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Topgolf Callaway just made a major move: it’s selling 60% of Topgolf and Toptracer to private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners for $1.1 billion USD. It’s a big reset moment and a sign that Callaway is shifting back toward being a pure golf brand, not a nightlife-and-wings entertainment empire. The deal comes only a few years after Callaway merged with Topgolf in a $2.6B USD all-stock blockbuster that was supposed to redefine the brand. And for a while, it did. Dozens of new Topgolf venues opened and the experience became a cultural gateway into the game. But building massive venues is expensive, and the business relies on constant foot traffic. When same-venue sales dipped in 2023 and early 2024, the stock price followed. Then things got complicated: Topgolf’s CEO stepped down, a planned corporate spin-off was pushed back and Callaway had to make a choice. This sale is that choice. Callaway will reportedly pocket around $770 million USD in cash, which is money that can immediately be used to pay down debt,  » Read More

SEATTLE (AP) — Whether it was teammates, coaches, kitchen crew or clubhouse managers, Josh Naylor felt abundantly comfortable across his three months with the Seattle Mariners. And thanks to a furry friend, Naylor felt right at home. A day removed from signing a $92.5 million, five-year contract, Naylor credited Seattle’s clubhouse Labrador retriever, Tucker, for helping win him over. Advertisement “When I found out we had Tucker, he put me over the edge, man,” Naylor said with a toothy grin. “I love that little guy.” Naylor loves Seattle, and vice versa. The 28-year-old free agent spent 54 games with the Mariners after being acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks ahead of the 2025 trade deadline and hit .299 with nine home runs, 33 RBIs and 19 stolen bases. Naylor endeared himself to the Seattle faithful with hard-nosed play, as well as for giving away pairs of his cleats to kids. “I always tell players, or even little kids I work with in the offseason sometimes, like,  » Read More

Snapchat has announced that it will soon launch a new “Topic Chats” feature, which will allow public discussions on any trending topic that users can participate in. It will also cluster any Snaps made on that topic to offer a visual perspective to the users. It’s sort of Snapchat’s take on apps like Clubhouse or X Communities. What is Snapchat’s Topic Chats Feature? With Topic Chats, Snapchat users will be able to have conversations on any popular subject. According to Snapchat’s announcement, Topic Chats will “bring our most popular chat features to public conversations about what’s happening in the world and in your community, and they cluster Snaps about that topic to make it easy to explore what’s happening visually.” Image Credit: Sergei Elagin / Shutterstock.com To enter a discussion, simply tap on the big yellow button that says, “Join the conversation”. It will be visible on Stories and Spotlight videos related to the said topic. Moreover, if you are already part of a group, you can jump into the discussion from your Snapchat Chat page.  » Read More

SEATTLE — Whether it was teammates, coaches, kitchen crew or clubhouse managers, Josh Naylor felt abundantly comfortable across his three months with the Seattle Mariners. And thanks to a furry friend, Naylor felt right at home. A day removed from signing a $92.5 million, five-year contract, Naylor credited Seattle’s clubhouse Labrador retriever, Tucker, for helping win him over. “When I found out we had Tucker, he put me over the edge, man,” Naylor said with a toothy grin. “I love that little guy.” Naylor loves Seattle, and vice versa. The 28-year-old free agent spent 54 games with the Mariners after being acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks ahead of the 2025 trade deadline and hit .299 with nine home runs, 33 RBIs and 19 stolen bases. Naylor endeared himself to the Seattle faithful with hard-nosed play, as well as for giving away pairs of his cleats to kids. “I always tell players, or even little kids I work with in the offseason sometimes, like, play for the little kid inside of you,” Naylor said.  » Read More

