A golf travel and hospitality company that people can't stop watching.
LOSCO sets up trips to great courses and great places, with lodging, food, transport and access handled end to end. Thirty to forty guests. The goal is the most unique golf experience anyone on the trip has ever had.
What makes it different is how people find out about it. Every trip carries a cast of known personalities who love golf and love to gamble, playing for a bankroll on the course by day and live at the card table by night. The content makes people want to be there. The trip is what they buy.
Content to commerce. It's the thing this group knows better than anyone.
Confidential02Every golf tour operator sells the same courses and the same hotels. None of them can make you want it.
Pebble, Bandon, Scotland, Ireland. Same tee times, same lodges, same brochure. The operator competes on price and logistics.
Golf travel is bought on a friend's recommendation or a search result. No operator owns demand. No one has an audience.
A show people watch every week, a cast they follow, and one way to be in the room: book the trip. We don't buy demand. We make it.
Golf travel is a multi-billion-dollar category run like a booking desk. LOSCO runs it like a media company that happens to own the best trip in golf.
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Everything handled. Nothing you could book yourself.
- Lodging. Outstanding hotels or private estates. Included.
- Food. A chef, long dinners, the kitchen open late. Included.
- Transport. Door to door, seamless, nobody looks at a map.
- Access. Courses you couldn't otherwise get on. The goal over time is full course buyouts, the whole place to ourselves.
- The room. Guests travel, play, eat and spend the nights in the same venues as the cast. Watch the table from six feet away, or run your own game with the people you came with.
What a guest should say a month later: the most unique golf trip I've ever been on, and the hardest invite to get.
Confidential04Four nights, start to finish.
Door to door. Cast and guests meet at the house. Bankrolls issued on camera. The ledger opens.
Courses you can't otherwise get on. Cast matches live. Guests play the same course and run their own games.
Acey Deucey, live. Dinner that runs long. Guests at their own tables and around the main one.
Balances read. Highest balance wins the season. Everyone keeps what they won.
Episodes and clips drop. Next destination announced. Member booking opens first.
Confidential05Eight to twelve people you already watch, playing for real money, on camera, all trip long.
- Known personalities who love golf and are known for gambling, with an appetite to do it on camera. Some of the largest gambling creators and several notable names in golf are already committed.
- Our own stars, developed along the way. Open seats for guests and members who earn them. Breakouts come back as cast.
- Every player is bankrolled with the same starting balance. It rides the whole trip: golf wagers by day, cards by night.
- Bust and buy back in. Run out and you're welcome to gamble your own money. Nobody sits out. Everyone keeps what they win.
Confidential06One bankroll. Four days. Largest balance wins.
Eight to twelve featured players are issued the same bankroll on camera the night they arrive. Funded by the partner, not the player.
The main game, live. Fast hands, a pot that grows on its own, one card deciding it. Results post at settlement each night.
The bankroll rides the entire trip. Golf by day, cards by night. Every dollar won or lost moves the ledger.
Run out and you're welcome to gamble your own money. Nobody sits out. Personal money is tracked on the ledger the same way.
Nassaus, skins, presses, side action. Games set on the first tee, on camera. Results post after the round.
Last night, every balance is read. The largest balance wins the trip. Everyone keeps what they won.
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Acey Deucey. Not poker.
Poker is on television every night. Acey Deucey has never had a camera on it, and it is built for one.
- Fast. Two cards up, call the third. A hand takes seconds. No one is waiting for a river.
- The pot grows on its own. Hit the post and you match the pot. A $500 game is a $20,000 game in an hour.
- Stress you can see. One card decides it, and everyone at the table knows what it costs if it's wrong.
- Non-stop action. The same pace as the course all day. Nothing in the show ever slows down.
Confidential08One number per player. Here is how it moves in a day.
Day 2 for one player, Cal. Starting bankroll $25,000. Every entry posts to the ledger on screen.
| When | What happened | Result | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | Carried in from Day 1 | $26,200 | |
| 1st tee | $1,000 Nassau vs Marcus, auto two-down presses | ||
| Front | Lost the front, won one press | $0 | $26,200 |
| Back | Won the back and the overall | +$2,000 | $28,200 |
| Side | $500 skins with the group, took three | +$1,500 | $29,700 |
| Side | $2,000 closest-to-pin on 17, lost | −$2,000 | $27,700 |
| Night | Acey Deucey, two hours. Hit the post once for $4,000, won it back and more | +$3,700 | $31,400 |
| Close | Posted to the board, read aloud at the table | +$5,200 | $31,400 |
The board at Night 2 close.
Golf posts after the round, table action at the close of each night. Shared pots are tracked separately so balances always reconcile. Players on their own money are flagged. Night 4, every balance is read, largest wins, everyone keeps what they won.
Confidential09Live golf gambling doesn't exist. We'll be the ones doing it.
As much of the trip as possible goes out live: the matches, the table, the settlements. VOD episodes and clips are cut from the live feed afterward. Poker streaming built a whole category on watching people wager. Golf has never had it.
- Live. Golf matches and the nightly table, on the cast's channels and ours.
