Topgolf Las Vegas Kicks Off Football Season With $20 Sunday Funday
Topgolf Las Vegas, Summerlin & Henderson launch $20/hour Sunday Funday bays and a new game day menu — but the CFP trophy tour skips Nevada.
Topgolf's three Las Vegas-area venues — Las Vegas, Summerlin, and Henderson — are rolling out a refreshed Sunday Funday deal (bays start at $20/hour for up to six people), a returning Field Goal Challenge game, and a new football-themed menu including a $49.99 Game Day Platter.
Quick Facts
- What: Topgolf's football season promotions — Sunday Funday bay pricing, returning Field Goal Challenge game, new game day menu items
- Where: All Topgolf US venues, including the three Las Vegas-area locations (Las Vegas, Summerlin, Henderson)
- When: Now through football season 2026
- Price: Sunday Funday bays start at $20 per hour for up to six guests, booked online at participating locations
- Worth knowing: The College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy tour stops are confirmed for Fort Worth, The Colony, and Columbus — not Las Vegas, despite the CFP National Championship Game being played here in January 2027
Sunday Funday is the deal that actually matters for locals. Up to six people can book a bay starting at $20 an hour if you book online through a participating venue, and Topgolf is sweetening it this year with $1 Pepsi fountain drinks when you buy a food platter. That’s a group rate, not a per-person rate, which is the detail people miss — split six ways, an hour of bay time runs a little over three bucks a head before food. Whether that actually beats a sports bar depends on how many drinks your group orders, but as a flat floor for reserving space to watch a game with friends, it’s a reasonable one. Book through Topgolf's website to lock in the online rate; walk-in pricing can run higher depending on the venue and time slot.
The Field Goal Challenge is back too, and it’s the same two-mode setup Topgolf has run before: Free Play, where you pick your distance and go at your own pace, and Challenge Mode, which gives you ten shots to land five through the digital uprights at varying distances. It runs at every US venue. Topgolf is also expanding physical field goal posts — regulation-sized, installed out in the outfield — to 59 venues nationwide. The press materials don’t break down which specific locations get the outdoor posts versus just the digital in-bay game, so if that’s the deciding factor for you, it’s worth a call to your local venue before you show up expecting it.
The Menu Additions
Topgolf is adding a handful of football-specific items across all of its US venues, not just select ones. The Game Day Platter runs $49.99 to $51.99 and is built for groups — six cheesesteak sliders with peppers, onions, and cheese on King’s Hawaiian rolls, bacon ranch dip with kettle chips, loaded fries, and a choice of 12 bone-in or boneless wings. Topgolf lists it as good for up to six people, which lines up neatly with the Sunday Funday bay cap. Bavarian Pretzels are $13.99 to $14.99 for two oversized pretzels with spicy mustard, horseradish Dijon, and cheese sauce. And if you want a bigger beer, you can upgrade any draft to 22 ounces for an extra $2. Some venues are also running seasonal cocktails and drink promotions for the season, though those vary by location rather than being a national menu item.
None of this is groundbreaking bar food, and a cheesesteak slider platter isn’t a culinary event. What it is: reasonably priced, built for sharing, and available at every location instead of some kind of flagship-only rollout — which is more than you can say for a lot of chain promotions that only show up at the two biggest venues in a market.
The Trophy Tour Skips Las Vegas
This is the part of the announcement Las Vegas fans need to read carefully. Topgolf is hosting appearances of the College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy presented by Dr Pepper — the 24-karat-gold, 36.5-inch trophy handcrafted by artisans at UAP Polich Tallix in Walden, New York — at three confirmed venues this season: Topgolf Fort Worth on August 26, Topgolf The Colony on October 21, and Topgolf Columbus on December 15. That’s Texas, Texas, and Ohio. There’s no Las Vegas stop on the current schedule, even though the CFP National Championship Game itself is being played in Las Vegas in January 2027 — the trophy tour is skipping the city that’s hosting the actual game it belongs to. Topgolf notes the schedule is subject to change, so a fourth stop isn’t impossible, but nothing indicates Nevada is on the list right now. If you want to track additions, Topgolf says updates will run through its Instagram account.
David McKillips, Topgolf’s CEO, framed the season as an expansion of what the company already does well: interactive games layered onto football viewing, with the trophy tour as a new draw at select venues. It fits the existing model — Topgolf is the group-viewing option for people who want something to do with their hands between plays. Every venue has more than 100 HD screens spread across bays, the bar, and lounge seating, with surround sound built in, so the “watch the game” half of the pitch isn’t new. It’s the packaging around it that changed this year.
For the three Vegas-area venues, none of this requires advance planning beyond a normal Sunday reservation. Book a bay online, expect the $20-per-hour group rate for up to six people, order off the new football menu if you’re feeding a crowd, and don't count on seeing the CFP trophy in the building. That part of the promotion is happening a thousand miles away, even with the championship game itself landing in this city in five months.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy coming to a Las Vegas Topgolf?
No. The confirmed 2026 trophy tour stops are Topgolf Fort Worth (August 26), Topgolf The Colony (October 21), and Topgolf Columbus (December 15). No Nevada venue is currently on the schedule, even though the CFP National Championship Game itself will be played in Las Vegas in January 2027.
How much does Sunday Funday cost at Topgolf?
Bays start at $20 per hour for up to six guests when booked online at participating locations. Some venues add extra deals on top, like $1 Pepsi fountain drinks with a platter purchase.
What's in the Game Day Platter?
It includes six cheesesteak sliders on King's Hawaiian rolls, bacon ranch dip with kettle chips, loaded fries, and a choice of 12 bone-in or boneless wings. It costs $49.99 to $51.99 and is sized for groups up to six.
Is the Field Goal Challenge available at every Topgolf?
Yes, the digital Field Goal Challenge game is available at all US venues in both Free Play and Challenge Mode. The physical, regulation-sized field goal posts in the outfield are limited to 59 venues nationwide, so check with your local location if that's specifically what you want.
Do I need to book Sunday Funday in advance?
Booking online is how you get the $20-per-hour group rate at participating venues. Walk-in availability and pricing can vary by location and time slot.
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