Tracy W.

Very nice family fun spot. Challenging indoor golf courses. Go karts, and Arcade. There was a concession stand as well. We only played the indoor golf during this visit and it was lots of fun and a good workout lol. Towards the end some teens were allowed to repeatedly hop walls and cut off our game with no management intervention. Fortunately we were able to enjoy our game until the last 2 holes. Otherwise the stars would be less. Needs to be some oversight so as to allow your paying patrons to enjoy their time.

Mike V.

With the in-laws in town around 4 July, we were looking for fun things to do with the nieces and nephews to beat the heat, and found ParTee Shack to be a great option! With everything from arcade to two full mini golf courses, and indoor go karting, there's no shortage of things to do here. We opted for the mini golf, and had a great time. Each coarse is very unique, and the one we played had mini games within each hole. They definitely put a new twist on mini golf. They also have a snack bar and serve beer, so adults can have a drink while playing mini golf. For one price you can play as many times as you want, even play both courses if you've got the time. It's a great value, and good way to escape the sweltering summer heat. Everyone hd a great time and I'm sure this is a place we will visit again with guests one day.

Erika O.

We had a blast! Love that you can do both putt putt courses as much as you want with your pass... Drinks were great. They have a machine that makes mixed drinks which was neat. Also the zip line hole was fun! The bus was neat too.

Brandon W.

I've been seeing pictures floating around social media of very unique mini golf courses, and this one features well, especially the iconic school bus. ParTee shack is your classic adolescent party destination, offering unlimited mini golf, electric go kart racing, arcade games, and food. But, they also bring some appeal to the adults and this is certainly not a kids-only location. We came with our beloved kiddos, and they had a blast, but the adults had fun too! We came on a Tuesday, which was intentional because we had planned around their weekly specials. Tuesdays offer free golf for kids with paying adults, which for a family of four effectively cuts the price in half. Golf is a flat rate for unlimited play, and they offer two unique 18-hole courses (yellow and blue course.) You get a bracelet and can play either as much as you please, though realistically you'll probably play one time through each course. Both of the golf courses contain a variety of unique layouts, from holes which require you to shoot a basketball, to moveable chess pieces, to a school bus, to a zip line. Some of the holes are quite difficult, even for the adults, so it's good to establish a maximum par with your group to prevent getting stuck on any one hole. Go Karts can be a bit confusing, because you need to go through a not-very-efficient waiver process on tablets before you can actually pay to ride. The karts are all electric and the kids really enjoyed them. They do require everyone to purchase a head sock to help maintain sanitary helmets, but these were cheap (I think $2 but it's a fuzzy memory.) We didn't play the arcade games, but there was a decent selection there too. We also dropped by the concession counter, with the kids wanting snacks and the adults excited by the option of an alcoholic beverage. However, we ordered the ParTee Punch which was billed to be made with vodka, only to see it dispensed from a fountain, and it tasted awful. I would absolutely not revisit the liquor options here. The garlic knots, however, were fast and tasty. This is a fun afternoon activity for both kids and adults, but I would advise you to plan ahead and consider coming on a specials day to save some money.

Teresa T.

When you enter the building , you are greeted by a counter which can be kinda confusing. Word of advice, if you go for the go-karts , sign the waiver to the right before going to the counter. Once you have signed your waiver, go to the counter. An employee will confirm the waiver and charge you $2 for a helmet protector. Wear close toe shoes, if you forget, they have disposable socks and shoes for you to wear. We paid $54 for 2, this includes the helmet scarves things. You drive by appointment so we had 30 minutes to play games before the race. Okay so here's a catcher in my opinion, we bought a $5 card with 100 points as advertised. We didn't check the points per game before purchasing a game card. Well because we needed a new game card we were deducted 5 points and only received 95 points on our card. This made it impossible for the both of us to play games together. I played Halo, that cost us 50 points for one player. The games are expensive in my opinion but fun nonetheless. Race time, we went into a lobby, stood on a number, and was fitted for helmets. Next, shoe change for me because I had on a cute pair of sandals. Then, an employee pass out headphones and you watch a video about how to operate the go-kart and rules. Finally, we fell in line based on the number we were standing on and entered the track to get in our karts. Start your engine! Ohmygoodness!!! This was the most exhilarating thing I have done in a long time! Man, those cars are fast, the track is great. Adrenaline rush! You race for about 20 minutes and family and friends can either watch you on the deck upstairs or on the tv's in the lobby. Oh my goodness we enjoyed ourselves. We plan to return with family and friends real soon. Highly recommend for the go-karts!

