Mini Golf Ramps Up on Las Vegas Strip with Drinking Involved
In 2023, you'll have the chance to try a unique golf experience on the Las Vegas Strip when Swingers Crazy Golf opens in the Mandalay Bay resort. With over 40,000 square feet spread out across three floors, this adult miniature golf destination will offer something for everyone.
As reported by Bloomberg, Swingers presents five indoor courses, live DJs, a food hall, and cocktails for their 21 and over clientele. The "crazy golfers" can enjoy $17 frozen palomas while making their way through the courses.
Matt Grech-Smith, co-founder and co-CEO of Swingers, said they've always had an eye on Vegas, but the idea came from MGM Resorts International. Swingers started as a pop-up in a London warehouse in 2014. Currently, they have five locations, three in the US and two in London. Their New York City location welcomes around 8,000 players per week, and a game of golf there costs around $24.
Their upcoming expansion, which will also include a location in Dubai, is expected to cost $52 million. Cain International Advisers Ltd. is one of the companies funding this venture.
Drink Up!
"Our concept usually involves the English country golf club, so even though the venues are indoors, they have a feel of being outdoors with all the plants and trees," Grech-Smith said. "For Vegas, we wanted to take it up a notch. Instead of the English country golf club, let's make it the most amazing house party people have ever been to."
Swingers, a privately owned company, is predicted to bring in $60 million in revenue this year and $150 million by 2026, which could lead to a valuation of around $500 million.
"We're feeling confident about the future, and the fact that our investors have added more cash to our business shows they're optimistic, too," Grech-Smith told Bloomberg.
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