A New Tiger Woods Mini-Golf Course Opened Today In Orlando & It's Expanding To More Cities
Mini putt-putt, drinks and ice cream... It's par for the course. ⛳️

PopStroke co-owners Tiger Woods and Greg Bartoli. Right: A current PopStroke location.
Golf champion Tiger Woods has partnered with a golf-focused entertainment company PopStroke to design mini-golf centers, and the partnership officially opened its newest location in Orlando.
They've already opened three other Florida locations in Fort Myers, Sarasota and Port St. Lucie.
The Sarasota location recently opened on April 28 at 195 University Town Center Dr., and you can now also go to the central Florida location at 413 N. Alafaya Trail in Orlando.*
Now, they're expanding to the popular cities of Delray and Tampa, where the new sports centers are already creating buzz.
According to WPTV, Woods and his TGR Design team plan to design two 18-hole putting courses for the Delray location. Aside from golf, they project to build a restaurant as big as 4,500 square feet.
The company's current locations have delicious milkshakes, craft beer, wine and food, and guess what! They provide on-course service, so you don't even have to pause your game. Training like Tiger Woods has never been so easy.
The entertainment venues also have a kids' play area and other outdoor games including ping-pong tables and cornhole.
A similar concept to PopStroke is Topgolf, which is a driving range simulation center in Florida. Here's the big difference: Topgolf has hitting bays, while PopStroke has mini-putting courses. It all depends on your preference.
According to PopStroke's website, Delray should be opened in the winter of 2022, and Tampa's location will be ready in the fall of 2022.
According to the Tampa Bay Times, they were set to break ground at the Tampa location, which is at 25297 Sierra Center Blvd. in Lutz, on February 2, 2022. Delray's planned location is at 1314 N. Federal Hwy.
This is a family-friendly golf center for a hole-in-one night to remember.
*This article has been updated since it was originally published on March 31, 2022.