Putt Infinity
Indoor mini golf holes and equipment
Compare putting challenges, obstacle types and finishes. Share the models or configurations you need for an equipment quotation.
THE COLLECTION
Find your next putting challenge.
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01
THE HOME RUN
Bring the spirit of the ballpark to your putting course. A bold uphill lane, baseball-inspired details and a finish worth aiming for.
02
THE LUCKY SPIN
Putt from the upper number table towards the rotating roulette wheel. Guide the ball into the rotating roulette wheel. The centre hole leads to a high-score exit; the outer holes lead to low-score exits. The ball then reaches the lower play area. Take follow-up putts in the lower play area until the ball enters the final hole.
03
A MISSION TO MARS
Send your ball on a space mission: into the lift, across the bridge and through the rocket. A random high-score or low-score exit adds a surprise before the final putt.
04
BEER PONG
Aim for the centre, then play through to the finish. BEER PONG combines cup-shaped scoring targets with a lower exit chute and a final putting challenge.
05
SLAM DUNK
Putt into the upper mechanism. The golf ball travels through an internal pipe to the backboard area for a basketball-inspired hole-in-one experience.
06
THE DANCE-OFF
Putt into the holes in the centre of the record, with high- and low-score targets. The ball rolls out of the machine; keep putting until it reaches the finishing hole.
07
WINDMILL
Putt through the large windmill tunnel, then continue putting until the golf ball reaches the finishing hole.
08
PINBALL
Putt up the right-hand slope and watch the ball bounce among the obstacles. The middle holes carry high or low scores. Continue with follow-up putts to finish.
09
CRANK IT TO 11
Play from the upper platform and send the golf ball down the stepped drums. Hit more drums for a higher score, then continue putting into the finishing hole.
10
LUIZ AND THE MAGICAL
Putt up the slope into the hot-air-balloon basket. A fixed groove guides the ball down to the target hole. Fewer strokes earn a higher score.
11
Micra Machines
Strike the golf ball from the starting point. The ball travels around the full 360-degree loop. The ball continues through the tunnel. Guide the ball into the target hole.
12
SUPER BOWL
Play from the automatic ball-feed starting point and putt the ball up the ramp. Control the shot to enter the groove at the top of the ramp. A successful shot follows the guide track towards the target hole. A missed shot enters the return groove and emerges from the side outlet. Take a follow-up putt if needed to finish in the target hole.
13
The Perfect Strike
The more pins you knock down, the higher your score. The orange hole is the high-score hole. Take a follow-up putt to finish in the target hole.
14
SKEE-BALL
Putt the golf ball up the ramp so it follows an arc into a target hole. After entering a target hole, the ball slides out along the side track. If the ball does not enter the final hole, take a follow-up putt.
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FROM EQUIPMENT TO A COURSE
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3D design concepts for a discussion about your own floor plan.
CONCEPT · 120 m²120 m² Indoor Mini Golf Layout
CONCEPT · 180 m²180 m² Indoor Mini Golf Layout
CONCEPT · 350 m²350 m² Indoor Mini Golf Layout
Concept visualizations only. These are not completed customer projects or construction drawings. Final dimensions and capacity require a project-specific review.
CUSTOMIZATION & PROJECT SUPPORT
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Discuss your theme, finishes and hole mix. Share your floor plan, dimensions and site constraints so the equipment and layout can be reviewed together.
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A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
Frequently asked questions
Can you design a course for my space?
Yes. Start by sharing a floor plan or your usable area, ceiling height, and any fixed obstacles. The layout and hole selection can then be discussed around your venue.
Can I choose the theme and finishes?
We can discuss the atmosphere, colours, and hole mix you have in mind. Customisation options and specifications are confirmed during the proposal stage.
What should I prepare for a quotation?
Your project location, approximate usable area, venue type, target opening date, and any floor plans or reference images are a helpful starting point.
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