Topgolf offers treats, sips, and 50% off gameplay. Posted: Oct 15, 2026 / 03:33 PM CDT Updated: Oct 15, 2026 / 11:39 AM CDT DALLAS (KDAF) - Topgolf has launched a limited-time Halloween promotion across participating venues, offering themed menu items, decor and custom music playlists through Nov. 1. The lineup, titled "Tricked Out Treats," features seasonal food and beverage items alongside limited gameplay discounts and golf lesson packages. The seasonal drink lineup features themed options such as the Haunted Marg, made with Ghost Spicy Blanco Tequila, blood orange, mango, a black lava salt rim and gummy worms. Venues are also offering Frozen Faves Made Spooky, which adds blackberry puree and gummy worms to frozen drinks, alongside the non-alcoholic Watermelon Patch drink. Additionally, a Vampire Transfusion cocktail served in a cocktail IV bag is available at select locations in Madison, Austin, Canton, Katy, Schaumburg, Centennial, Orlando, Chesterfield, Parsippany, Ontario, Brooklyn Center and Las Vegas. The menu also includes dessert options. Guests can order the Boneyard Brownie, topped with vanilla ice cream, whipped topping, caramel sauce, gummy worms and Halloween sprinkles. Other food items include a Cookie Butter Apple Crumble and Topgolf Donut Holes-In-One, which are served with a Pumpkin Spice Injector. Along with food and drink offerings, venues feature Halloween decor and seasonal music. Topgolf Radio added Halloween tracks to its station lineup on Oct. 1. Discount promotions and additional music releases are scheduled to launch later in the month. Starting Oct. 17, guests can use the code "BOO" to receive 50% off gameplay reservations made for Oct. 31, valid for one to two bays. A custom Halloween DJ playlist is set to launch on Oct. 22. Guests can reserve a bay at topgolf.com/us/plan-a-visit/. Additionally, the first 600 customers to purchase a lesson or gameplay package using the code "SCARY" at checkout will receive a limited-edition Black Clover Halloween hat. The themed promotion runs through Nov. 1 at participating venues. All facts in this report were gathered by journalists employed by CW33. Artificial intelligence tools were used to reformat information into a news article for our website. This report was edited and fact-checked by CW33 staff before being published.

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