Bath Sports and Leisure Centre in the UK is set to open a new mini-golf course on December 20.
It will install a Puttify course, which combines crafted courses with new technology, as the socially powered experience aims to allow players of all skill to enjoy its many game modes.
Each player is equipped with a putter and three balls, with guests having three shots at each of the nine holes. If players are able to putt the ball into the jackpot hole they are awarded with 100 points, as well as a display of flashing lights.
While players tackle the loops, jumps and obstacles, they can fuel up with drinks from reception, which they are able to carry around the course due to each hole having a drinks table close by.
The new mini-golf site adds to the entertainment venues existing experiences, with the leisure facility already containing a wide array of facilities including swimming pools, a trampoline play park and bowling.
Bath Sports and Leisure is part of the Better Leisure chain, and its partnership manager Barnaby Rich said: “We chose Puttify due to its ability to incorporate cutting edge technology with a course that is suitable for all ages and abilities.
“Puttify eliminates the most frustrating aspects of crazy golf and enhances the best aspect for an experience-driven activity which will provide lasting memories. Puttify will fit beautifully with our other family activities.”
