Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Total revenue for Q2 2024 was 1.158billion,a2206 million, approximately flat compared to the previous year, exceeding expectations due to strong operational efficiencies [28][29] - Full year revenue expectations have been lowered by approximately 225milliontoarangeof4.2 billion to 4.26billion,withEBITDAoutlookrevisedto570 million to 590million[6][36]BusinessLinePerformanceChanges−Topgolfrevenuegrew5494 million, driven by new venue openings, with operating income up 28% year-over-year [30] - Golf Equipment revenue decreased 8% year-over-year to 414million,attributedtotimingofproductlaunchesandforeignexchangeheadwinds[31]−ActiveLifestylesegmentrevenuedecreased3193 million year-over-year, indicating effective inventory management [28][35] - Available liquidity increased by $136 million compared to the previous year, reflecting strong cash flow generation [28][32] Q&A Session Summary Question: Does the current same venue sales trajectory affect future unit growth at Topgolf? - Management believes it is essential to continue building venues, expecting to add an average of 10 per year starting in 2025, despite recent sales volatility [45] Question: What is the expected Q3 benefit from the APEX launch? - Management anticipates a slight benefit from launch timing in Q4 compared to Q3, with expectations for Golf Equipment to be up in the second half of the year [48][49] Question: What are the current pricing strategies at Topgolf? - Management acknowledges pricing as a concern for consumers and is focusing on selective promotions to drive traffic while protecting brand value [51][52] Question: Can you elaborate on the Topgolf strategic review? - The review is assessing all alternatives to maximize long-term shareholder value, including potential inorganic options [53][68] Question: How do the Golf Equipment and Topgolf consumers differ? - The Golf Equipment consumer is generally wealthier and less sensitive to economic downturns compared to the Topgolf consumer [56]