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    Puttshack - Edina

    3.8 (87 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Dan C.

    I came here last week for a work event. Never been before, but the vibe is similar to what I have seen in other cities where bowling is combined with booze and food. It is modern and spacious inside, plenty of room for large groups or parties. It seemed to be the theme as there were several corporate parties going on. We started with an appetizer buffet - nothing outstanding, but all the usual pub appetizers were pretty good. None of us left hungry. Our server got our drinks out quickly and she was friendly as well. At a certain point, she ushered us over to one of the putting areas and gave us the lowdown on what to do, etc. It was nice that our server was the same person leading us into the putting area - no weird "where do we go, I don't know, let's ask someone" stuff. We had fun. I defs recommend for a fun work event.

    Winona L.

    This place was so fun! My family and I were out there to celebrate a birthday and it was worth it. We did the unlimited golfing so we were there for a few hours with a few rounds on each course. Also, had lunch and it wasn't bad. The service and everyone there was great and attentive.

    Jasmin M.

    Been here a handful of times. Great food and cocktails! Servers and workers were all very attentive and kind. There are a few mini golf courses to play. They are fun and different, only downside is you can be waiting for a bit if there's a lot of people. It seems they start groups at the same time which causes a bit of a back log. Overall fun spot, good atmosphere great for kids and adults.

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    Kevin L.

    I came here with a group of friends for a weekend night out. The place was packed with a private event and the atmosphere was electric. We started the evening with some late snacks and drinks. I ordered the Hennessy Island which was INCREDIBLE and my friends who ordered food said that it was delicious and it came out in a very timely manner and tasted good as well. We selected this venue to experience the mini golf and that's where our experience exponentially went south. We went with the 9-hole course option and were assigned the Amber section of the facility. The staff member who was running that station was overly sarcastic (made condescending comments), interfered with our play by rolling the ball into the hole with their hand, and occasionally misled us on where to aim the ball during the shots. We asked them to stop touching our ball and would do our best to ignore their comments, but it left a sour taste on the overall experience.

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    Katrina M.

    This is for the appetizers and drinks only because I haven't played any mini golf yet. Spiced Pineapple Mezcal Margarita - I was super impressed with the drink I had and thought it was amazing!! The flavor was awesome! Appearance! And fun but, SPICY popsicle with it!!! The edamame was a little too messy but flavor was good. Bao buns okay but fall apart a lot!! We didn't play mini golf because we came on a Saturday and there were just too many kids, so we decided we would come back to play mini golf a different weekend at a much later time when the kids were asleep.

    Bob A.

    I like it! This is an indoor minature golf complex with a bar and very respectable dining menu. But this a neat, fun take on miniature golf that is only possible with 21st century technology. The golf balls are programmed to know who you are, how many shots you've taken and where, and what it took to get your ball in the hole. It keeps score for you and there are advanced scoring opportunities, so you don't just think about how many strokes per hole. You get bonus points for landing a ball in certain places, and those bonuses vary throughout the course. There are four 9-hole courses, and the regular charge is $14 per person for the first course and another $7 for another round. Pricey compared to traditional minigolf but the fancy tech totally elevates the experience so I think it's worth it. We hung out in the dining area afterwards and had a couple of the shareables. There are actually quite a few items on the menu I want to try, like bao buns, gyro sliders, and spring rolls which are apparently "wild rice soup inspired". But we got Thai Fried Chicken Bites, which I liked a lot, and edamame which had a flavor I liked but there wasn't enough of it. They have a patio area! And another section that is maybe reserveable? We reserved our minigolf time in advance and that worked great. I highly recommend doing it that way but you can show up unannounced and plug in a new golf reservation at the kiosks. No living person helps you until you arrive at the beginning of your assigned course. This seems like it would be a very fun place to have workplace team-building events. Fun date idea too! Also, honestly, if I am doing other things at Southdale (which is an extreme rarity but things might change I guess...) I would seriously consider just coming in for some of this food. But the golf game part is very cool and I will go out of my way to return for that.

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    Rick Z.

    Okay so yes, it's fun once you're golfing. I made the error (?) of reserving ahead of time online via mobile. It seemed really functional and decent UNTIL I put in my credit card info and confirmed I wanted to reserve. Then it booked me for my tee off time, but refused to book me for my dining time. It legit took me to a screen that said it was "taking a long time" and gave me the option to wait... which I probably pressed ten times before giving up. (Which was the only other option besides cancelling the entire thing altogether and waiting TEN BUSINESS DAYS for a refund. Are you serious??) So anyway, it told me to contact guest services to fix the issue so we'd have a table. Maybe I wouldn't've been so fussed if we weren't aiming for Saturday night. So I called their number. It's a really worthless automated tree that instructs you that you must do everything online. Wow. Super useful. I did finally find my way to talk to a person... except the first time they let it ring to voicemail. The second time, an employee picked up but for whatever inane reason, didn't reserve me a table but rather said "there'd be no problem" and to simply "stop by the front desk when we arrived". Dubiously, I accepted this. Right so we got there and did as instructed. They also didn't put us down for a reservation and simply said to come back after we finished golfing and they'd "get us a table, no problem". We golfed (as I said, it was genuinely fun!), then returned and were told it would be a 30-45 minute wait. So I guess it wasn't "no problem". That's THREE times we attempted to reserve according to Puttshack's instructions; yet, in the end, this was how it went. My friend (an older white woman) went kinda apeshit on them-- which, I feel a bit awkward about since that's the stereotype and we didn't wanna make a scene-- so then they decided to seat us. The thing is, I feel like I would've given a 5-star review had it not been for this whole (avoidable) situation. Why stress us out like that? The golf was fun, the drinks and food were tasty (slightly pricey), bathrooms were clean, ambiance was posh. They even had a few nonalcoholic mocktails (great for my sober hubbie). Ah well. Room for improvement, I guess.