Kim G.

This visit was a lot better than my last visit. The kids had a great time. It was less crowded. Golf was really cool. They have this cool game in a room called the Mission Box. The kids had a blast in that room. They have these really great cookies at the food court and their fries were just as good as the last visit. The one thing that stood out during this visit was the staff. Everyone was super friendly and attentive this go around. Bathrooms were clean. Tables and common areas were also clean. The kids want to come back.

Kalynda S.

This is a fun place. My nephew loves the indoor track and the arcade. Just be prepared for a wait for the go karts if you go on the weekend. Maybe about an hour. I haven't played the mini golf, but it looks like a good time.

Iris R.

My team and I had a ball at ParTee Shack. We visited this location at the suggestion of a co-worker. My co-worker was on point. This place has the most creative mini golf course I've ever seen. From being inside a school bus, going down a slide, zip lining to a statue of Ant Man. There is so much to take in. There is also an Arcade and Go Kart track here. Go Karts are not really my thing but I will say that I loved the two floor track. My team had a lot of fun. It definitely brings out your competitive side. ParTee Shack is a great place to bring your family and/or hang out with friends. Plus, it's attached to a pizza spot. The pizza was delicious. There are tables and separate rooms for members of your party to sit and eat. It's a great place to have some fun and relax!

Will R.

Really cool spot that has some potential. Located in the shopping center near Emerald Pointe (can't miss it off the highway). This new concept of games, go karts, mini golf, and more is a nice addition to Greensboro for leisure. It's pretty wide open once you enter and you will notice it is sectioned off in their respective activities. The main booth (straight , front & center) is where you purchase tickets for golf and go karts and such. The mini golf has several unique holes to play but can get very congested quick (especially on the weekends). The go karts are legit, nice and fast and mine went up to 35 mph. You must first register on tablets to the side (waiver, personal info etc). Then you enter the go kart area and they assign you a number and helmet; go over the rules & safety. The go karts are fun and fast. The track isn't too big but it's one part that's a nice break up going from ground floor to second, then back down. The go karts are a bit pricey ($23/ride) but it's a good solid 8 minutes of riding. The best part is it tracks your lap times so essentially you "win" by having the best average lap times opposed to being in front of someone. The video games are more kid friendly than anything. A couple games for older customers but mostly ticket/prize/kiddy games for the most part. When I was there, most of the games didn't even work. They do offer food, which I did not get. The eating area doesn't look too promising. Overall it's a nice option for fun and go karts are really fun. This place definitely has potential to be upgraded with more activities and opportunity to work out the beginning kinks.

Meri A.

Only tried the mini golf, but was impressed with the creativity of the course. Did the yellow course and the theme was games. So for most every hole there was some kind of game incorporated in- for example, one was shooting pool, one frisbee golf, one chess. By completing the game you got your ball in a better position for making the hole. Fun atmosphere and good pizza!

Doris R.

First time here and boy did we have fun! For unlimited miniature-golf it is $15 per person. The price is not bad in comparison to other pricier places I've been to. There are two courses to choose from and they can entertain you for at least 2 hours. This place is very creative in their place setting, there is a pool setting, bowling, basketball hoops, ball target and much more. They have go-cart racing for kids as well as adults, for $15 per person for 1 race. They have a pizzeria food court side and an arcade to end the day. Great place for private events such as birthdays. The package prices are reasonable as well. This place is great! Strongly recommend if you're looking for some fun with the family, date-time or group fun!