The Putt Park

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Really buy a building and make it your own. get real you can golf in your own back yard or a street for free this is just a atrocity. if you lower your standards to a parking lot golf put place that is sad! really really sad! make your dollars worth while and go somewhere else.
and the amount of drunkies that put there is just down right sad really! have some class and make your trip and your time and energy worth your while go some where fun not the putt park!
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Terribly maintained. The greens are worn and ripped all over the place. Nice layout, but I just had to shake my head at how poorly maintained this place was. It was as if management never took a look. Just awful.

When your website advertises that your doors open at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, it’s generally a good idea to open your doors at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Instead, I’m sitting here in a car trying to explain to a couple kids why we can’t do what they’ve been looking forward to all week. Well played, Putt Park.

I wouldn’t recommend this place at all. The staff was cool and nice. But the actual course was not worth it. Yes yes, I understand («omg its just mini golf») and blah blah blah. However, when I read thr reviews… I still wanted to give this place a chance due to I like mini golf. But the greens were all messed up, not entertaining at all. The courses were dirty and ripped, the glow in the dark/​cosmic attempt of the place was a major fail. The glow sticks in the balls didn’t fit right so the ball would stop rolling even when on a hill. If you have kids and want something cheap, knock yourself out. But anyone else… don’t even waste time. I give this place 2 stars only because their attempt at «trying» to be a good place for people to go.

This place is fun but it could use some upgrades.
First of all they should post the prices. Second some of the green on the courses need replaced and third the sand could be cleaned up a little in the course.
They have a few games on the inside of the store but they could have more and there snack area could be upgraded.
There r a few tables inside the store probably for parties.
The two guys working on the inside r really nice.
U should come at least once.
Great music playing in the back round.

The place has gone downhill. It is need of repair. The courses are ripped and falling apart. When I notified the individual working there he replied «I just work here.» It could be better of they repaired the courses and hired friendlier and less apathetic employees. We will not be coming back here.

Don’t waste your time or money.
Could be a great place if:
The staff was friendlier
The course was better taken care of
There were misters throughout the course
There was lighting in the evening.
Even dim lighting
There was more covering throughout the course.
Disappointed.
Do not plan to return.
Could easily be so much better with some simple improvements.

We are from NY and was bummed that we couldn’t find an outdoor mini golf but then we found this one on Unilocal!
The pictures online make it seem like the park is huge but it is very small-​only one course. They didn’t invest much on decorating the place like with windmills or blockades. So if you think it’s going to be like the mini golf in other states, guess again.
But all in all it was a nice day outside. Our kids loved it! This place is NOT ghetto like the other Unilocaler described. They had the majority of the holes covered with shade or trees so that was nice. So if you’re looking for something fun to do with the kids this would be a nice thing to do.

I see the negative reviews, yea, yea but as I like to put at the end of my reviews «this is only MY opinion, try it out for yourself and form your own opinion of the place»
True to the fact, this the only outdoor mini-​golf place in Vegas. It is situated in a commercial retail strip mall, at the southeast corner of the parking lot. Don’t drive too fast, you might pass it up, I DID. I was looking for something different w/​my little guy (he’s 3) there was a Groupon this place. I’m glad I check the the website before purchasing the Groupon, I would’ve be PO, kids under 6 are FREE and adults are $ 8.50. Not too bad for a night out w/​the wonder boy
This place is more for little kids, 8 and under seems about the right age. 18-​holes of miniature golf, in a space about the size of half of a football field. At night they have cosmic mini-​golf, they insert glow sticks into clear golf balls. It’s very exciting for a 3 yr old, h e had the time of his life and was upset that we had to leave. I had the time of my life b/​c my baby was having fun
If you want to get away from the strip (and this is far away from the strip) and do something different w/​your little ones, this is something to try. Any night out w/​your kid is priceless, $ 8.50 is not breaking the bank. We’ll be back
but this is only my opinion, try it out and form your own opinion of this palce

Super fun place to play putt putt!
While it’s not a very big course, it has a lot of challenge to it and is a great way to spend an hour or so kicking your date’s butt. Ahem. :)
It’s not terribly expensive, it’s easy to find, the employees are really friendly and helpful and the course is really clean.
I think the only thing I really didn’t like about it is that it’s not very big and doesn’t have a lot of shade so you stand in the hot sun a lot. I was sweating to death when I was finished. It’s also only 9 holes which is a really short course for what you pay. It evens out to almost $ 1 a hole. Of course it’s in a parking lot so it can’t be that big, but too bad, because the concept is great.
I really enjoyed the course, wished it was longer, but will definitely go back!

