The Premier Men's Networking & Golf Experience
"A lot of men don't have a consistent outlet. The Locker Room is that room."
Most networking events leave you fending for yourself — awkward small talk, no structure, no reason to go back. The Locker Room flips that. We pair curated expert education with real activity, then put you in the room with men who are building something.
Inspired by the exclusivity and community of Cam Newton's cigar lounge model, but built for the business-minded man who wants more than just golf — he wants direction, connection, and a room where he belongs.
Expert-led sessions on taxes, real estate, AI, finance, marketing, and more — structured like Ted Talks, not boring lectures.
Pre-matched connections based on your industry and goals. You know who you're meeting before you walk in the door.
Shotgun start golf tournament to finish the day. The relationships built on the course outlast the scorecard.
Walk away with real action items, new connections, and optionally, a community that keeps you moving forward month after month.
Every great room has great hosts. Cletis and Kyle open the event by setting the purpose, the tone, and the vision — so every man in the room knows exactly why he showed up.
Cletis is a marketing strategist and agency founder who has designed large-scale workshops for organizations like United Healthcare, the World Health Organization, and Eli Lilly. He brings the operational blueprint — the structure that turns a room full of strangers into a network. Avery Media is the engine behind the brand, content, and community growth.
Kyle brings the community vision — the idea that men who are building, grinding, and transitioning need more than hustle; they need structure, a room, and people who push them forward. A former athlete who knows firsthand what it's like to walk into a networking event with no roadmap, Kyle is building the space he wished existed.
Every minute is designed. From the breakfast handshake to the last putt on 18, you'll know exactly where you're going and why.
Real practitioners, not motivational speakers. Every expert teaches their domain in a structured 30-minute session — and opens the floor to your questions.
S-Corp vs. sole proprietor, tax thresholds, deductions you're leaving on the table. The kind of session you'd pay a course for — compressed into 30 minutes.
Building wealth through property — where to start, how to scale, and the deals most people overlook. From residential to commercial plays.
How AI is reshaping business right now, what tools to use today, and how to build competitive advantage before your competitors wake up.
Mergers, acquisitions, contracts, and the legal infrastructure every serious business owner needs. Especially for athletes and entertainers entering the business world.
From cash flow to investing, building generational wealth, and understanding the numbers behind a sustainable business.
Paid ads, content strategy, customer journey design, and building an audience that converts. Directly from the team behind The Locker Room's own marketing.
This isn't lecture-style learning. Every breakout is a working session — 10–15 men in a room with one expert, guided questions, and a team assignment that reports back to the full group.
15 minutes of focused teaching on one topic — practical, immediately applicable, zero fluff.
Structured discussion prompts keep the conversation meaningful. You're not just listening — you're applying it to your situation.
Your group agrees on one unified insight to bring back to the main room.
One team rep presents to the full room. The expert takes live questions from everyone.
Available Breakout Sessions
S-Corp setup, deductions, thresholds
FinanceInvestment strategies & wealth building
InvestingTools, automation, competitive edge
TechContracts, M&A, legal foundation
LegalSessions rotate in two rounds. Each attendee completes all four sessions across the morning — bringing back a full breadth of knowledge from every room.
After the morning sessions close, the whole group heads to the course. A shotgun start places all 18 foursomes simultaneously across the course — no waiting, no downtime, just 18 holes with men you've already spent a morning learning alongside.
Foursomes are intentionally curated based on the morning connections. The relationships built on the course are the ones that last. This is where the real deal-making happens — not in a conference room, but between holes 7 and 8.
The first event is priced to build the network and prove the model. Every ticket includes the full morning session, golf, food, and 2 drink passes.
50/50 split on every deal a speaker closes from attendees who were connected through The Locker Room. Code: LR20 tracks attribution.
Every session filmed. Recordings sold post-event at $97 for those who couldn't attend. The content lives on long after the day ends.
Once the email list grows, brands pay for access. A golf instructor with 1,000 warm business-owner leads? That's a premium placement, not a cold audience.
Monthly recurring revenue from the community layer. 100 members at $50/month = $5,000/month passively between events.
The event gets them in the door. The community keeps them in the room. After the first event, we survey attendees and build exactly what they ask for — but here's what we're envisioning.
Priced for accessibility. Not another group chat that costs you $300 and ghosts you with a PDF. Real access, real community.
The community isn't built on top of the event — it grows out of it. After the first event, we call every single attendee, ask what they'd pay for monthly, what format would make them come back, and what's missing from their professional life. We build exactly that.
The vision: men who came as strangers and now text each other before big moves. A room where the grinding solopreneur meets the eight-figure real estate guy, and where the information keeps flowing between events.
August 2026. 36–72 men. One clean execution. Collect every piece of data — what they loved, what they'd pay monthly, what topics they want more of.
Don't build a community on assumptions. Call every attendee. Ask what a $30/month membership would need to be worth $30 to them. Then build exactly that.
4 events per year at $500/ticket, 72 attendees = ~$100K annually from tickets alone. Add community, sponsorships, and speaker splits — the model multiplies fast.
Email list of 1,000+ business owners. Brands pay to reach them. The event expands to other cities. Foursomes become corporate packages. The model that started as fun becomes a real business.
Spots are limited to 72 men for the launch event. Drop your email and we'll send you everything you need — event details, pricing, and your pre-event connection profile.
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