Drink and smash things at this mini-golf bar coming to Denver
Image Courtesy: Smash Room Golf.
Looking to let loose? Denver will soon have an indoor mini-golf course that actually encourages patrons to break, smash, and destroy things.
Have an epic time wacking vases, TV’s, and other random items with a golf club at the one-night-only Smash Room Golf headed to the Mile High City of Denver on Friday, March 27, 2020.
This pop-up indoor mini-golf course features quirky new items to break at each hole including shattering 12 vases in 4 shots at one hole, another with TV’s, and a goal of hitting a hole-in-one through a fiery target.
Besides playing golf, drinking, and smashing things, winners from each city will be flown to Las Vegas in June of 2020 to compete against each other in the official “Smash Room Golf Cup.”
Tickets are limited, so you’ll want to make sure you get your name on the waiting list. The official location has yet to be announced. To pre-register for this event, click here.
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