Turn 80 sqm of underused floor space into the attraction people visit for — and come back for. Sixty seconds to learn, 20–30 minutes to play, and a payback window measured in months.
Four facts an operator needs in one glance — the format, the group size, the space it takes, and the day-one simplicity of installing it.
Nine themed holes, cue sticks instead of putters. Scorecards included. Pace flexes with how busy the course is.
Playable solo, in pairs or as a group of up to four. Works for dates, families and corporate parties.
Recommended ages 8 and up. Rules fit on a card. Players are competing on their first shot.
No electricity. Current staff. Three-hour install. We leave with a trading attraction.
The Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre has run Cue Golf since 2021. Across the network, six UK sites now trade on it — and the numbers below are only the headline.
The Flower Bowl flagship — annual revenue, 2021 launch to 2025 record year. Compounding growth every year since launch.
Hardware recovered in under four months at the Flower Bowl, with five years of continuous trading and compounding growth behind it. Everything from month four onwards is contribution to margin.
Revenue is a start. Revenue per square metre is the only honest measure of how hard a leisure attraction is working for its floor space.
Cue Golf is becoming our best activity in sales per square metre.
“Cue Golf has been a revelation — taking an unproductive space and becoming our best activity in sales per square metre.”
See it on the floor at the Flower Bowl flagship, or book a fifteen-minute call to walk through the unit economics, operator FAQs and commercial routes. We respond within 48 hours.
