$10 for Unlimited Mini Golf for Two at Putter's Pride Mini-Golf Courses ($20 Value)
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- Three distinct courses
- Unlimited play
- Well-maintained landscape
- Challenging holes, obstacles
The legendary Green Jacket was actually tailored from blades of synthetic grass gathered from regulation-sized divots on champion-spawning mini-golf courses. Today's Groupon gets you one step closer to the Masters: for $10, you get one day of unlimited mini golf for two people at Putter's Pride Mini-Golf Courses, located in Denver/Lakewood.
Putter's Pride is a classically designed putting emporium with three tree-lined, scenery-packed 18-hole courses that provide shade from the summer sun. You and a friend—or a frenemy trying to settle the score—can play unlimited mini golf until your pendulum arms implode from excessive aces. Once you have chosen the ball color that will best bring out your strategy, test your putting prowess on any of the 54 holes, scattered with obstacles from windmills, water hazards, and bridges to ruthless mind games, a lighthouse, and a clock tower.
Today's Groupon encourages golfers to play as much mini golf as physically needed to finally beat Grandma, and with a picnic area for gatherings and full-sized golf boycotts, she'll have no choice but to listen to a well-deserved gloating.
Reviews
Putter's Pride was featured by Gr8 8 newspapers and received a four-star average from three Insider Pagers and three Dex Knows users:
- More than water hazards and sand traps, Putter's Pride mini golf in Lakewood offers golfing fun with all the distractions a focusing match player could imagine. – Ryan Parker, Gr8 8
- Definitely an old school golf course but the character, the huge trees and the rabbits make it almost like being in the mountains. – Jenny F., Insider Pages
- Kids had a fantastic time, so did the adults. – Mini Golf Pro, Dex Knows
- Three distinct courses
- Unlimited play
- Well-maintained landscape
- Challenging holes, obstacles
The legendary Green Jacket was actually tailored from blades of synthetic grass gathered from regulation-sized divots on champion-spawning mini-golf courses. Today's Groupon gets you one step closer to the Masters: for $10, you get one day of unlimited mini golf for two people at Putter's Pride Mini-Golf Courses, located in Denver/Lakewood.
Putter's Pride is a classically designed putting emporium with three tree-lined, scenery-packed 18-hole courses that provide shade from the summer sun. You and a friend—or a frenemy trying to settle the score—can play unlimited mini golf until your pendulum arms implode from excessive aces. Once you have chosen the ball color that will best bring out your strategy, test your putting prowess on any of the 54 holes, scattered with obstacles from windmills, water hazards, and bridges to ruthless mind games, a lighthouse, and a clock tower.
Today's Groupon encourages golfers to play as much mini golf as physically needed to finally beat Grandma, and with a picnic area for gatherings and full-sized golf boycotts, she'll have no choice but to listen to a well-deserved gloating.
Reviews
Putter's Pride was featured by Gr8 8 newspapers and received a four-star average from three Insider Pagers and three Dex Knows users:
- More than water hazards and sand traps, Putter's Pride mini golf in Lakewood offers golfing fun with all the distractions a focusing match player could imagine. – Ryan Parker, Gr8 8
- Definitely an old school golf course but the character, the huge trees and the rabbits make it almost like being in the mountains. – Jenny F., Insider Pages
- Kids had a fantastic time, so did the adults. – Mini Golf Pro, Dex Knows
Need To Know Info
About Putter's Pride Mini-Golf
Whether it’s the tiny town buildings, flowering gardens, or obstacle-like oddities that capture one's imagination, Putter's Pride evokes an ambiance of adventure as guests traverse its three 18-hole mini golf courses. From a toilet seat left ajar to a pink windmill and a purple dragon protruding from the turf, the unusual hole designs keep golfers guessing and scratching their heads with their clubs as they match putts with opponents during a round, which takes about 45 minutes. Around the greens’ edges, streams splash down tiered stone waterfalls, colorful blossoms overflow from wooden flowerboxes, and farm animals look out from the side of a pink barn to referee putter swordfights to determine the authenticity of an alleged hole-in-one.
The whimsical decor facilitates fun at birthday parties, where guests can chow down on their own snacks and cake around multicolored picnic tables before hitting the pintsize putting grounds.