In 2018, Brandon and Jennifer Robinson licensed a single mini-golf pub. They had a hunch people wanted more than just a bar. They wanted an experience.

They were more than right.

Five locations later, Tipsy Putt is boasting 5,188 active members and 22x revenue growth.

Over 10,000 people have downloaded Tipsy Putt’s app. The company has been featured on the Dan Patrick Show, and celebrity guests keep walking through the doors.

This is a proven, operating brand with a loyal fanbase and momentum that keeps compounding.

Now the Robinsons are opening their San Francisco flagship, and retail investors can own shares in the location before the 2027 grand opening.

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Tennessee Legislature Approves Controversial Redistricting Map to Split Memphis
Tennessee Republicans have officially passed a new U.S. House map that carves up the state’s last majority-Black district in Memphis. This move follows a recent Supreme Court ruling that significantly weakened federal Voting Rights Act protections, allowing states more leeway in mid-decade redistricting. Critics argue the new boundaries are a clear gerrymander designed to help Republicans capture all nine of Tennessee’s congressional seats in the upcoming November midterm elections.

White House Signals Progress on Peace Proposal to End War with Iran
President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have publicly stated that a peace deal with Iran could be only days away. While the administration claims the war’s primary objectives have been accomplished, missiles continue to fly, and the White House is facing domestic pressure to clarify the timeline for withdrawal. Recent reports suggest that Pakistan is acting as a mediator for messages between Washington and Tehran as both sides weigh a new memorandum to end the conflict.

Trump Abandons “Project Freedom” After Saudi Arabia Denies Airspace Access
The White House has been forced to scrap “Project Freedom,” a military plan intended to secure the Strait of Hormuz for international shipping. The cancellation came after Saudi Arabia and Kuwait unexpectedly suspended the U.S. military’s ability to use their bases and airspace for the operation. Saudi officials reportedly felt blindsided by the plan, leaving the U.S. without the necessary defensive cover to protect transiting vessels.

Commerce Secretary Lutnick Grilled by House Oversight Over Epstein Ties
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faced a grueling four-hour closed-door hearing before the House Oversight Committee regarding his historical connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Despite Lutnick’s past claims of severing ties in 2005, newly released Justice Department email records show continued contact years later. Democrats have accused the Secretary of being evasive, while some Republicans have expressed concern over inconsistencies in his testimony regarding visits to Epstein’s private island.

President Trump Meets with Brazil’s President Lula at the White House
In a pivotal diplomatic encounter, President Trump hosted Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to discuss organized crime and trade tensions. The meeting follows a period of strained relations after the U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on Brazilian goods, a move the administration previously tied to the prosecution of former President Jair Bolsonaro. Both leaders expressed hope that the dialogue would mark a “constructive” new chapter in bilateral relations despite the ongoing trade disputes.

Secretary Rubio Meets with Pope Leo XIV to Reset Vatican Relations
Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Pope Leo XIV in Rome today to repair a deepening rift over the administration’s foreign policy, particularly the war in Iran. Relations reached a low point recently with public exchanges between the Pope and the President regarding the humanitarian impact of the conflict. The Vatican described the meeting as a reset focused on the urgent need for global peace and stability.

Appeals Court Rejects Trump Administration’s Mandatory ICE Detention Policy
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit issued a divided ruling today, stating that the Trump administration cannot mandate the detention of the majority of people it seeks to deport without bond opportunities. The court found it “implausible” that a 30-year-old law justified such a sweeping new mandate. This ruling creates a significant legal split among federal courts, likely setting the stage for a Supreme Court showdown over immigration enforcement powers.

New Federal Legislation Introduced to Mandate Life Sentences for Political Assassination Attempts
Representative Buddy Carter introduced the “Zero Tolerance for Political Assassins Act,” which would require 25 years to life imprisonment for individuals attempting to assassinate federal officials. The bill covers the President, Vice President, Cabinet members, Supreme Court Justices, and Members of Congress. Carter cited the three assassination attempts survived by President Trump as the primary motivation for the legislation, blaming radicalized rhetoric for the rise in political violence.

Justice Department Sues Denver Over 37-Year-Old Assault Rifle Ban
The Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit challenging Denver’s longstanding ban on assault rifles, arguing it violates the Second Amendment. Federal prosecutors are citing recent Supreme Court precedents to claim that the firearms targeted by the city are ordinary semiautomatic rifles possessed by millions of law-abiding Americans. This move is seen as part of a broader administration effort to use federal power to dismantle local gun control measures.

Texas GOP Delegation Unites Behind Resolution to Repel Border “Invasion”
Every Republican member of the Texas congressional delegation has signed on to Representative Jodey Arrington’s resolution affirming a state’s right to defend itself against what they characterize as a border “invasion.” The resolution argues that states have constitutional authority to act when the federal government fails to secure the border. The unified backing from Texas Republicans is intended to pressure Congress into formalizing state-led enforcement measures ahead of the 2026 elections.

When an NBA superstar and a fan-favorite from Full House show up at your venue unprompted, something is working. That happened at Tipsy Putt when both Steph Curry and John Stamos became customers. Invest in Tipsy Putt’s new SF location.

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