Fedor Gorst

Bonus targets and obstacles.

Huh.

Alongside its own venues and those operated by franchise partners, it's called Pool House.

Pool House plans to sell its equipment to pubs, bars, and other venues that want to update their existing pool tables.

Yeah, so it says, Steve, I don't know how to say his name, Jalifi said, more people play at Topgolf than on traditional golf courses in the U.S., and we aim to make an even greater impact on the world of pool.

We have a strong track record.

This project has been our most challenging endeavor yet.

That's exciting.

Maybe that'll do it.

I never even heard of it.

Well, if you get a bunch of guys that are already really successful at doing that with – the thing about golf, though, is like whacking a golf ball is really fun.

Yeah.

And then if you have like a big open pit where you can just whack a golf ball, you got like 100 yards, you can see how far people can whack a golf ball, and then you got a net at the end of it.

Yeah.

That's the most exciting thing.

A lot of people are going to do that.

Pool is like –

I don't know how to make a bridge.

You're holding your hand funny and it's like moving weird your arm.

I wonder how many people are going to get frustrated.