The offering allows guests to play through as many rounds as they wish across the venue's various themed courses, including options like the Library, the Lodge, and the Conservatory, without a per-round fee or time limit. By bundling the experience, the company intends to position its food offerings as a primary draw rather than an afterthought to the gaming. According to Kyle Rickman, President and COO, the price point effectively makes the meal a negligible addition to the cost of play alone.
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Puttery Bundles Mini Golf and Dining in New Pricing Strategy
Puttery is moving to consolidate the cost of a night out, launching an "Eat & Play Combo" that pairs unlimited access to its themed indoor mini-golf courses with a full scratch-kitchen entree. Starting at $29.99 per person, the deal aims to eliminate the traditional separation between dining and entertainment expenses.

The menu includes items such as a Korean Power Bowl, Miso Salmon, and a Double Smashburger, distancing the venue from the standard pre-packaged snacks typically found in entertainment centers. Culinary Director Koby Grace noted that the menu was developed to compete directly with local restaurants. While the base price is $29.99, locations in New York City, Chicago, and Minneapolis charge $35.99 for the bundle. Guests can book via the company website or walk in, with reservations available up to 21 days in advance.
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