The Uro Club Update | Shark Tank Season 1

Many golfers, especially those with urological conditions, often struggle with discomfort due to the lack of restrooms on golf courses. To address this issue, Dr. Floyd developed a discreet and practical solution specifically for golfers, filling a significant gap in the market. Will his invention secure him a deal? Discover more in our The Uro Club update and pitch recap.

If you’re short on time, here’s a quick overview of what happened to The Uro Club after Shark Tank.

Dr. Floyd pitched The Uro Club on Shark Tank Season 1, seeking $25,000 for 51% equity. After his presentation, he reached an agreement with Kevin Harrington for $25,000 for 70% equity.

In terms of The Uro Club update, the company hasn’t experienced any significant growth over the years but has managed to amass around $200,000 in lifetime sales.

Shark	Result
Kevin Harrington	Accepted offer of $25,000 for 70% equity
Kevin O’Leary	No offer
Barbara Corcoran	No offer
Daymond John	No offer
Robert Herjavec	No offer

Shark Tank The Uro Club Pitch

• Entrepreneur: Dr. Floyd Seskin
• Business: Urinal for golfers, disguised as a golf club
• Ask: $25,000 for 51%
• Result: $25,000 for 70%
• Shark: Kevin Harrington

Dr. Floyd quickly caught the sharks’ attention with his unique product, The Uro Club, and established his expertise in the field.

He explained that the Uro Club was designed to ease the anxiety and stress of being too far from a convenient place to relieve oneself.

Seeking an investment to expand manufacturing and marketing efforts, Dr. Floyd is on a mission to solve a common problem for male golfers in a way that’s convenient.

Moreover, the Uro Club is a clever solution for male golfers who need a discreet way to conduct business on the course.

It looks just like a standard 7-iron but has a hidden compartment in the grip that functions as a portable urinal. To use it, simply unscrew the cap.

Additionally, for added privacy, a waterproof towel, which can be wrapped around the waist, is included.

The Uro Club is compact and lightweight, and it fits easily into a golf bag and blends seamlessly with other clubs.

Furthermore, its leak-proof and odor-resistant design ensures hygienic use.

This makes it ideal for long rounds when restroom access is unavailable.

At first, the sharks found the idea humorous, with Robert Herjavec joking about how Barbara Corcoran would use it.

Dr. Floyd responded that he’d need to design a “pop-up tent” to modify the product for female golfers.

He then demonstrated how the included towel clips to the club and waistband provided a discreet cover.

However, the sharks weren’t convinced.

Kevin Harrington called the concept more of a joke and doubted its market potential.

Dr. Floyd countered by sharing that a locally aired infomercial of his product had already generated $70,000 in sales.

With a production cost of $8.43 and a retail price of $24.95 plus shipping, the Uro Club was turning a reasonable profit. This impressed the sharks.

Daymond John asked how much Dr. Floyd had invested. He revealed a $300,000 investment in production, trademarks, and other costs.

Upon hearing this, Daymond decided to exit the negotiations, saying that he didn’t know how to market the product.

Barbara and Robert also dropped out of the deal, citing a lack of personal connection to the product.

Kevin O’Leary shared similar concerns and chose not to make an offer.

Kevin H. took an interest in the business and made an offer of $25,000 for 70% equity which Dr. Floyd accepted the deal without hesitation.

Keep reading our Uro Club update to find out what happened next.

Shark Tank The Uro Club Update

Our The Uro Club update found that the deal with Kevin Harrington was not finalized.

Although companies that appear on Shark Tank typically gain massive media exposure and attention, the Uro Club never quite gained traction.

Yet, at the time of this writing, it has managed to stay in business over the years. The product is available for purchase on Amazon.

Further research for our The Uro Club update shows that their social media pages have been inactive since 2016.

However, the company has managed to amass around $200,000 in lifetime sales.

If we get another The Uro Club update, we will be sure to let you know.

Would you like to learn about the other companies featured in Season 1, Episode 10? Follow the links below for our other company updates from the episode.

• The Bobble Place Update
• Mr. Poncho Update
• JumpForward Update

Before you go, check out our Shark Tank Season 1 page for more updates.