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    Putt Putt Golf

    4.7 (20 reviews)
    Open 3:30 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Shannon M.

    This place is nothing but good old fashioned family fun. The course was well-maintained and tons of fun. They offer great deals on multiple games and even offer a season pass. Definitely worth the trip!

    Paige M.

    No-frills putt putt at its finest. Located in the Erlanger shopping center directly across from Kroger and Colonial Cottage, Putt Putt Golf is a cheap, simple way to entertain yourself and friends. The generic sign for Putt Putt peaks out behind the corner of the massive shopping center. Head all the way to the back and up the trail. It's a little piece of paradise in strip mall central. Putt Putt looks like it hasn't been touched since the 1970s, and is perfect that way. There are two 18-hole courses to play, each with homemade obstacles. If you make a hole in one, you get a discount coupon for your next visit. If you make a hole in one on the last hole, you win a free game. All this for just $5.00 per game, or $7.00 to play both courses. What a steal! Six of my friends and I putted our way through the course in about 90 minutes. We'll be back, as we all acquired hole-in-one discount coupons.

    Tyler M.

    In an effort to enjoy the beautiful weather, a friend and I decided that we had not done miniature golf in ages and needed to find somewhere to get our fix. We found this hidden Putt Putt place in Erlanger. There are two courses to choose from, with one game costing $6.50 per person. This is definitely a no-frills course (so much that I missed the frills a little bit). There are signs posted throughout the course to make sure that you're keeping some distance between you and the people in front of you. There was a group of four in front of us and we did our best to give them their space. The people behind us? Not so much. Their kids were attempting to play the holes that we were on before we even finished. They said nothing. A couple of times, we had to politely say "Excuse us, we're still playing on this one." We felt so rushed that it made it VERY difficult to enjoy (especially when we were at the mercy of the group in front of us). $6.50 is definitely a low cost for entertainment, but I cannot say that I would pay any more. If you're on a budget though, I can imagine that it's not a bad deal for families.

    Peg E.

    It's cute and somewhat hidden. Honestly felt like I was in 1987 while I was there. Don't expect a fancy new course but it's nostalgic vibe was refreshing and my friends and I had a blast. Plus there is a lot of food within walking distance.

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    Wonderful course and great family fun! Our family will be back for great family fun! Thanks for a great time!

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    Very fun we teach a friend of mine how to play mini golf and well while didn't to well he we had fun and it was close to gas and Airbnb

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    Fun little golf course, and a really great price. We played 2 games for $8 each, and will definitely be returning.

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