PopStroke

My family and I went there once with some friends to play golf and enjoy some drinks and food. The location was not hard to find, however parking was limited. We had to wait until another car left. There was no waiting time to buy tickets to play mini golf. Prices are a bit on higher end. The mini golf looks new and clean. There is no certain theme, just fake grass. It’s vas pretty hot that day and not a lot of shade. The kids liked it at first, however at the end they seemed exhausted from the sun and not too thrilled to play anymore. It gets a little monotonous at the end, since the holes resemble each other. There is a restaurant on side with a bar. Food and drinks can be ordered from anywhere through an app, or a physical person. I can’t rate the food, since I did not have any. There is also a small playground, ping pong table and some other games to play for kids. There is also an ice cream kiosk. It seems the place is handicapped accessible in some areas. The only reason why I gave them 3 stars is because they keep a tab, which is tracked by your phone number. Every time you wish to make a purchase you provide your phone number , which in my opinion is not secure way to make purchases. Perhaps, there is a way to avoid this; I was not given that choice. The other reason is minor but it bothered me. They did not have any physical score cards. The only way to keep track was to download their app and keep the score that way. However, I tried doing that and I couldn’t because you need to be registered via the app with the same phone number that was used to purchase the tickets. I found that this was confusing and a waste of time. Overall, we enjoyed that visit and we had a great time.

PopStroke is unreal. It’s like if a beach retreat and a golf course had a baby… and that baby grew up, met the lovechild of a college bar and a family-style restaurant… and they had a baby—that’s PopStroke. We grabbed an early dinner on the deck while the kids ran wild on the playground, then hit the mini golf course for some family fun. With 36 holes and unlimited play, it’s a solid value, though we didn’t quite squeeze in both rounds—our 5-year-old tapped out, and things slowed down once the evening crowd hit. Pro tip: go early to beat the rush. The misting fans on every hole and mobile ordering are clutch. Total vibe.

We went there the other day for the first time. I loved the courses and the food and milk shakes were really good. When we left and got to our car there was a note on the window that someone ran into it with a gray truck and had a license number on it . We called the sheriff but they couldn’t find out who did it. I can’t believe this happened there.