The Best Places to Play Mini Golf in Dallas — From Classic Spots to Modern, High-Tech Courses with Cocktails

Opening in The Colony on March 28, this Tiger Woods-backed outdoor mini golf venue will be the second in Texas (the other is in Katy). Featuring two 18-hole courses, PopStroke will join fellow Grandscape putt putt experience, Puttery — a tech-forward, indoor experience with various themed courses. This new venue looks more like an actual golf course as it has bunkers, fairways, and rough like a traditional game.

There will also be open-air dining with an outdoor beer garden. Through a mobile app, you can keep the score of your game, and order drinks and food — delivered straight to you. Ice cream is a big deal here as PopStroke offers 24 flavors as well as signature milkshakes.

Recently opened in Addison’s Village on the Parkway, Puttshack is an upscale, indoor, tech-infused mini golf venue. It features nine-hole courses, as well as a new Challenge Hole experience. You won’t find any paper and tiny pencils here. The golf balls track your gameplay and points throughout the courses — which are designed in a way you’ve probably never seen in putt putt before. One hole is set up like a beer pong game, another like roulette.

You can also order craft cocktails and globally-inspired food at the venue like Korean bbq bao buns and Puttshack poutine.

Over at Grandscape in The Colony, this new indoor mini-golf course offers a modern twist on the classic date-night sport. At 20,700 square feet, the space is huge and includes four nine-hole courses over two floors (themed Rooftop, Lodge, Library, and Illusion Courses). An adults-only spot, players must be 21 and older, as there are three bars, an outdoor terrace, and lounges in the space. Much more high-tech than the average turf course, Puttery is actually one of pro-golfer Rory McIlroy’s investments. It’s a destination spot for those looking for a whole new mini-golf experience just outside of Dallas.

Located in West Dallas, this indoor mini-golf course and bar opened in 2020. The spot offers 12 holes of mini-golf and a full bar menu featuring signature cocktails. This isn’t your ordinary mini-golf course though — each hole is unique and includes obstacles like traffic cones and ball pits. Carry around your drink while you play, and then hangout at the bar or outdoor patio and enjoy bites after.

In addition to its high-tech driving ranges, Topgolf Dallas also offers one of the biggest mini-golf courses in the area. The 54-hole (three 18-hole courses) putt putt course is available for anyone to play. Kids up to 17 cost $6.50 and adults cost $9. The course includes the classics including a waterfall, tunnels, and bridges. You can also grab food or drinks at the restaurant before or after you play.

A Dallas mini-golf classic, Adventure Landing offers three themed mini-golf courses for all ages. There are fun zoo animals, a waterfall, and caves to explore while you play 18 holes. The amusement venue also offers laser tag, go-karts, and an arcade if you’re looking for more to do after your round.