Twisted Putter

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Smithface

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A unique take on miniature golf, but not in a good way. I think you'd have to be heavily intoxicated to enjoy this, so being near a bar makes sense. 2 "courses", 7 holes each. They charge per course for some reason. Overpriced for what's there, especially since at least 3 holes are closed off for maintenance for the foreseeable future. Scoring system is confusing and seems to be time-based. Each hole has some gimmick that equates to "hit it here and get more points". The scoring system almost worked a couple of times. There's no evidence suggesting the owners or employees care about this place. Give it a pass unless you enjoy paying top dollar for bewildered disappointment.

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E Ryuu

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The experience was fun, but the course we went on wasn't great because two or three holes weren't working or they stole our balls. The owner let us do the second course for free after our troubles and telling him it was my birthday, but that course's screens were all glitched out. The food there looked all generic and they didn't have vegan options for my sister so we left after finishing the second course.

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Tonia Cornett

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Twisted Putter is located in the same building as Roar. There are multiple things you can find to entertain you while you are there not just the Twisted putt-putt. When we first walked in we had a little trouble trying to figure out where to go. Opted to hop in the elevator and there on the buttons was Twisted Putter. Once we walked onto the floor what a great atmosphere. There's 2 courses and 7 holes each course. This isn't typical putt putt. Its all digital, score is based off skill level and how fast you finish the hole. The faster you get your ball in the hole to more points you get. It's all trick shots and that's the fun of it. Very neon, retro, funky and fun. Ours was $10 per person per course. It is fairly quick for 2 people but with a group I bet it could take a little longer. Parents can let the kids play while they partake in the draft beers that are located in the walls where you pay by the ounce. HUGE selection to choose from. The attendant that was working was very helpful, understanding of all my 1,000 questions about the place and very kind. He was like a big Teddy Bear. Should be a bouncer not a putt putt attendant :) But Super Super nice and friendly. After we played Putt-Putt we opted to hang out on the arcade floor and play some games there. I would say its a fair amount of types of games- Basketball, Skeet-ball, Soccer, Shooting games, motorcycle riding, air hockey, Claw Grabber (honestly the claws couldn't hold the weight of what was in the machine... waste of coins), and arcade games like PAC-MAN and space invaders. There were options for little little kids as well. Other then the beer bar options, you will find a bar on each floor and drink machines for those that don't/can't drink. Drink machines take cash or card. Food options- you could order off a QR code- typical bar food (wings, pizza). We toured the building to find upstairs is a bowling alley and golf simulator. On the main level is the arcade, some sort of food area (wasn't open), a country store, a bank and the side opens to an outside area with bar. Signage indicated that they do have Live Music and I can imagine that it would be a great place to chill and listen. Employees are few and fair between. I thought maybe because it was a Monday and it was Memorial Day. Other then our attendant at Twisted Putter and the bar lady at the outside bar I didn't see any other staff. So if you have questions about where stuff is or what to do.... you'll need to just figure it out. Now that we've been and explored I know what to expect next time and we will def be going back. Overall - We will be going back. The atmosphere is amazing. Laid back, chill, have some fun vibes. We will make a day out of this next time. I would have given this location a 5 but with the lack of staffing and the lack of signage.

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Andrea Strauss

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First of all it's hard to find. The building from the street looks like some sort of office space with no signage. Once you go inside the place that is supposed to be a food hall, over half the food stall didn't even appear to be in business plus no signage or directions of where to go. We just assumed because we read that it was in the basement of the building, we took the elevator. In the elevator, we finally see the first sign that tells what floors what is on. The space is really cool looking and has lots of potential. I was excited because we love putt putt! It is $10 a person per game for 7 holes and there are 2 different sets of 7 you can play. So ours was $40. I was like no big deal compared to the $60 for two people most reviews said. It was fun, not very challenging and each hole was very short. I believe the price is fair but in the end I think it should be more of a value if you go ahead and pay for the 2 games up front...like $10 for the first, $7-$8 for the second. We enjoyed ourselves but for the prices and quickness to holes...we probably won't go back.

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Conner Jarrell

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The whole building is awesome! This is located in the basement and was definitely a cool twist! We had a blast, definitely recommend trying it out!