BrewDog Has Partnered With Five Iron Golf
The brewery will open the first branded indoor golf lounge at its Las Vegas location.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Casino

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Local diners and gamers will soon find Five Iron Golf technology at the BrewDog location in Las Vegas as part of a new licensing platform. The company launched the initiative to bring its branded indoor golf experiences into smaller, existing hospitality spaces.
Why it matters
The move marks a shift for Five Iron Golf to grow its brand footprint beyond full-scale venues by embedding its simulators into established businesses. It offers residents a new way to integrate sports entertainment into their outings at familiar valley establishments.
Five Iron Golf currently operates 50 venues across 7 countries. This new licensing platform represents their latest expansion effort, though the specific launch date for the local site has not yet been determined.
The players
Five Iron Golf
An indoor golf company that operates over 50 locations and is launching a new licensing platform.
BrewDog
The inaugural licensing partner that will host the first indoor golf lounge at its Las Vegas location.
The details
The licensing model allows BrewDog to integrate Five Iron branding, simulator technology, and design directly into its property. This format is flexible, ranging from installing a few simulator bays to converting a portion of the venue into a dedicated lounge. The initiative follows the company's announcement of a separate franchise model, Five Iron Studio, introduced earlier in 2026.
Timeline
October 8, 2026: Five Iron Lounge licensing platform was announced.
September 29, 2026: Five Iron Studio franchise model was announced.
2007: BrewDog was founded.
Beyond the Strip
This licensing platform follows the expansion pattern established by the Five Iron Studio franchise model announced in September 2026. The new format marks a shift to smaller-footprint environments compared to the company's established, full-scale flagship venues.
Visitors to the local BrewDog can expect to see simulator bays and lounge space installed on-site. Watch for future announcements regarding the installation schedule and official opening date for these new amenities.
The takeaway
The company is moving away from purely building large venues toward integrating technology into third-party spaces. Watch for updates from the local BrewDog location to see when the indoor golf bays become available for public use.
Further reading
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