Dragons’ Den viewers were taken by surprise when a teacher named Glyn Richards secured three five-figure investment offers for his unique take on golf. Glyn pitched his idea for a finger golf game, a miniaturized version of the sport played with tiny clubs and balls. The show’s dragons, Peter Jones and Steven Bartlett, were so intrigued that they couldn’t wait to try the product before Glyn even began his pitch. Glyn asked for £30,000 in exchange for a 15% stake in his business. During the demonstration, Peter and Steven had a great time playing with the miniature equipment, while other dragons, including Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, and Jenna Meek, raised concerns about the product’s price and marketability. Glyn explained that the game would retail for £30, despite costing just £2.53 to produce. Touker Suleyman was quick to question the price, saying, “It’s a lot of money for that,” and later admitted he would struggle to sell the game at that price. Deborah Meaden echoed the sentiment, calling £30 a “big ask” and suggesting a lower price point of £19.99. However, Peter Jones was eager to invest and immediately offered to buy the entire business for 30% of the company, which was double what Glyn had requested. This move confused some viewers, with social media users questioning whether Peter was joking or making a serious offer. Critics online were skeptical of the product’s value, with many comparing it to Subbuteo, a classic table football-style game that has fallen out of favor. Some viewers called the £30 price tag unreasonable, given the low production cost, while others found the design unappealing, calling it “clunky” and “extortionate.” Despite the mixed reactions, Glyn managed to secure three offers from the dragons, with Touker and Jenna matching Peter’s proposal. In the end, Glyn accepted Peter’s offer and left the show thrilled. He expressed his excitement about partnering with Peter Jones, saying it would open many doors and lead to an exciting future for his business.