Puttshack - Scottsdale

“This is, hands down, the best mini-golf we've found in Arizona. The games are a blast, as Puttshack have gamified the game of mini-golf: the course digitally tracks your play and is responsive, giving bonus points and penalties, lighting up when the ball goes in the hole, and even asks you questions that impact your golfing approach to different holes - this location provides a unique type of fun that we'd gladly visit again. We also opted to stay for a meal afterwards, and were very impressed. You normally don't go mini-golfing for good food, but the food was amazing - and the waitress, Katie, was what you'd traditionally expect from a waitress; kind, helpful, present, and engaged. Everyone who visits this location should be so lucky to order from Katie. Honestly, world-class service, with great food (note, as well, that the food was well portioned - everyone left full, but nobody was stuffed sick or otherwise uncomfortable. Lastly, the customer service is on another level. From the highly helpful and kind waitress, noted above, to the staff who got our son some head phones (he has autism and with the music it was slightly overstimulating), and the staff|security that got my other son a glass of water between the Amber and Emerald 9-hole courses. This is a location that ever local, and visitor should visit - and bonus, it's really easy to book.”

“Great place for fun and laughs! 4 great 9-hole courses indoors in a 28,000 square foot ice cold facility. Perfect for Arizona. Great restaurant and highly recommend the Arizona Talepipes and sweet heat shrimp with corn bread! Staff is very friendly and helpful. 5-STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

“Great experience. My first time. We were in the upstairs private room with a group. Food was great! Sliders, pizza, house chips. All very tasty. The tech on the mini golf provided a nice fun twist and made it new, exciting, and challenging. Ill go back!”

“Fun outing with friends. Was not over challenging and you can finish one game within 30 minutes. Was greeted by friendly staff and the gave a brief overview of the process.”