The Blue Melody Mystery Dinner Theatre Presents: Murder at the Company Feast Kane Industries is hosting its annual Thanksgiving Feast—and while the night begins with warm food, friendly fellowship, and polished corporate speeches, it doesn’t take long for things to spiral into total chaos. This year’s event turns sharply from festive to fatal in The Blue Melody Mystery Dinner Theatre’s newest interactive production, Murder at the Company Feast. Guests are invited to step straight into the drama as Kane Industries’ picture-perfect holiday celebration unravels in spectacular fashion. Secrets simmer, scandals bubble over, and even the décor seems a little too suspicious for comfort. With tensions rising and alliances forming at every table, it’s up to the audience to sift through the clues, interrogate the suspects, and uncover the truth before dessert is served. Set against the cozy backdrop of autumn leaves, candlelight, and corporate dysfunction, this immersive mystery blends comedy, suspense, and clever twists for a night guests won’t soon forget. 🗓️ Date: Saturday,  » Read More

New Delhi, Nov 17: The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA) on Monday alleged that Kashmiri students across several northern states are facing profiling, eviction and intimidation in the aftermath of the Red Fort blast in Delhi, and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to publicly intervene to “call off the vilification” of the community. Addressing a press conference here, JKSA National Convenor Nasir Khuehami said a “particular community is being targeted after the attack”, claiming that Kashmiri students are being harassed in universities and localities in states such as Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan and Delhi. “Kashmiri students believe in India’s democracy and in the mainstream, not in terrorism. But they are being profiled and vilified by authorities and local people across states. Many landlords have asked Kashmiri tenants to vacate their rooms, forcing several students to return home out of fear,” Khuehami said. He added that the association had “no objection to any investigation” into the blast, but demanded that the Centre ensure the safety of Kashmiri students and prevent “collective suspicion”. “We request the Prime Minister to make a public statement.  » Read More

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Back to the Indiana Hoosiers Newsfeed Before the season kicked off, the top Heisman Trophy candidates were quarterbacks Arch Manning from the Texas Longhorns, DJ Lagway from the Florida Gators, Garrett Nussmeier from the LSU Tigers, Cade Klubnik from the Clemson Tigers and LaNorris Sellers from the South Carolina Gamecocks. We've come miles and miles away from those top candidates and now have a few new leaders in the clubhouse after the 12th week of the season. Former Heisman Trophy winner and three time finalist Tim Tebow who now works for SEC Nation on ESPN had a few things to say about the race for the most prestigious award in all of college sports.  » Read More

Re-signing Kyle Schwarber is the Philadelphia Phillies' top priority this winter. However, they have other needs, especially if they trade Nick Castellanos and Alec Bohm, and could use some new faces in the clubhouse after two disappointing NLDS losses. Enter free agent Alex Bregman, who opted out of his deal with the Boston Red Sox. ESPN's Jeff Passan recently compiled a list of what he believes is each team's perfect offseason addition. For the Phillies, the MLB insider thinks third baseman Bregman is the ideal move for Philadelphia. The case can certainly be made that the second overall pick in the 2015 MLB Draft is the right kind of player the Phillies need to add to help win a World Series.  » Read More

Like most creative ideas for kids, the seed for Garden City’s new Culinary Clubhouse came from a mom, owner Sally Barrera, who saw an opportunity that wasn’t being met in her community. Inspired by her own children’s love of cooking, she created a space where young chefs could thrive. Two years in the making, Culinary Clubhouse is open, offering weekly 90-minute classes for $259 a month or $75 to drop in. At a recent session, pasta was on the agenda. Kids hand-rolled ravioli and stuffed it with plain cheese or butternut squash. Sampling (barring any allergies) is encouraged from an "at least try it mindset for picky eaters," Barrera said. Parents can watch their children through massive glass windows overlooking the two state-of-the-art kitchens. Kids listen, measure, stir, knead, roll, stuff and season their ingredients. For younger age groups, instructors cook each child’s food on the stove for consumption at the end of the class. Garden City's Culinary Clubhouse, a cooking school for kids. Credit: Newsday/Marie Elena Martinez "I've always tried to look for something that helps my daughter focus," said Jacqueline Rodriguez,  » Read More