A glow-in-the-dark mini-putt downtown has 18 holes, arcade games and a full bar
The black-light course at 1259 Rue Guy is a good bet when the patios close, with reservations recommended.
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Putting Edge, at 1259 Rue Guy, is a glow-in-the-dark mini-golf venue in downtown Montreal with 18 holes, arcade games and a full bar. It sits steps from Guy-Concordia metro, so you can skip the drive and the downtown parking.
The black light is what makes the course. White and neon colours pop from the decor and the ball, and the bright murals and themed designs mean phones tend to come out for photos before anyone picks up a putter. If you want to glow, wear white: a plain white tee or white sneakers will show up well in the room.
The arcade and bar sit close to the course, which suits a night where the scorecard settles and someone wants somewhere to gloat.
Mini-putt needs no skill or explanation, so it works for dates, friends' nights, team outings and families with kids and grandparents playing at the same pace. Putting Edge also has locations at Spheretech in Ville Saint-Laurent and Centropolis in Laval. Reservations are recommended for mini-putt.
At a glance
Where is Putting Edge located?
Putting Edge is at 1259 Rue Guy in downtown Montreal, steps from the Guy-Concordia metro station. Visitors can skip the drive and the downtown parking.
What can visitors do at Putting Edge?
Putting Edge has an 18-hole glow-in-the-dark mini-golf course under black light, along with arcade games and a full bar. The arcade and bar sit close to the course.
What should I wear to Putting Edge?
Wear white to Putting Edge, since a plain white tee or white sneakers show up well under the black light. The black light makes the course glow.
Does Putting Edge need reservations?
Reservations are recommended for mini-putt at Putting Edge. Putting Edge also has locations at Sp
