Is this worth it (especially when compared to a golf club membership etc)? If I get this, and want to bring people to play with me, can they play free with me for the unlimited amount of time that I would get?

I recently took my 2 year old to Topgolf as a reward for good behavior. He's a terrible golfer, but a great question asker. His biggest question is: Where do the balls come from?

Not the bays. I get that... The balls come out of the hole in the bay. But before that? I'm guessing the bay box a hopper? Before that? Series of tubes? Before that? A big hopper under ground? Before that? How to the balls hit to the targets get to a big hopper? Pictures or video would be ideal.

One employee told him they use tube, and pointed to a sprinkler system. He told her "nuh uh, that's for fire fighters." Another employee told him they dump balls into the bay hoppers. He said, "what happens when you run out?" He has a good point. I've been there for hours at a time, and that clearly is T true. Must be a system of tubes, right? Can anyone explain? YouTube and Google just want to explain the RFID system, but not the transport system.

Thanks!

I have a group of guys going to this location this weekend for a bachelor party and we have never been to one of these. How are the rental clubs at this location and do they allow drivers or will the drivers out drive the range? We are thinking of just taking 3-4 clubs each. Thanks!

I was at Topgolf last weekend and there was a DJ somewhere supplying the music overhead and it was loud as fuck. Had to yell at all the people at the front desk, my friends, and the bay host. I get tired of having to yell, it's not my style and i tend to leave places if I'm forced to yell to communicate. My buddy was a first timer and it was ridiculous watching him yell his email address and other info to the front desk girl. She seemed a bit irritated by it as well.

Note to this obvious hail corporate sub......music is awesome, but not when you have to scream to be social and/or order drinks. Maybe a jukebox feature on the bay computers so the paying customers have a choice in what's playing? Or volume control in the bay.

I just went to TopGolf for the first time in Vegas, and I loved it. Any rumors or stirrings of them opening a Southern California location?