Name: Puttery (Houston)
Telephone: +1 346-406-1300
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.7

Puttery (Houston)

American · Houston, TX · $$

Great for groupsCocktailsLivelyLate night

This isn’t mini golf. It’s a refined putting lounge designed for nights that deserve more than the usual. Step into immersive, larger-than-life courses, sip course-inspired cocktails, and compete in a space that feels equal parts high design and high energy. Whether it’s a date, a team outing, or a just-because night out, Puttery invites you to go off course. Family-friendly during the day. Built for adults at night. Book your experience. We’ll handle the rest. All Ages: Sun–Thu all day; Fri–Sat until 5 PM. 18+: Fri–Sat after 5 PM. Each course takes 30 minutes on average depending on group size. To manage or cancel your reservation, please use the links provided in your confirmation email or call your store directly.

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What diners say

“Yolanda & Mickey were the sweetest! They gave us the best recommendations on which rooms were the best to go to first & we loved all the decorations in each room. The food & drinks are a 10/10 we will definitely be back again!!”

5.0 · Google — Maddy Hollenbeck

“My husband and I went for the first time. It was a fun experience! We went on a Sunday afternoon and we were told that is the less busiest time to go! I believe this is the perfect time to come with your kids. Friday & Saturday evening/night is supposedly more routy and more for adults. Anyways, we did the 3 level puttery, it was cool, each level had a different theme!”

5.0 · Google — Ashley Wallace

“A little smaller than we expected but it was still fun to play. The decor and themes of each game were each really cute and interesting. The drinks were also made perfect”

4.0 · Google — Stefnie Wharton

“The vibe of this place is really fun and interesting. Love the interior design and the staff and the mini golf. I thought the food was alright though, I really like the tuna fried rice but the pizza was alright and so was the Korean power bowl. I also personally really disliked the tiramisu cake, it was overly sweet and dry and didn’t taste like coffee. We had a bunch of drinks from the menu and they were all really delicious .”

3.0 · Google — Ollie

“We came up for a Office happy hour, and the food was decent that they put out for us at the happy hour, but the staff was unreasonably rude - they had left the bar multiple times and left a group of 30 or 35 office workers without drinks on purpose. The holes are kind of jacked up and it’s really not even a place you wanna come by and play. It’s probably best to avoid this place although it was such a good idea.”

1.0 · Google — Jon Lanclos