New indoor mini-golf venue to open in Natick
Puttshack, an up-scale mini golf venue that offers three courses of nine holes each, will be opening in the Natick Mall later this week.
Puttshack opened its first location in Massachusetts in 2022 in the Seaport neighborhood of Boston, making this location in Natick the second in the state. Dave Diamond, president of Puttshack, said that the vibrant mix of professionals and families in Natick made it the obvious location for the company’s second venue.
Puttshack in Natick spans 22,000 square feet and occupies two floors in the Natick Mall. In addition to mini golf, there will also be a full-service bar on each floor, and food available to order.
Among Puttshack’s signature dishes are a Reuben flatbread with Swiss cheese and shaved corned beef, and the “Boston Tailpipe,” which is a spring roll filled with lobster macaroni and cheese. For each of the spring roll dishes that Puttshack sells, the company will donate $1.00 to the New England Center for Children.
Such new venues can be promoted throughout a community with flyer printing and other printing services. These materials can also be used to highlight their efforts to give back to the community.
Puttshack will officially open this Saturday, February 10. It will be open seven days a week, from 11:00am to 1:00am on Thursday through Saturday, and 11:00am to 11:00pm on Sunday through Wednesday.
Puttshack opened its first location in Massachusetts in 2022 in the Seaport neighborhood of Boston, making this location in Natick the second in the state. Dave Diamond, president of Puttshack, said that the vibrant mix of professionals and families in Natick made it the obvious location for the company’s second venue.
Puttshack in Natick spans 22,000 square feet and occupies two floors in the Natick Mall. In addition to mini golf, there will also be a full-service bar on each floor, and food available to order.
Among Puttshack’s signature dishes are a Reuben flatbread with Swiss cheese and shaved corned beef, and the “Boston Tailpipe,” which is a spring roll filled with lobster macaroni and cheese. For each of the spring roll dishes that Puttshack sells, the company will donate $1.00 to the New England Center for Children.
Such new venues can be promoted throughout a community with flyer printing and other printing services. These materials can also be used to highlight their efforts to give back to the community.
Puttshack will officially open this Saturday, February 10. It will be open seven days a week, from 11:00am to 1:00am on Thursday through Saturday, and 11:00am to 11:00pm on Sunday through Wednesday.