PARANDPOUR
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A modern way to host golf

Par & Pour is built for play, practice, and gathering: premium simulators, a full bar, and spaces designed for groups of every skill level.

Whether guests are booking a bay after work, hosting a league night, or celebrating a milestone, the experience should feel effortless and elevated — that is the standard we bring to new markets.

“The future of golf hospitality blends serious practice with social energy — venues that welcome first-timers and low-handicaps on the same night.”

— Par & Pour concept team
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Indoor golf lounge and simulators
Brand and operations

A repeatable model

We combine simulator operations, F&B programming, and events into a playbook operators can execute with training and documented systems — so you are not inventing the wheel in every new city.

Team and guest experience

The opportunity

We are looking for owner-operators and investor groups who want to lead a flagship venue in their region. You bring local relationships and leadership; we bring the concept, launch support, and ongoing collaboration.

Indoor golf growth

Indoor momentum

Year-round play, shorter rounds, and group-friendly formats continue to pull new participants into the game. Purpose-built indoor venues are capturing that demand in cities across North America.

Next step

Want to know more? Tell us about your market

Share your preferred territory and background. Our team will follow up for a confidential introductory conversation — no obligation.

Frequently asked questions

Most prototypes target roughly 3,000–13,000 sq ft, depending on bay count, kitchen footprint, and seating. We help you translate a pro forma into a test-fit before you sign a lease.

Planning support covers design intent, equipment sourcing guidance, hiring playbooks, and opening marketing. After launch, you stay connected to menu updates, seasonal promotions, and operating reviews.

Timelines depend on real estate, permits, and financing. Once a site is committed and drawings are approved, a typical build-out often lands in the 12–16 week range for core construction — plus commissioning and training.

Yes — structure varies by market and partner profile. We review fees, royalties or marketing funds, and any shared services on a discovery call so expectations are clear before legal diligence.

Submit the form above with your territory and background. If there is mutual fit, we schedule an introductory call and share a high-level overview of economics and milestones.

Many groups combine operator equity with friends & family or institutional capital. A defined concept and unit-level model can make fundraising conversations more straightforward — we can discuss what materials exist at each stage.