Topgolf plans to cut corporate jobs ahead of its split with Callaway, Topgolf International CEO Artie Starrs said.

DALLAS — Topgolf will reduce labor at its corporate office in Dallas, a move announced ahead of the company’s split from Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp.

The number of layoffs was not disclosed, but Topgolf International CEO Artie Starrs confirmed the corporate reorganization in the company’s fourth quarter call Feb. 24.

“We are in the process of reorganizing with three clear intentions: one, optimized leadership focus around driving same-venue sales growth; two, simplify work for our venue team so they can focus on continued improvements in the in-bay experience; and three, further lower our cost base,” Starrs said.

He continued to say that streamlining Topgolf’s home office structure will better support its venues and help run a more agile organization.

“While this includes the incredibly difficult decision to reduce our corporate office labor costs, this shift allows us to further invest in areas of growth, implement initiatives at the venue more quickly and achieve stronger results overall,” a spokesperson for Topgolf told Dallas Business Journal.

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