Share in our growth as we meet the demand for golf entertainment. Whether it’s an urban bar or an outdoor range, we can tailor our golf entertainment venues to 444+ cities.
At GolfSuites, we believe in creating long-term value for our investors. While we have no concrete exit plans as we’re currently focused on expanding our business, there are several potential ways your investment could generate returns in the future.
For the first time in history, golf participation exceeded 40M people. That’s thanks to the explosive, barrier-breaking popularity of golf entertainment venues – an industry projected to reach $37.5B1 by 2026.
There are 444 cities in the U.S. with 75,000+ people, showing our extensive expansion potential. In mid-2024, we’ll officially open our first GolfSuites City Club in St. Petersburg, Fla. But that’s not all…
A competitor's range can cost tens of millions of dollars – and that’s excluding the price of the 65,000+ square feet of land. GolfSuites cost no more than $15 million to build. Our model can be retrofitted to preexisting driving ranges, used for new construction, or applied to indoor venues. Our 40-bay venues can generate up to $4M in annual revenue.
While on-course growth is just 8% since 2017, off-course has increased 55%. A 2022 study showed 21M U.S. non-golfers are “very interested” in picking up the sport. The untapped market is still sizable if barriers – namely accessibility – are removed. Golf entertainment venues are doing just that, introducing new customers.
Unlike other investments, GolfSuites is one of the only opportunities open to everyday investors. Join Shark Tank’s Kevin Harrington by investing in GolfSuites.
45+ years of experience in real estate finance, ownership, and management
25 years of experience in real estate development, general contracting
Our price per share is $15
The minimum investment size for this current round is $750
GolfSuites stands out by combining entertainment with golf, creating a destination where golfers can enhance their skills, enjoy a fun atmosphere, and engage in the future of golf. Traditional facilities typically offer just a golfing experience.
The funds raised from this funding round will be instrumental in supporting our expansion efforts. We plan to use the proceeds to expand our presence into new areas and additional sites. This expansion will allow us to reach a broader audience and grow our business in strategic locations.
No, costs are the same, regardless of how you invest
Investing in startups is risky and there is no guarantee you will get a return on your investment. However, an exit opens up the opportunity where you could convert your shares into cash or a more liquid asset. Exits include going public, getting acquired by a larger company, or our company buying back shares. If the value of our company grows, then you have a higher potential of making a profit on your investment during one of these exits.
The plan is to build a successful, valuable company. Exit opportunities like an acquisition or IPO could follow in due course. Please thoroughly reach the Offering Circular for full understanding.
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*Harrington TV was compensated $7,500 for a few months promotional expenses and creating a bunch of websites for us. Kevin wanted to help and got some stock. Pretty cool if I do say so myself. Most other celebs would have been like eleventy billion dollars.
1 – https://www.technavio.com/report/family-entertainment-center-market-industry-analysis
An offering statement for this investment has been filed with the SEC and qualified, meaning the company may sell the described securities. However, the SEC has not approved, reviewed, or confirmed the accuracy or completeness of the information in the statement. You can access the offering circular here. Please read the offering circular before making any investment. The offering materials may include forward-looking statements about the company, its business plan, and its industry. These statements reflect management’s current views and assumptions but are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ significantly. Investors should not rely on these statements, which are only accurate as of their date. The company has no obligation to update them to reflect future events.
