The Hudson Hotel Is Opening a Mini Golf Course

Putt Putt Park view
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Courtesy of Hudson Hotel

What’s got 9 holes (get your mind out of the sand trap!), refreshing, custom golf-themed beverages, and a bushel of southern comfort food? The Hudson Hotel, starting this Friday. They're partnering up with Recess New York to honor the Masters Golf Tournament and launch Putt Putt Park, their very own mini golf course -- one of only a couple in Manhattan. But it’s only open for the month of April, so get on it quick. Here’s what you need to know:

Putt Putt Park layout
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There are 9 freshly cut hole layouts

Windmill? Yup. Loop-de-loop? Sure thing. A cozy layout right at the Hudson Hotel’s outdoor rooftop space that doesn’t require wandering aimlessly through corny, themed pirate caves? You bet. You’ll find this space familiar if you’ve ever checked out their summer Tequila Park pop-ups, but the Putt Putt makes this rooftop way more interactive. 

Pimento Grilled Cheese
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They’re bringing new flavors to golf club eats

At the real life Masters in Augusta, the Pimento cheese sandwich is something of a sustenance staple, but Putt Putt is throwing that sucker on a flattop, giving you a ridiculously mouth-watering grilled cheese take on the classic (look how painfully delicious that thing looks up there!). There’s also a belly-pleasing Southern Fried Chicken Sandwich and a frozen-custard version of the south’s greatest gift to desserts: the moon pie. Best part? It’s all one-handed food, so you can keep stuffing your face while you're playing the back nine.

Hudson Hotel cocktail
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There’s Masters-themed drinkage

Every time summer comes around, there seems to be an influx of the same old Arnold Palmers and sweet teas. Putt Putt Park is amping (read: boozing) things up with new twists on some golf classics. There’s the lemony, bourbon-y Golden Tea, the Ms. Collins with vodka, Prosecco, and citrus, and the Damn Gopher with tequila and grapefruit -- so you got that going for you, which is nice. 

Putt Putt Park alternate view
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Here’s how to get in on the action

So how do you jump on this “only open for one month” opportunity? Play is $10 per person to the general public, but only $7 if you happen to be staying at the Hudson. Or you could plan ahead and grab the Stay and Play package that starts at $199 and includes a room and some mini golf. Because the “mini” title at hotels has been undeservedly held by minibars for far too long.