Topgolf cuts prices at all three Colorado locations

Good news for Colorado golfers or people who aren’t really golfers but will go to TopGolf because you don’t have to know what you’re doing. Topgolf just cut its prices, and that includes all three of its Colorado locations.

The golf entertainment chain says it lowered gameplay rates by an average of more than 20% at its 100-plus U.S. venues. The new prices started Monday, Nov. 9. This isn’t a holiday sale. Topgolf says the change is permanent, and you don’t need a coupon or promo code. Just book a bay or walk in. CEO David McKillips says he visited the company’s venues during his first 100 days on the job and kept hearing the same thing from guests: they loved it, but the prices were too high to keep coming back. “The cost of fun just got more affordable,” he said.

In Colorado, that means cheaper swings in Centennial, Thornton and Colorado Springs. All three are open year-round with heated bays. So when the snow finally shows up in Denver (any day now, right?), you can still work on your drive while the rest of the courses are buried. Golfers here also get the Mile High bonus. The ball flies farther in thin air, so your 7-iron might finally make it to the far target. At least that’s what we’ll tell our buddies.

One catch: the price cut is for gameplay, not the food. Wings, nachos and drinks cost the same as before. Prices also vary by venue, day and time, so check your location’s booking page before you head out. Topgolf is also adding new arcade games at every U.S. venue by the end of the year.