturday. Very little else in southern New Hampshire is open at three in the morning, and the Swing Suite sits inside that window.
The building is 21 and over, so this is not a family option. Parking is free in the mall lot, which is a real advantage over city casinos. The venue is wheelchair accessible at the entrance, in the lot, in the restrooms, and in the seating, and active military discounts are offered.
Nashua sits right on the Massachusetts border on Daniel Webster Highway, which makes this an easy trip from the northern Boston suburbs. New Hampshire has no sales tax, so the mall around the casino draws heavy cross-border traffic. Live performances are booked through the year on the property.
Guests rate The Nash 4.0 stars across roughly 1,086 Google reviews. Praise focuses on the staff, the cleanliness, and the free play promotions. For a golfer in southern New Hampshire, this is a late-night social bay with a large building around it, not a place to work on your swing.
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