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New boozy mini golf spot Puttshack opens in Miami

Illustration: Eniola Odetunde/Axios Mini golf gets a modern makeover in a high-tech golf pub that just opened in Brickell. What's happening: Puttshack, which opened this week at Brickell City Centre, combines the novelty fun of mini golf with crafted cocktails and ball-tracking technology so players don't have to keep score on notepads. If that sounds a little like TopGolf to you, well, you're half-right. The creators of TopGolf, Steven and Dave Jolliffe, partnered with novelty-game entrepreneur Adam Breeden to launch Puttshack.The chain started in England and has opened locations in Chicago, Boston and Atlanta. What to expect: Live DJ sets, creative holes (like a beer-pong shot) and tables at all nine holes to place your drinks as you make your way through the course.It's family-friendly during the day, but entry is 21+ after 8pm. It costs $18 to play ($10 for ages 12 and down). Games last about 30 minutes. Drinks and bites: After you play, grab a table and a drink inside or on the outdoor terrace.Enjoy food offerings ranging from wood-fired Thai octopus ($19) to "Miami Tailpipe" spring rolls stuffed with smoked chimichurri pork, ham, cheese, black beans and grilled pineapple ($14). Beers start at $6, cocktails at $13. If you go: Puttshack, at 701 S Miami Ave, is open 11am to midnight Sunday to Wednesday. Closes at 1am Thursday to Saturday. to reserve your place. Get more local stories in your inbox with .Subscribe Support local journalism by becoming a member.

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