Puttshack, described as the world’s only upscale, tech-infused mini golf experience with global food and drink options, is hoping to make its Jacksonville debut soon.
The Chicago-based company recently proposed a two-story, 29,534-square-foot building in the St. Johns Town Center, across the street from the recently announced Pinstripes on Buckhead Branch Drive, according to Jacksonville Daily Record. The two businesses are shown on plans in the city review, but an exact timeline for their openings has yet to be determined. When the new Puttshack opens, guests can expect one-of-a-kind mini golf courses as well as delicious foods and drinks, including crafted cocktails.
“Here at Puttshack, we invite you to join us for a culinary journey of global flavors, both deeply inspired by and celebrating the wonderfully diverse cultures, ingredients, and recipes (traditional and modern) from all around the world,” according to the company’s website. “Made in-house and of the highest quality, our eclectic shareable and street food-infused menu offers the finest and most exciting variety of dishes that will bring everyone to the table, complemented by a drink menu that can only be described as our own love letter to the history of cocktails.”
Puttshack first opened in 2018 when founders Adam Breeden, who launched All Star Lanes, AceBounce, and Flight Club, and brothers Steven and Dave Jolliffe, the owners of Topgolf, decided to combine their love of mini golf with the use of modern and sophisticated technology. The company currently has 14 locations in 15 the United States and four in the United Kingdom. The proposed Jacksonville site isn’t the only location the company is working on, with an additional eight sites opening soon, including state debuts in Baltimore and Columbus, second locations in Chicago and Atlanta, and more.
