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PUTTSHACK WATFORD SITE TO TEE OFF THIS WINTER
Puttshack, the world’s first and only upscale, tech-infused mini golf experience, has confirmed plans to open its newest UK site in Watford, just in time for Christmas 2021.
Following the successful reopening of its Bank, White City, and Lakeside venues earlier this year, the announcement of the new Watford site marks the start of the company’s continued expansion in the UK.
Bringing guests the high-energy Puttshack experience the company is renowned for, the 21,600 ft site based in Atria, Watford will feature four nine-hole mini golf courses using Puttshack’s world leading technology, which combines automatic tracking with game scoring through the golf ball. Guests will also be able to enjoy an extensive range of best‑in‑class food and drink options, including cocktails, small plates, burgers and an impressive selection of vegan dishes.
From today, the Watford venue will take reservations for Christmas parties, with smaller group bookings to be made available in the coming weeks.
26 October 2021
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Hugh Knowles, Managing Director, Puttshack UK, said: “The opening of our newest Puttshack site in Watford is an exciting step forward for us as part of our wider business growth plans. After what has been a challenging year for the hospitality industry, we cannot wait to bring the vibrant and unique Puttshack experience to another location in the UK. Guests have had to miss out on lively, interactive experiences for so long and it’s great to be able to deliver these moments to even more putters.”
The business also been progressing its expansion in the US this year, including signing a new lease in Scottsdale as well as announcing upcoming openings in Oak Brook (Chicago), Miami, Boston, Houston and Nashville.
Puttshack takes the traditional game of mini golf and fuses it with innovative technology to create an experience for players never seen before.
www.puttshack.com
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