sesky:When I was growing up, I used to go bowling quite a bit. TopGolf venues reminds me of the junior bowling league I used to be in on a Saturday morning. For most of the kids, it was a reason to get out of the house and go clowning around for a couple of hours. No real interest in bowling. When I got to the TopGolf venue, the first impressions I got were flashbacks to those bowling alley days and I agree Simon that it was not a good one.
Kids are kids, so you can cut them some slack. The ones I'm talking about, however, are full-grown adults acting like complete idiots! I love having a good time too, but a driving range is not the place for acting like you're in a club or a bar.
sesky: I understand the marketing side of things. Got to make money to keep the business afloat.
It's very simple. Restaurants should focus on serving clean, delicious food, and game companies should focus on providing fun, stable games. If you nail those basics, customers will follow.
Nothing's more laughable than a company that can't deliver on the product but obsesses over marketing. Just look at those thriving mom-and-pop restaurants. They let their food speak for itself!
sesky: Hopefully we'll see some real improvements in what I think we're all interested in. I want to enjoy good golfing gameplay. The more real it feels minus the glitches, the better.
Can't agree more. Well said! 👍 Cheers.