The golf-themed bar backed by Wales and Spurs forward Gareth Bale will now open in the new year.
Par 59, a new bar, restaurant and mini-golf venue, was meant to open in Cardiff city centre this summer.
However the opening has now been moved to early 2021 as a result of Covid-19.
The venue, which is being developed by the team behind city centre's permanent, indoor street food market The Depot, is looking to tap into a growing market of combining pubs with social sports that has seen a rapid growth in recent years.
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Puttshack, a mini-golf bar, has four venues in London and the south-east, with a Miami venture in the pipeline. However, Par 59, unlike Puttshack, is for adults only.
When Par 59 opens it will mark a second step into the hospitality sector for the footballer, following on from his partnership with Brains Brewery and the opening of Elevens Bar & Grill in Cardiff in 2017.
Nick Saunders, who started The Depot and is the driving force behind the venture, pitched the idea to Jamie Humphrys, the managing director of Elevens Group Ltd, while playing a round of golf, of course.
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Mr Humphrys works closely with Bale and Brains on the development of Elevens Bar, and on ongoing promotions and ideas involving Bale. With Par 59 he will work in a similar way with Saunders, and they will both work with Bale on the elements which involve him, but the day to day management of Par 59 will be down to the general manager.
Elevens Group Ltd managing director Jamie Humphrys said, "Whilst the Par 59 refurbishment has been delayed by the Coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown measures, we are committed to the project.
"At the moment, we are on course to open in the first half of 2021 - but this will obviously be dependent on future lockdown restrictions etc."
Speaking to BusinessLive earlier in the year Mr Bale said the venture could lead expanding the Par 59 brand.
Mr Bale said: "We’ve seen the popularity of hybrid destinations and how kind of fun it is, but obviously at the moment we want to focus on Cardiff, establishing Par 59 and getting the business correct in Cardiff. Then if everything goes well we would look to go nationally and internationally. We believe in what we are doing and the aim is to become as big as we can."
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The name for the new bar venture comes from a sub-60 round being a massive achievement in golf – there have only been 10 in PGA Tour history.
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Looking to the future, Bale said that he anticipates making more moves into the industry.
"I’m not going to be playing football forever, so we are interested in doing these kind of things, especially in Wales as we want to give back to the city I was born in and we want to grow Cardiff as much as we can," he said.