SWINGZONE

The minimum investment is €5,000, and you'll receive ordinary shares in return.

You may claim up to 50% income tax relief on your investment under the EIIS scheme, depending on eligibility and Revenue rules. The full relief is claimed in the tax year following your investment.

Any Irish taxpayer with qualifying income — including PAYE workers, landlords, and self-employed individuals — can claim EIIS relief. Companies cannot claim EIIS relief, only individual taxpayers.

Once we complete fundraising and receive our RICT number from Revenue, we'll issue a Statement of Qualification (SOQ). You include this with your tax return to claim the relief.

You can claim it in the tax year following the issue of the SOQ. For example, if the SOQ is issued in 2026, you claim in your 2026 tax return (filed in 2027).

EIIS shares must be held for a minimum of four years to retain the tax relief.

SwingZone operates under the self-certified EIIS model. We will obtain an official RICT number once fundraising is complete.

As with any early-stage business, there are risks. While EIIS provides generous tax relief, your capital is at risk and returns are not guaranteed.

The venue will be in Tallaght and the South-West Dublin area. We're currently identifying the optimal site with suitable ceiling height, accessibility, and parking.

We're targeting Q3 2026 for opening, subject to securing funding, finalising the site, and completing fit-out.

We're the first modern indoor golf venue in South-West Dublin, with a community-focused model built around memberships, leagues, and repeat usage. Our pricing (€30-€45/hour) is also more competitive than city centre competitors (€45-€60/hour).