Your design.
Our manufacturing.
Custom indoor mini golf holes built from your drawings, or designed by Putt Infinity around your theme and local culture.
Two ways to create your themed hole.
You decide where the design starts. We help turn the agreed idea into equipment that can be manufactured and used in your venue.
You design. We build.
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Rainbow hole: the playing lanes, ring obstacle and rear ramp can be compared across both images. The right-hand image is a scene visualisation, not a photograph of a completed customer project.
Your drawings → design review → manufactureAlready have drawings for a distinctive mini golf hole? Putt Infinity can manufacture custom themed holes from customer designs. Share the layout, dimensions, obstacle details and visual references you have prepared.
Before production, we review the drawing with you and confirm the build dimensions, materials, finish and playing route. If a detail needs adjustment for manufacture or installation, the change is discussed before it becomes part of the agreed design.
We design and manufacture.
Have a theme, a local story or a cultural reference, but no finished drawing? We can develop the hole design and manufacture the equipment. Your location, audience and available space form the starting brief.
Local architecture, regional patterns and cultural stories can inform the shape, colours and obstacles. We consider the playing task alongside the appearance, so the theme is reflected in how the hole is experienced.
Make the theme part of the game.
A local reference can influence more than a printed surface. These are design directions to discuss with us:
- Use architectural forms to shape the silhouette of a feature or obstacle.
- Develop a playing route around a story, sequence or visual motif.
- Coordinate colours, finishes and graphic details with the venue’s identity.
The final design is developed around your space, the intended gameplay and the agreed production scope.
From drawing to a buildable hole.
- Share the starting point
- Send your drawing or theme references, project location and available dimensions. Mark what is fixed and what remains open.
- Review the design together
- Check the ball route, obstacle positions, materials, finish, assembly and access for maintenance. Resolve the details that affect manufacture.
- Confirm the production scope
- Approve the design version, equipment dimensions and included work before production. Delivery and installation responsibilities are agreed for the project.
- Manufacture and follow through
- We produce the agreed equipment. Installation and ongoing support can be discussed alongside the supply scope.
What to send us.
Start with the information you have. You do not need to finish every detail before the first discussion.
- A dimensioned drawing, sketch or floor plan, with the space available for the hole.
- Theme references: architecture, local stories, patterns, colours or your own concept images.
- The intended playing experience, including the start, target and any obstacles you have planned.
- The quantity required and whether you need help with design, manufacture, installation or maintenance.
Questions about custom manufacture
Can you build a hole that we have designed ourselves?
Yes. We can manufacture a themed hole from your design drawings. We review the information together and confirm the production details before manufacture.
Can you design around our local culture?
Yes. Share the references and explain what they mean to your project. We can use them to develop the theme, appearance and playing features, then manufacture the agreed design.
Can we commission one hole rather than a complete course?
Yes. We support individual custom holes as well as complete course planning. For an addition to an existing venue, share the surrounding layout so the new equipment can be considered in context.
Bring your drawing. Or bring the idea.
Tell us what you have already designed and where you need our help. Share drawings or reference pictures through the design enquiry form.