To my knowledge The Putt Park is the only outdoor mini golf place in Vegas. Unfortunately the footprint it has in the parking lot is about as big as an indoor course. One thing I do enjoy is the challenge though, and the sand traps strategically placed behind the hole keep the course interesting.
I feel like I’ve played much better courses in Florida, Michigan and California for the price, however the Putt Park is what we’ve got and it satisfies my mini golf craving every few months.

This place is like a corner oasis in Suburbia. It doesn’t even look like there are 18 holes but there are!
We had a blast. The lively club style pop hits keep the game upbeat. We danced our way around the greens. There aren’t any of the treasures you may remember from childhood mini golf such as the windmill, but the holes vary in difficulty. The guy inside was perfectly pleasant. My sister even got to add her name to hole in one chalkboard wall.
Definitely a nice way to spend tie with friends or family close to home.
Can’t wait to put again.

What’s better than mini golf? Mini golf with drunk people! After DW we came here to pass some time before those who did bottomless mimosas red glow receeded. Thanks Anthony M. for treating us to mini golf. You’re nice and sassy when you’re drunk.
I think the name Putt Park is accurate as it was more like putting course than mini golf with fun themes. So judging purely from the course though, I wish they tried to at least make a few of them more difficult and unique. There were some that was rather similar. Still it was a good way to pass time and have fun bonding silly time with some of the best people. We did try to play a normal game, at least I did since I was pretty sober, but the drunkeness took over. A few times it took everyone to get the ball in which was entertaining. Aayyeeehehe.
For $ 8.50 it is decent enough and at least your ball doesn’t disappear into a hole that takes it like a lot of mini golf places does. It could have replay value I suppose if you really like to putt and get the most out of your admission, but once was good for us.
Best advice — come here after being plastered at DW during brunch and it would be way more fun and be a great way to spend your afternoon like we did.
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Let me start with I LOVE miniature golf. I’m not very good but I LOVE it! We came here after a DW Bistro brunch and had a blast! I think they bottomless mimosa’s definitely made it more fun that it would have been without them.
This place is SMALL. Not what I’ve usually experienced in miniature golf. Like, waaay small. It didn’t have all the cool areas where you putt. It went from one hole to the other and there really no distinction between holes. It was pretty cheap, $ 8.50 per person and that’s cool.
I’d love to be a fan, but this place is way to small for that. It would be better if they had some better music.

Thanks to Anthony M. for treating us to mini golf. The course is small and can be finished off rather quickly. On Sunday, it was not so bad since we were all freezing and were okay with finishing as soon as possible. During spring time, it would be nice to just go about the course at a leisurely pace and maybe even going through it a few times.
The variation was not too different between each hole, but none of us will be joining the PGA anyways. We could not cheat to save our lives. It is entertaining for what it is, but I miss the old days of a larger and more complicated field.

Course: 2
The course is small. The pictures make it looks like a legit vacation style course — but it the holes are all on top of each other in a 30 yard square fenced in area in a parking lot. And every hole has an opening without a wall to keep the ball on the course (where you walk to the next hole). This makes it very difficult — and it was common for balls to come flying at us when someone behind us hit it with a normal firmness.
Additionally — if you have to step off the course to go to the bathroom or grab something from the car during a game, this is a MAJOR problem. There are no walkways or easy ways out — you have to walk back through the holes that people are playing — since there is only one opening in the fence. Bad design.
However, the holes themselves are decent and fairly clever considering the lack of space.
Location: 3
If you are staying on the strip, getting to this course takes longer than you think — even if you have a car. You need to factor in walking to self parking at your hotel, driving then reparking and walking when you get back. But if you have a whole afternoon to burn, this is not a bad location.
Cosmic Golfing: 1
Totally not worth it. This course is in a parking lot so all they do is put up some cheap rope lights. Based on the website, I thought it would be like cosmic bowling.
Value: 3
Cheaper than KISS golf down on the strip ($ 8 Putt Park, $ 12 at KISS). But $ 8 is still too much for what this course offers.
Groupon Value: 4
The foursome pack made it about $ 4 per person. The store won’t honor the groupon price — so you have to buy through groupon.
Overall: 2
Come golf on a nice sunny day. Otherwise, stay away.

