Compass brings a trailer bar and bartenders to wherever the bachelor party is: golf course, backyard, driveway, or tailgate lot.
The trailer has already worked two golf outings, a fantasy draft party, and a MetLife tailgate this season. The photos on this page are those days.
A short, strong menu named for the groom: whiskey, tequila, a batched signature, cold beer, one zero proof pour.
BYOB: bottles at retail from our list, everything else on the trailer. Leftovers go home with the groom.
The Bar Should Come To The Weekend
Here is the plan that keeps a bachelor party in one piece: the bar follows the group instead of the group chasing the bar. The trailer has already worked every room a bachelor weekend happens in. It poured at the turn of a golf outing in July and a charity round in September. It poured a fantasy draft in a backyard with a first round pick named after a drink. And it spent a Sunday in Lot J3 at MetLife for a Giants tailgate. Those are not hypotheticals. Those are the photos on this page.
The trailer on the course. Carts pull up, drinks go out, the group stays on pace.
What The Trailer Brings
A Short, Strong MenuThree or four drinks built with the groom: a smoked Old Fashioned, a tequila or mezcal option, a batched signature named for him, and cold beer on ice. One zero proof pour for whoever is driving.
The Shopping ListCompass runs BYOB. You buy the bottles from a list sized to the group and the day, we bring the mixers, ice, cups, garnishes, and the bartenders. Leftovers go home with the groom.
Anywhere With Two Parking SpacesGolf course, backyard, driveway, stadium lot. The trailer carries its own power and water, sets up in about an hour, and leaves nothing behind.
Bartenders Who Keep PaceBartenders who have served foursomes at the turn and a stadium lot at nine in the morning. The line never forms, and nobody in the group works the bar.
Bottles at retail from the shopping list instead of a bar tab for twelve, and whatever is left over comes home. That is usually the moment the best man stops reading and books.
Three Ways This Runs
The golf day. The trailer parks at the turn or by the clubhouse and pours as foursomes come through, then stays for the nineteenth hole. The corporate event guide covers how we coordinate with a course, and the same rules apply to a private outing.
The backyard. Fire pit across the yard from the trailer, cornhole in between, whiskey drinks and a batched signature. The fall backyard guide is the layout playbook, and it is written for exactly this weather.
The tailgate. A lot number and a kickoff time is all we need. The trailer brings the bar, the menu board, and the crab leg Bloody Mary if you want it.
Send the date, where the weekend is, and roughly how many guys. We build the menu with the groom or the best man, send the shopping list two weeks out, and show up early. For the weekend by weekend version, the Jersey Shore bach weekend bar guide covers quantities for a group and the rental rules worth checking before you commit to a house.
Check Your Date
Thirty seconds. We confirm the date, build the menu with the groom, and send the list.
Questions, Answered
Yes, and it has. The trailer worked two Ocean County golf outings this season, parked at the turn or by the clubhouse, pouring for foursomes as they came through. Courses need to allow outside bar service, and we coordinate placement and timing with the pro shop.
Usually tight and strong: an Old Fashioned or a smoked whiskey drink, a tequila or mezcal option, a batched signature named for the groom, cold beer on ice, and one zero proof pour for the designated drivers. Short menus keep the line moving and the group together.
You buy from our shopping list, we bring bartenders, mixers, ice, cups, garnishes, and the trailer. It costs less than a bar tab for the same group and nobody has to drive anywhere afterward.
Both. The trailer poured a stadium tailgate at MetLife in October and a fantasy draft party in a backyard in August. Any lot or lawn with a two car space works, and the trailer brings its own power and water.
Golf outing dates and fall Saturdays are the first to go. If the weekend is set, reach out as soon as the house or the tee times are locked.
Bartender only service starts at $550. Trailer packages are quoted to your date, location, guest count, and hours, so send your date and we will price your exact event. Because Compass runs BYOB, the alcohol is a separate, retail priced purchase you make from our shopping list.
Lock The Date Before The Tee Times Go
Golf weekends and fall Saturdays book first. Send the date and the plan and we will tell you if the trailer can make it.
