Perhaps the "clubs" they have you use will be better now.
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I think the possibilities are endless.
Full fittings.
Entertainment and parties with real clubs.
Doing a better job to convince golfers it’s golf and non golfers it’s not.
Also a swing data gold mine if they have some of the bays have real balls and other data metrics. I can see them being able to utilize memberships to be able to track swing data if you wanted to provide that info and then track over time. I bet there is at least one or two folks interested in that. Then take that data and make club recommendations, or referrals for a complimentary fitting etc.I think the possibilities are endless.
Full fittings.
Entertainment and parties with real clubs.
Doing a better job to convince golfers it’s golf and non golfers it’s not.
Wonder if they can convince the whiners here in Louisville to let them open it
full fittings, there you got me.I think the possibilities are endless.
Full fittings.
Entertainment and parties with real clubs.
Doing a better job to convince golfers it’s golf and non golfers it’s not.
You are correct, last I heard they wanted to divest from T.G. and take the money and run. Must have decided it was a cash cow.Very interesting. My impression from afar was that the investor group wanted to cut expenses, streamline operations, focus on golf, etc.
I am not asking for a bunch of Mavrik and X Forged irons to be there, but something reasonably playable would be nice when you just want to have a few drinks, watch a game and mash some golf balls. As it is now, I have to bring my bag and I always feel awkward about it.
This was thoughts 1 through 5 for me. I will pay more to swing them, if they offer it.Does this mean that TopGolf will have actual golf clubs in their bays, instead of what can only be described as recycled soda cans filled with lead glued to the end of fishing poles?
That’s good to know, I am a member I think. I’ll check that out next time.If you are a member there they upgrade clubs are actually decent.
I'm sure you realize you can bring your own clubs if you want to. Actually, I thought the clubs were quite decent for those who choose not to bring their own clubs. This isn't the Masters tournament going on, it is an entertainment venue. When I head over to Topgolf I generally bring three of my own clubs depending on which ones I want to hit that particular day. I see this type of venue as a fellowship time over lunch and keeping the muscles lose sort of thing. It's very casual and the number of customers they have testifies to the quality of the business.Does this mean that TopGolf will have actual golf clubs in their bays, instead of what can only be described as recycled soda cans filled with lead glued to the end of fishing poles?
Good grief what a fiasco that has been eh?Wonder if they can convince the whiners here in Louisville to let them open it
I do realize, which is why I said as much 11 posts after the comment you quoted. I have been a few times, and even unlocked level two of Top Pressure once. I should put that in my signature now that I think about it.I'm sure you realize you can bring your own clubs if you want to. Actually, I thought the clubs were quite decent for those who choose not to bring their own clubs. This isn't the Masters tournament going on, it is an entertainment venue. When I head over to Topgolf I generally bring three of my own clubs depending on which ones I want to hit that particular day. I see this type of venue as a fellowship time over lunch and keeping the muscles lose sort of thing. It's very casual and the number of customers they have testifies to the quality of the business.
"Together, Callaway and Topgolf create an unrivaled golf and entertainment business," said Chip Brewer, President and Chief Executive Officer of Callaway. "This combination unites proven leaders with a shared passion for delivering exceptional golf experiences for all – from elite touring professionals to new and aspiring entrants to the game. We've long seen the value in Topgolf and we are confident that together, we can create a larger, higher growth, technology-enabled global golf and entertainment leader. Callaway's strong financial profile will enable the combined company to accelerate innovation, develop exciting new products and experiences, and create compelling value for shareholders, while providing the dedicated teams of both companies more opportunities to showcase their talents and complementary capabilities."
Somehow I feel this is a shot at me.Does this mean that TopGolf will have actual golf clubs in their bays, instead of what can only be described as recycled soda cans filled with lead glued to the end of fishing poles?