Brent Greenwood

Sport Clips recruits leaders, not passive investors, for its 1,800 locations.

Sport Clips franchise owners grow from one store to multiple locations with manager-led structure.

Sport Clips has 1,800 units with average gross sales of $419,485

Sport Clips franchise does not require hair care experience, focuses on leadership

Sport Clips Haircuts entered the second half of 2026 with growing development momentum, and August marked an important month in that trajectory.

Sport Clips targets growth in 4 regions with 1,800 units

Sport Clips expands with 1,800 units based on wait times.

Sport Clips built a men's grooming model with 1,800 locations.

In the haircut business, many concepts may look similar from the outside.

Brent Greenwood leads franchise sales at Sport Clips with a people-first approach

Sport Clips Haircuts is reopening the door to growth after taking the time to strengthen the business from the inside out.

Sport Clips Haircuts, the nearly 1,800-unit men's and boys' grooming franchise, is once again focused on net-positive growth, leveraging stronger infrastructure, new technology investments, improved support systems, and

Sport Clips franchisees can scale to over 50 units with a manager-led model

Opening a Sport Clips Haircuts franchise requires an estimated initial investment of $236,800 to $580,500, according to the brand's 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD).

Sport Clips Haircuts is six months into a deliberate franchise growth plan, and the signings, openings and market data tell the story of a brand executing against its own playbook.

Sport Clips Haircuts, the franchise destination for men’s and boy’s haircare, Wednesday announced that, with more than half of 2026 in the books, the brand is outperforming last year in terms of unit growth.

As Sport Clips* Haircuts continues to grow across the United States, it is actively seeking not just growth, but the right franchisees.

Sport Clips has 1,800 locations and a steady customer base

Few franchise categories offer the kind of built-in demand and recurring revenue that men’s grooming does.

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Brent Greenwood, a veteran franchise development executive, joined We Sell Restaurants as Director of Franchise Development, bringing 15 years of experience with Firehouse Subs.