Kevin Hart and Topgolf, a chain of high-tech sports complexes, are partnering with Taco Bell on an “unconventional” nine-hole golf tournament in Orange County.
Nine fans will have a shot at participating in the event, Live Mas Open, hosted by the comedian on Nov. 2 at The Ranch at Laguna Beach, according to a news release from the Irvine-based fast food giant.
The Ranch is an 87-acre resort in a canyon near Aliso Beach. It has a nine-hole course.
Nine foursomes will compete in the tournament, each with one fan, a celebrity, an athlete and a creator, the news release said.
The winning foursome will get a trophy, purple jackets and the ability to bring back a Taco menu item for a limited time at participating locations in 2027.
The tourney will include a live team draft and “exclusive golf-inspired food and beverages,” the news release said.
To qualify, golfers must play a golf game called Shot Shuttle at Topgolf between Thursday, Sept. 10 and Sept. 27. There are three Southern California locations, in Ontario, Montebello and El Segundo.
To enter and get more details, visit topgolf.com/livemas
Taco Bell occasionally does elaborate promotions open to a few fans, including creating a San Diego “retirement community” in 2024 and taking over a Palm Springs hotel in 2019.
Taco Bell is currently serving a limited-time Decades Menu with items that hearken back to 2016, including the Naked Chicken Chalupa with a shell made out of chicken meat. Other featured items include a partnership with Olivia Rodrigo called Pretty Pink Baja Blast, which is available at at Taco Bell’s Live Mas Cafes.
Information: tacobell.com
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