Transworld Business Advisors announced the sale of The Range Boss, a golf instruction and training facility in Wickenburg, Arizona. The business has been rebranded under new ownership as White Rose Golf & Training Center.

The transaction involved an established business and a PGA Professional; the parties pursued an arrangement to continue and develop the instructional services of the facility rather than starting a new operation from scratch.

“Watching this transaction come together was incredibly rewarding,” said Ryan Armstrong, CBI President and Owner of Transworld Business Advisors Phoenix. “Our seller was ready for her next chapter, and our buyer brought the passion, experience, and long-term vision to take the business to the next level.”


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Gary Strode, the broker who sold The Range Boss, added, “Helping bring this transaction to a successful close was especially meaningful. It’s exciting to know the facility will continue serving the Wickenburg community while expanding opportunities for golfers of all ages and skill levels.”

The Range Boss now operates as White Rose Golf & Training Center, combining professional instruction with cutting-edge technology and expanded programming. In addition to private golf lessons, the center offers junior golf camps, custom club fitting, golf equipment sales, TrackMan simulator bays, league play and 24/7-member access, all while building upon the instruction-focused foundation established by The Range Boss.

“This transaction is a perfect example of entrepreneurship through acquisition in action,” said JT Tatem, President of Transworld Business Advisors. “Instead of starting from scratch, this buyer was able to step into an established business with an existing customer base and immediately begin growing it with his own expertise and vision. At the same time, our seller was able to confidently transition the business to someone who will continue serving the community. That’s exactly the kind of outcome we strive to create for both buyers and sellers.”

The sale reflects a growing trend of entrepreneurs choosing Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA)—purchasing established businesses with proven operations rather than launching startups from the ground up. For buyers, acquisition can provide an accelerated path to business ownership, while sellers gain confidence that the legacy they’ve built will continue under new leadership. Entrepreneurs interested in exploring business ownership can browse a substantial number of businesses currently for sale in Arizona on the Transworld Business Advisors Phoenix website, offering opportunities across a wide range of industries.