Tiger Woods' PopStroke golf spots in Palm Beach County. All you need to know.
Tiger Woods' PopStroke, the popular golf entertainment destination, is expanding its footprint across Palm Beach County, bringing a fusion of golf, gourmet food and family-friendly ambiance to three local communities.
With its innovative approach to combining miniature golf with top-notch cuisine, PopStroke has quickly become a favorite destination for local residents and tourists alike. The forthcoming locations in Palm Beach County promise to deliver the same winning formula, offering residents convenient access to this leisure experience.
Whether it's indulging in delectable bites crafted by expert chefs, enjoying a round of competitive mini-golf, or simply basking in the vibrant atmosphere with friends and family, PopStroke caters to all ages and interests. As anticipation builds for the grand openings of these new venues, Palm Beach County residents await the opportunity to immerse themselves in the entertainment that Popstroke has to offer, promising unforgettable experiences and cherished memories for years to come.
Here's a look at the PopStroke locations in Palm Beach County.
PopStroke - Delray Beach
The Delray Beach version of PopStroke miniature golf opened on Nov. 8, 2023.
Founded in 2018, the Jupiter-based business is a technology-infused sleek putting course, offering visitors “experiential golf.” Investor Tiger Woods is to thank for that, and golf company TaylorMade.
Two 18-hole putting courses are featured at each PopStroke location. They’re built entirely with synthetic turf. They incorporate fairways, bunkers and rough, though.
The Delray Beach location is the first of three locations coming to Palm Beach County.
Read the full story here: It's here! Tiger Woods' Delray PopStroke mini-golf is open. What to know before you go.
PopStroke - Coming soon: West Palm Beach
When visitors fly into Palm Beach International Airport, they'll soon get an initial taste of why Palm Beach County is considered by many to be the golf capital of the world.
Within the past few years, two impressive golf-related venues have been rolled out within five minutes of the airport — The Park, a redesigned, 192-acre public golf course at 7301 Georgia Ave. that is already ranked among the best in the state and Drive Shack, a three-story driving range and sports and entertainment venue that sits on 12 acres next to the airport.
A third is coming soon. On Monday, March 25, officials held the groundbreaking and unveiling of renderings of the Tiger Woods-backed PopStroke Palm Beach, the latest location that will be built on airport property at the southwestern intersection of Australian Avenue and Belvedere Road.
Read the full story here: Sneak peek at West Palm's new PopStroke: Restaurant, rooftop pool, putting greens, airport view
More: PopStroke, Tiger Woods welcome TaylorMade with deal pushing company value to $650 million
PopStroke - Wellington proposed plan
PopStroke may soon be coming to Wellington, too.
The developer of the Lotis complexes expects to feature PopStroke, Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant and the canine-friendly Lazy Dog cafe among its mix of retail stores, restaurants, offices and entertainment venues.
The projects, Lotis I and II, will be on the west side of State Road 7, just of Wellington Regional Medical Center and the Mall at Wellington Green.
Read the full story here: Wellington Lotis developer wins approval to switch senior housing for apartments
Here is more general information on PopStroke:
What is PopStroke golf?
Think of a family-friendly activity, such as mini-golf, then cram technology, bars, food, play areas and even an ice cream parlor into the mix. Top it all off with a professionally-designed putting course, and you have a sports, entertainment and food venue designed to appeal to all ages.
Does Tiger Woods own PopStroke?
PopStroke was founded by Greg Bartoli, a former Wall Street banker, who moved to Florida several years ago. Bartoli quickly became a mini-golf aficionado and developed the Lighthouse Cove Adventure Golf course, which has two locations in Jupiter. But Bartoli said he still yearned for a golf venue where he could bring his three children and enjoy some adult me-time.
Bartoli opened PopStroke's first location in Port St. Lucie in 2019, then brought on Tiger Woods, who lives in Jupiter Island, as a co-owner in 2020. Woods' TGR Design redid the Port St. Lucie course.
Diamond Walker is a journalist at The Palm Beach Post, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach her at dkwalker@gannett.com. Help support our journalism. Subscribe today
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