I agree with the MANY negative reviews left by Unilocalers, and truly am perplexed by the positive reviews that this business has. It is grossly over*priced, badly*maintained, and about the least amount of fun I have ever had at a miniature golf.
An argument has been established by some reviewers of this establishment that it is alright «for Vegas» and therefore handicap their rating (s) to something higher that it deserves due to this. I do not agree with this one bit. As a child, I remember going to a mini-​golf in ROCHESTER, Fn New York (one or two months of summer, max) and it was about three times the size of this dump and perhaps ten times more fun.
Honestly, save your money and go bowling instead, or put it in a trip fund so when you go on a roadtrip to CA you go to a real mini-​golf place.
The reason why we visited this business was because of a purchase from a daily deal (Best of RJ); it was supposed to be for two games. When we went to redeem it one afternoon — the only ones there, of course — we were informed that we still owed half of the cost of what two games cost, even though the voucher clearly stated that it was to be redeemed for two games, either for one person to play two separate games or two people to play one game each. My girlfriend paid the dumb extortion that they were asking for because we had driven all the way down there; needless to say that the other voucher that I had remaining for this business, I simply tossed int he recycle bin. Not even worth the trouble if they were not asking; they should really be paying you for the time you will be wasting here.
I would rate it lower than one star if it were possible. — E

Maybe I was buzzed at the time, but I found this place really entertaining! I went after a day on the town with family and I was absolutely amazed by what they were able to do with a parking lot. This is the type of place that if you aren’t looking for it, you will drive right by it… as I have no less than 20 times, but I would definitely recommend. There is a little office rented across the parking lot from the ‘course’ that sells water and schedules tee times (I don’t mean the sarcasm, but I don’t know how else to describe it).
The course is very neatly packed into a fenced area that used to be about 15 – 20 parking spaces with all of the amenities we have come to love and expect from a world class miniature golf course. There are forks and sand… I even think I remember water on one of the holes. They even have a patio or two with Christmas lights hanging if you are looking for a more intimate, romantic experience on the back 9.
All jokes aside, this is a neat place and relatively cheap. I hadn’t mini-​golfed in years and I had a great time. Great place to take kids, fun for the whole family…

I had these visions of a gran miniature gold resort with winding paths and waterways. Not sure why, all the reviews say it is nice and small, and quiet… they were right.
Located about 20 minutes or so West of the strip (for those from out of town needing a reference) this place is small, and a total local /​non-​touristy place. Just what I wanted.
The kids that were «running» the place were nice and polite.
The course was well kept, except for 5 or 6 of the 18 holes had sand all over them from the sand trap that were not properly cleaned up.
A fun course, without weird obstacles or hooplah to maneuver around, but still fit the bill for fun mini-​golf.
I volunteered to sweep up the sand around each messy hole (I didn’t want to try and put through tons of sand on the green) and he felt bad for not doing it himself and gave us free passes to come back, which was really cool.
I would go back, but not make a special trip. It’s outdoors, clean and quiet, sometimes that’s all you want/​need.

Well, the place is just all right. It’ll do in a pinch, since we don’t have any other outdoor miniature golf courses in Vegas.
I miss the days of putting through windmills, dragons and castles with moving parts. Scandia, Golf n Stuff, SOMETHING!
My friend had the Groupon for this course, so we took advantage of it and came here one evening. The course is pretty straight forward. There are some tricky shots and a few sand traps, but nothing too crazy. Pretty fun place to bring the kids on a relatively cool day or probably better in the evenings for cosmic golfing when summer comes around.
Unfortunately, I came in last in our group, my fella took the victory. I won’t hold it against them the that I did so poorly, of course. ;-)
Worth a trip if you’ve never been.