Putt-Putt Golf & Games of Willoughby

As it continues to outlast all other courses for a ten mile radius, i have to give it props and an extra star. Same course, same balls. Way more fun with buzzed friends. I did however notice all the young couples flying through the course and not really competing. They are just in a hurry to get home and bump fairways. We let them play through.
They have plenty of little pencils if you need them.

We three Unilocalers found ourselves in the Willoughby area on a Friday night. You know what that means – Putt-​4-​Fun. I knew about the mini golf, but not the arcade and batting cages. I might need to come back for the batting cages; the prices seemed pretty reasonable and I have never been to one before. But last night we had been called by the Putt-​putt gods to play some holes. You have 2 courses to chose from, The Lake or The Villages. Our friend had played Putt-​4-​Fun before and suggested The Village. I am not sure what made it The Village. I think it might have been the fact that there were oddly scaled wooden houses along the course (two I think). The course was more difficult than it looked. We called it a sneaky course. The greens weren’t fancy, but built into them were curves and elevated bumps. Although the course is more challenging than it looks, I think a lot of the fun of mini golf is the creative greens. The lack of creativity (besides one hole inside a grotto), is the reason I am giving Putt-​4-​Fun less than 4 or 5 stars. Open until midnight Fridays and Saturdays, the evening crowd is perfect for adults, and maybe even a date.