    Lisa S.

    We pre registered for nine holes on Easter Sunday afternoon. We were early and were able to tee off ahead of time. Checkin was easy. They have a coat check when you enter so you don't have to lug your coat around if you don't want to. It was a slower day compared to normal (likely because of the holiday) so it was a relaxed round. All scorekeeping is digital. Your ball is recognized by the system. The holes were challenging and visibly pleasing and fun. We had so much fun on our nine holes that we decided to play another nine on another course. They had shut down the course we wanted due to a smaller crowd but they opened it up again so we could play. That says a lot about their helpful, friendly staff. We didn't do drinks or food but there were many others participating in that part. Maybe another time. Not sure how long it's been open but all the holes looked brand new. They are holding up well to use. Great experience.

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    Stacy A.

    ADVICE: make sure to make a reservation ahead of time! We made a reservation at noon on a Saturday and we heard others get turned away because they didn't have openings until 10pm. This is such a fun place! You go to a machine and add the names of all of the people you are playing with and the machines issues a specific golf ball for each person. It's great because you can do the holes in any order you want, which prevents bottlenecks. It's also great that the ball keeps score for you, no need to carry around a score card and pencil! The holes are interactive and fun, you can get bonus points and deductions, along with the standard mini golf scoring. They have 4 different sets of 9-hold mini golf, but you don't get to pick which one you play, it's assigned at registration. After we played, we got some food which was just ok. Overall, cute place, great for a date night or an evening with the family!!

    Hanah L.

    love the concept, but not worth it for me... Given that it's winter half of the year here, it does make sense for an indoor mini golf. While I loved that there are 3 different courses, you can't pick and choose the course. Thankfully, I went when it wasn't too busy and the whole 9 hole game took less than 15-minutes. What's cool are the trackable balls and the course concepts. You don't have to keep score for it keeps the score for you. And the courses were so fun - think Dave & Busters in a golf course form. However, it costs $14 (with tax it's $16) - not worth it for me.

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    Micah L.

    I love mini golf so I had to try this spot out. Its in the South Dale mall so plenty of parking. You can see all the lights from the parking lot, so easy to find. Walked in at 8pm and they closed at 10pm. People were gathering their coats at coat check so me and my date waited to check ours in and the guy said he was no longer doing coat check. Mind you, were in Minnesota during winter, we both had on big coats lol. This was my first time there, he did walk us upstairs and help us check in. Pretty easy process. There's 4 courses, we walked up to a few and no one was working to actually get us started so we had to walk back to the guy from coat check to help us get started on the course. Once we started playing, the course was super fun and like no other mini golf I'd played. Its a point system not just based on hits and each hole had different objectives to get points. Great experience playing for sure. We didn't try any food or drinks since we already had dinner, maybe next time. I would have loved to give this place 5 stars cause I think the course was super fun, but from having to wear our coats through the course, the confusion on even getting started to play, that definitely made the experience less than. The pricing per course isn't terrible, but if you want to play a few, it adds up. I will definitely go during the week when they have discounts. Hopefully my next experience is much better cause the course is worth going back for.

    Sidney B.

    We had SO MUCH FUN! What a great idea for a fun new activity! It is actually surprisingly affordable despite it definitely being a more upscale mini golf venue. The courses are short and sweet but incredibly unique and fun! The majority of the space at Puttshack is for the restaurant and bar. The food and the drinks were delicious and the atmosphere was awesome. Sometimes the courses can get a little backed up if you are in front of a slower group, but I still absolutely recommend it. The service was great and the food and drinks came fast! It is awesome to be able to have drinks while golfing. I can't wait to return!

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    Christina K.

    The mini golf was really fun with unique holes. Your ball is connected to you which tracks your score throughout the game. It is pretty expensive to play 9 holes- go M- Th for Bogo deals. 9 holes takes about 30 minutes- $15 for short play time. The food and service was very average- nothing really stood out there. The brussel sprouts were too dry with very hot peppers. The bar area is large with some fun mocktail options. They have a large parking lot. Bottom line: I would go again to play the mini golf when it is BOGO but not too interested in eating there again.

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    Fun putt putt and great good & drinks! Anna our server was amazing! Great fun for all ages!

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    overpriced and subpar service. your server Ty was more concerned about pushing us to leave a good review than actually earning one.

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