Anonymous wrote:Better yet, just skip top golf entirely.

I went to TG for the first time last month and loved it. I definitely didn’t tip on the golf. I think I did 30% on the food. Waiter was decent and he did show us some stuff regarding the golf games. If people are tipping on food and golf at TG, I may have to start moonlighting there.

Anonymous wrote:Better yet, just skip top golf entirely.

Best answer!

Better yet, just skip top golf entirely.

Pro tip - get the Topgolf App and buy some gift cards/credits that often run $150 for $100 deals. That money is usable on gameplay only. When you get to TG, the bay fees will deduct from whatever is on your app, and the check the server brings you will be on food only.

You don't tip on the golf. Ridiculous.

I tip what I feel like. It's very liberating! If I feel like tipping 29.5% that's what I do. Sometimes I don't tip at all. Tipping hasn't gotten out of control and I don't play the game anymore

15% is a perfectly fine tip, on only the food and drink items.

Anonymous wrote:If you can’t afford to tip at least 20 percent then you should stay home. These servers get $2 hourly because they depend on the tips to pay their bills.

Yeah, OK waiter.
Get a better job.
Tell your manager its the business' responsibility to pay their employees before you leave.

Simple rule. Anyone (or the computer system they chose to deploy) who suggests a specific tip amount gets $0.

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Anonymous wrote:How did they make it seem you should tip on the $600? Was there a suggested tip amount on the receipt?

And yes the manager had my card and said people usually tip 20%, do you want me to run that?

Complain to the manager's manager and light them up on Yelp/Google.

I'd go back and intentionally spill a drink on the floor and leave.

Anonymous wrote:Do you tip on the rental of a bay?

Absolutely not

Do you tip on the rental of a bay?

Anonymous wrote:A lot of places also calculate tip on top of the total with tax. I tip on the subtotal.

+1 this is a common scam

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Anonymous wrote:How did they make it seem you should tip on the $600? Was there a suggested tip amount on the receipt?

And yes the manager had my card and said people usually tip 20%, do you want me to run that?

"Yes run that. $10 total tip please. We won't be back".

Tip on food and drink only. Also just do 15%. Make that the new norm.