Putter’s Pride

Putter’s Pride is so much fun! After driving by many times, we finally stopped by last night.
Going at night was great! Lights everywhere illuminate the 3 courses, giving the place a much different feel than during the day, I’m sure.
Was it perfect? No, not perfect. Some of the greens are «faded,» as others have remarked. Some holes were more well lit than others. On one course, hole 13 ate both of our golf balls and we had to maneuver them out. On another, some rain had pooled near the end, making what might have been a bad shot normally a mini-​fishing expedition. But for $ 10, we played 54 holes on 3 fun and sometimes quite challenging courses. You can’t beat that!
The 3 course design means that you can avoid most other golfers if you go at the right time. We were never playing right behind someone. When we first got there, one group was being extremely loud, but after a few holes they weren’t near us anymore. And by the end, we were some of the only people there (around 8 on a Sunday night).
Totally loved it here! Will definitely be back. Sounds like they have fun things going on in the fall and winter, I’ll definitely have to check those out!

3 par 3 courses, I recommend the one on the far left. You can pay a still pretty cheap unlimited fee to play any/​all the courses you want.
Clean restrooms, small snack bar.
I would go here again.

Fun mini golf course. The prices are very reasonable especially for the unlimited option! We did have a problem with our golf balls getting stuck on some of the obstacles but that is my only complaint!

Great staff. Courses are tough but so fun. 3 18 hole courses. 10 dollars can’t go wrong

My boyfriend and I came here for my birthday last week and had lots of fun. Sure, it’s a bit rough around the edges, but who wants «fancy» mini-​golf? At $ 10 for unlimited play on 3 courses/​54 holes, it’s a great deal. They have a couple freezers of ice creams and Popsicles inside and nice picnic tables from where you can sit and enjoy them :) There are some neat features for a mini-​golf course that I hadn’t seen before, and… best of all… teeny, tiny rabbits all over. Rabbits: adorable; mini-​golf: very fun. I recommend for all ages!

I came here for a team outing and found it to be a very fun, clean, (mostly) well kept spot.
This mini golf course has several courses, lots of trees and shade, and most importantly lots of themed holes (windmills, king kong, bridges, etc…).
It was absolutely packed in the middle of the day during the summer (they have an all you can putt package), but people seemed to move along.
It was mostly well kept, but some of the greens had seen better days and the trex bridge you walk in on is very warped and a hazard! Still, all in all a nice putt putt spot. I could see coming back with the family.

We bought a deal for Putter’s Pride and thought we would try it out. I took one 7 year old and two 9 year olds. We had a great time. The course was nicely kept with lots of shade. It is definitely a place we will return.

Ended up here late at night after a recent storm. Of course, the weather had chased everyone else off, so the guy at the front desk was super happy to see us. He only charged us the kids rate, to be nice, and also since it was a bit late and we could really only do one course.
This place has an extra level of charm at night. The trees and bushes are full of fairy lights, and it creates a fun, romantic atmosphere. All of the courses are lit enough to still play. There aren’t huge obstacles or set pieces, but the courses are still a lot of fun.
Yes, the place is overrun with rabbits, and they will often be hopping off of holes as you finish a round. It’s cute. I didn’t notice much of the clubhouse, aside from a drinks and an ice cream cooler.

I rounded up from 2 ½ stars. I liked that there were three different courses. Though they didn’t seem all too themed.
The equipment was dinged up. The courses themselves were littered with pine needles, pine cones, and wood chips. Made some shots go their own way.
The «greens» are blue (faded).
Just didn’t have the «pride» appearance. But was fun nonetheless.

Overall a basic, clean, and friendly miniature golf place. Not Family Fun Center level but charming in its own way.
Kind of tight quarters when busy. Adjacent to major road so it can be noisy at times.
Nice outdoor party area.
Free hot dogs on Wednesday nights during summer (2014).

Finally made it back to Putters Pride again. We had just as much fun this time. The courses have just the right level of challenge while still being possible. I love the fact that there are moving windmills and fun décor. Their unlimited golf package is a really good value if you intend on playing a few games. Each course is a bit different and has unique elements to keep it interesting. This is what mini golf should be.

Took the kiddos using a Groupon for unlimited play. They had three courses of 18 holes. We liked that they opened early (10am). With a family of 6, it would have normally cost over $ 50, so I cannot recommend it without some sort of discount. It was well manicured and maintained but, like someone else said in another review, old school with windmills and dinosaurs. One of the last holes had a toilet seat. Service personnel were very nice. Overall, can recommend, but use a coupon.

I bought a Groupon to Putter’s Pride as one of Dude’s «30 Gifts in 30 Days» (for his birthday). He really enjoys mini-​golf, and $ 10 for unlimited mini-​golf for two was too good to pass up. So we headed down on a sunny Saturday afternoon for some putt-​putt time for two.
Putter’s Pride is located on the south side of a large park down near Kipling and 285 (Hampden). Across the street is the West Metro Fire Station; West Metro has one of the most rigorous physical aptitude tests out there, so if you’re struck by a rogue golf ball and need emergency services, you’ll be be in good hands. That, or maybe you get your head stuck in a windmill shoot and need assistance… either way, you’re good.
ANYWAY. Putter’s Pride being that close to a park would be great for a making a day of it. You could pack a picnic, do some mini-​golf, go have the picnic, then go back for more mini-​golf. If you do the unlimited, you get a card that’s good for the rest of the day (pretty cool). Heck, you could probably go eat at a restaurant some place if you wanted and still come back. The idea of a picnic just sounds more fun (to me!).
PP’s has three 18-​hole courses: Valley, Foothill, and Mountain. They’re all about equal as far as skill level goes. Some easier greens, some fun obstacles, and some interesting 18^th holes. My fave is the Mountain, which features a toilet seat as the hole-​in-​one (which is set inside of an «outhouse», for context). The afternoon we went we saw several other couples and family groups with kids. However, we never really got backed up on any greens, nor did we end up waiting for the one ahead of us either. I can’t say that’s how it is every weekend, but it was certainly nice to have it that way during our visit.
They offer a few different packages: single rounds to unlimited. Honestly, without the Groupon I think $ 20 for the two of us to have unlimited mini-​golf would have been a little much for me. I mean, I like it but I would have felt compelled to play for a whiiiiile to make it worth it. In the end, we ended up playing each course, and a fourth speed round for fun (read: d*cking around the greens). On each of the score cards came two coupons for a BOGO for one round. So that’s another bonus if we happen to go back.
Service was friendly and everything seemed pretty well maintained. Sure the obstacles looked a little older, but I feel that was part of PP’s charm. I enjoyed our visit and I would definitely return for a round or two in the future. I hope they run another Groupon because I won’t hesitate to buy it. However, the coupons on the score cards will come in handy. As might West Metro Fire Station if I get too carried away…

My family and I love to throw in a family putt putt challenge whenever we travel, and we loved this course when we recently visited Denver. The course we played was fun and challenging enough for a good competitive game, plus the price was hard to complain about at all. We have played many courses in our day and this one was up at the top of the list with its friendly staff and selection of courses.

A decent miniature golf course. 3 different courses to choose from, but each of the courses plays mostly the same, and none are that impressive. The holes are not particularly challenging or innovative for the most part, though there are a few nice ones. The price is certainly right — $ 10 buys unlimited play on any of the three courses. A decent place to go and play to practice putting for sure, but if you’re looking for excitement or a challenge Putters Pride is not for you.