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re: What happened to Top Golf?
Posted on 8/5/26 at 7:26 am to Kreg Jennings
Posted on 8/5/26 at 7:26 am to Kreg Jennings
The one in BR is in a cursed location.
That's where the Tinseltown theater was where some guy had his wife snatched up and murdered.
That's where the Tinseltown theater was where some guy had his wife snatched up and murdered.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 7:47 am to el Gaucho
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they lay out a bunch of cash and build a big facility and it is nice at first and the staff is good
The Hooters and Twin Peaks method. They staff with the hotter girls that they fly in for new locations and then after a bit, once they got demand going, they leave to go onto the next store and you're left with the trashy locals who don't care as much.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 8:16 am to Kreg Jennings
Private golf simulator places are in use now. You can get a monthly membership and it’s by reservation only. Most of them can be 24 hours a day. You get your own private bay. It’s by key card only. It’s awesome.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 9:01 am to Kreg Jennings
120 dollars at Top Golf is small potatoes.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 9:12 am to Kreg Jennings
The answer is simple....... CULCHA. Our nation has devolved into a third world country courtesy of King Obama.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 9:23 am to Kreg Jennings
I take the kids to the one in Lafayette every so often and we always enjoy it.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 9:39 am to el Gaucho
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they lay out a bunch of cash and build a big facility and it is nice at first and the staff is good and as time goes on the crowd trickles in and you have shootings in the parking lot and the staff doesn't want to work there anymore and you get bad staff which makes the good clientele leave and then it becomes a shell of what it was but there is still a big loan on the space and it was designed so specialized that no other business can buy it and it creeps along until the plug is pulled
Sounds eerily like apartment complexes without the section 8 bailout.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 9:41 am to Kreg Jennings
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But I’ve never known it to be hood / trashy. Just overpriced. Which I assume would keep the riff raff out.
I am constantly shocked at the expendable income of the hood people. I have means, but even still have certain restaurants or experiences that are 'special occasion'. On such occasions I'm shocked at the amount of EBT types dropping cash at a restaurant where the tasting menu is $300pp and wine is $30 a glass.
The price barrier keeping out riff-raff theory has been breached and I wish we could figure out how to plug it back up.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 10:03 am to Taffeta
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It’s just the natural progression. Once they leave the riff raff takes over.
Or the riff raff takes over and the normal people leave?
There are certain patterns to this within the restaurant industry and owners are frequently trying to tweak their business practices when they start to recognize that pattern because they know that once it is established as having hood clientele, the classier types move on.
A few things I've noticed with restaurants and what I would avoid at all costs to keep the place classy:
1) photo ops. Any decorated over the top backdrops, social media eye catchers, neon signs that say "You're Beautiful", etc...
2) "name brand" liquors such as Dom Perignon, Cristal, Opus One, etc.. and sweet cocktails. Strawberry flavored anything would not make my menu
3) gimmicky foods (ex: sparklers stuck in them) and generous portion sizes.
4) club music
Anytime establishments get into enforcing dress codes they get bad press, even if its just keeping your arse/tits covered, like at the Houston rodeo. So you have to be more subtle about how you curate your space.
not that any of this helps Top Golf..
This post was edited on 8/5/26 at 10:09 am
Posted on 8/5/26 at 11:06 am to el Gaucho
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shootings in the parking lot
I was thinking this would be a good band name, but then I realized it doesn't pop. However, with a revision:
Parking Lot Shooters
Bam! That's a great band name.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 11:21 am to Kreg Jennings
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What happened to Top Golf?
"TEENS" yogi.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 12:03 pm to Kreg Jennings
ChatGPT - turn OP into a counttry song:
"Beer Was Cold"
Verse 1
Well, we pulled up just before sundown,
Thought we'd knock a few golf balls around.
Neon lights and country songs,
Figured nothin' much could go wrong.
But the parking lot told a different tale,
Lifted trucks and tires wide as rails.
Everybody lookin' for a Friday night fight,
While I was just lookin' to hit one right.
Chorus
The beer was cold, the golf was fun,
Best part of the night by a mile, bar none.
But the food took forever, the fries were bland,
Couldn't get a napkin in my own two hands.
She was watchin' her phone instead of my table,
Manager leaned there just as able.
Spent a hundred twenty bucks just to find,
Sometimes good ain't worth your time.
Yeah, the beer was cold... but that's about all.
Verse 2
Asked for silverware, then asked again,
Started thinkin' maybe it was just pretend.
