When it opens Thursday, PopStroke's Grandscape venue will look a lot like this PopStroke location in Fort Myers, Florida. [Photo: Popstroke Entertainment Group]
With Tiger Woods as a partner and investor and TaylorMade's putters and balls poised for action, PopStroke is no ordinary mini golf course. Forget about windmills and silly castles—the courses here look and feel more like real golf.
Featuring two 18-hole putting courses "meticulously designed to replicate a traditional golf course," PopStroke will offer a mix of family entertainment, cutting-edge tech, and elevated casual dining. See a drone's-eye view of what it will look like when it opens next February.
Combining realistic outdoor putting courses with a restaurant and craft cocktails, PopStroke is coming to Grandscape in The Colony, with construction slated to begin this summer. Tiger's partnership in the company gained steam in January with a $650 million investment from golf equipment company TaylorMade. At Grandscape, the new venue will be going head to head with Drive Shack's mini-golf concept, Puttery.
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