- Episodes. Every trip is a season, cut from the live feed.
- Clips. Endless. Every hole and every hand produces one.
Guests are never part of the production beyond being the room around the table.
Confidential10We don't start from zero. The cast is the distribution.
Every featured player posts the trip to an audience that already follows them for exactly this. Eight to twelve substantial channels, one trip, one weekend.
Notable founders with their own reach carry the first season while LOSCO's channels are built.
The destination. Live, episodes and clips on channels we own, with an audience we own, so the asset is ours and not rented.
The content-to-commerce playbook: audiences we can reach, a show worth watching, and one call to action. Get on the trip.
Confidential11A membership, and the trips it gets you into.
- Priority booking on every trip
- Member pricing on seats
- Members-only trips as the calendar grows
- The community between trips: the live watch, the games, the group
- Four nights, lodging, food, transport and course access included
- Priced by destination; premium rises as access improves
- Members book first and pay less; non-members take what's left
- Thirty to forty guests per trip
- A casino or gambling partner takes all or most guest seats
- A hospitality reward for their best customers, an experience they can't get anywhere else
- One more reason to gamble with that house
- Zero acquisition cost for LOSCO
Year one pricing. The plan is premium pricing from year two as course access and the audience grow. Eventually, trips are members only.
Confidential12One partner funds the bankrolls, takes the title, and fills the room.
A substantial gambling partner is the plan for year one. Their money is the starting balance in every player's hand. Their name is on the ledger in every segment, on the table every night, and on the show. And their best customers are the guests.
The bankroll scales with the partner. Bigger partner, bigger stakes, bigger show.
Confidential13Free trip. Someone else's bankroll. Keep what you win.
- The baseline deal. The trip is covered, the bankroll is provided, and the player keeps every dollar they win. For people who love this anyway, that is the offer.
- Appearance fees where needed. Some regulars and stars will require them. We look first for the ones who don't.
- A roster, not a fixed cast. Eight to twelve per trip drawn from a larger group. Regulars return, seats rotate, new people earn their way in.
- The brand stays ours. No cast equity. LOSCO outlives any lineup.
Confidential14Four lines, one flywheel.
Thirty to forty seats a trip at a premium, plus an annual membership base that books first. The core hospitality business.
Title position, bankrolls, the ledger, the room. The largest single check and the one that makes the show possible at scale.
Spirits, apparel, equipment, travel in the house and on the course. Platform revenue where eligible. Licensing later.
Whole-trip purchases by casinos for their high rollers. Full price, no acquisition cost, and a show built around their customers.
The content fills the trips. The trips make the content. The partner pays for the stakes. Every turn makes the next trip easier to sell and more expensive to buy.
Confidential15Four trips. Make the content undeniable. Lock the partner.
| Per year, four trips | Season one |
|---|---|
| Guest seats · 35 × $7,500 × 4 | $1.05M |
| Membership · 100 members × $2,000 | $200K |
| Gambling partner · title, bankrolls, room | $3.0M target |
| Brand partners | $400K |
| AdSense · 3M views a month × $25 CPM | $900K |
| Revenue | $5.55M |
| Trip delivery · ~55 heads × ~$9K × 4 | $1.98M |
| Bankrolls · 10 × $25K × 4, funded by partner | $1.0M |
| Production, live and post · 4 trips | $300K |
| Cast fees, travel included above | $300K |
| Team and overhead | $600K |
| Result | ~$1.37M |
What year one is for
Top-level content and strong distribution. Prove the show, the cast and that watching converts to booking. That earns year two: better course access, buyouts, and premium pricing on every seat.
Without the partner, year one runs at a loss and the bankrolls shrink to $25K self-funded. The partner is the difference between a pilot and a business.
Working estimates, not forecasts. Partner value, view counts and trip cost per head are the swing variables. AdSense shown where eligible.
Confidential16Eight trips. $10,000 minimum for a seat. Members first.
| Per year, eight trips | Year one | Year two |
|---|---|---|
| Guest seats · 35 × $7,500 → $10,000 min | $1.05M | $2.8M |
| Membership · 100 → 400 × $2,000 | $200K | $800K |
| Gambling partner · proven season | $3.0M | $5.0M |
| Brand partners | $400K | $800K |
| AdSense · 3M → 6M views a month × $25 CPM | $900K | $1.8M |
| Revenue | $5.55M | $11.2M |
| Trip delivery · ~55 heads × ~$9K | $1.98M | $3.96M |
| Bankrolls · partner-funded | $1.0M | $2.0M |
| Production, live and post | $300K | $600K |
| Cast fees | $300K | $500K |
| Team and overhead | $600K | $900K |
| Result | ~$1.37M | ~$3.2M |
What year two buys
- Better courses. A proven season opens doors. Buyouts where we can get them.
- Premium seats. $10,000 minimum, by destination, with members booking first.
- Twice the calendar. Eight trips, two a quarter, on the way to one a month.
- Our own channels. Live, episodes and clips on channels LOSCO owns, with the audience to match.
Working estimates, not forecasts. Year two assumes the partner renews at a higher value on a proven season.
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For the people who want to stay a little longer.