Burger showed up lookin' tired and worn,
Like it'd been sittin' there since early morn'.
Every screen was glowin' blue,
Everybody scrollin' like they always do.
Guess the world can wait when you're gettin' paid,
But the customer ain't the one gettin' played.
Chorus
The beer was cold, the golf was fun,
Best part of the night by a mile, bar none.
But the food took forever, the fries were bland,
Couldn't get a napkin in my own two hands.
She was watchin' her phone instead of my table,
Manager leaned there just as able.
Spent a hundred twenty bucks just to find,
Sometimes good ain't worth your time.
Yeah, the beer was cold... but that's about all.
Bridge
I ain't askin' for a five-star meal,
Just somebody who'll make it feel real.
Bring the ketchup, crack a smile,
Might've made it worth the while.
Final Chorus
The beer was cold, the golf was fine,
I'll remember every decent drive.
But if you're gonna charge that kind of cash,
You better earn it, not just ask.
I'll find an old range with a bucket of balls,
Where nobody's glued to a six-inch wall.
'Cause a good night's measured more than score—
And I don't think I'll be back no more.
Outro
Yeah, the beer was cold...
The golf was good...
Everything else?
Well... it wasn't.
"Beer Was Cold"
Verse 1
Well, we pulled up just before sundown,
Thought we'd knock a few golf balls around.
Neon lights and country songs,
Figured nothin' much could go wrong.
But the parking lot told a different tale,
Lifted trucks and tires wide as rails.
Everybody lookin' for a Friday night fight,
While I was just lookin' to hit one right.
Chorus
The beer was cold, the golf was fun,
Best part of the night by a mile, bar none.
But the food took forever, the fries were bland,
Couldn't get a napkin in my own two hands.
She was watchin' her phone instead of my table,
Manager leaned there just as able.
Spent a hundred twenty bucks just to find,
Sometimes good ain't worth your time.
Yeah, the beer was cold... but that's about all.
Verse 2
Asked for silverware, then asked again,
Started thinkin' maybe it was just pretend.
Burger showed up lookin' tired and worn,
Like it'd been sittin' there since early morn'.
Every screen was glowin' blue,
Everybody scrollin' like they always do.
Guess the world can wait when you're gettin' paid,
But the customer ain't the one gettin' played.
Chorus
The beer was cold, the golf was fun,
Best part of the night by a mile, bar none.
But the food took forever, the fries were bland,
Couldn't get a napkin in my own two hands.
She was watchin' her phone instead of my table,
Manager leaned there just as able.
Spent a hundred twenty bucks just to find,
Sometimes good ain't worth your time.
Yeah, the beer was cold... but that's about all.
Bridge
I ain't askin' for a five-star meal,
Just somebody who'll make it feel real.
Bring the ketchup, crack a smile,
Might've made it worth the while.
Final Chorus
The beer was cold, the golf was fine,
I'll remember every decent drive.
But if you're gonna charge that kind of cash,
You better earn it, not just ask.
I'll find an old range with a bucket of balls,
Where nobody's glued to a six-inch wall.
'Cause a good night's measured more than score—
And I don't think I'll be back no more.
Outro
Yeah, the beer was cold...
The golf was good...
Everything else?
Well... it wasn't.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 12:09 pm to Kreg Jennings
Chasing Aces in Bossier is surprisingly a much better experience than Top Golf.
The Par 3 course is a lot of fun and the putting course is nice.
Long drive contests, closest to the pin contests, Tuesday night scrambles. Pretty solid operation, hopefully it's sustainable.
The Par 3 course is a lot of fun and the putting course is nice.
Long drive contests, closest to the pin contests, Tuesday night scrambles. Pretty solid operation, hopefully it's sustainable.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 12:13 pm to Kreg Jennings
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Lots of squatted trucks, neck tats, hood rats and hillbillies. It was like Livingston Parish meets North Baton Rouge.
What exactly were you expecting?
I’m not sure that normal people ever actually go there of their own volition unless it’s for a corporate event of some sort. Same story in Northern Virginia. Place was trash but my company at the time would rent part of it out about once a year. Never felt the need to go on my own.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 1:04 pm to BabyTac
I use it this time of year because frick going to the driving range in August
Posted on 8/5/26 at 1:58 pm to Kreg Jennings
Jacked up the prices to keep the exact customers that inhabit the place out of there. Same as restaurants.
Posted on 8/5/26 at 2:50 pm to chuck1980
I haven't been since that shootout in the parking lot

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