Putt into the lift
Aim your first shot into the elevator-like recess at the base of the tower.
Product concept render
Click to exploreA MISSION
TO MARS.
Space-themed mini golf hole
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.
Playing difficulty3 / 5
- Lift-and-bridge ball journey
- Random high-score or low-score exit
- Dimensions tailored to your venue
- 45-day production after order confirmation
- 1-year hardware warranty
- Quote includes product + freight
A space-themed adventure. Sized for your venue.
A small step for your ball.
A new world for your course.
A MISSION TO MARS is a custom space-themed mini golf hole by Puttinfinity for commercial indoor putting venues.
The concept pairs a rocket with an astronaut lift tower and an elevated connecting bridge. Blue turf, star motifs, rock obstacles and an illuminated perimeter create a distinctive space setting.
The ball enters a lift recess, rises to the upper connection and crosses the bridge into the rocket chamber. It randomly emerges through a high-score or low-score exit, after which the player continues putting into the finishing hole.
Dimensions are customized to suit your site. Share your floor plan to discuss the footprint and integration within your course.
Lift off. Cross over.
Putt it home.
Putt into the lift recess and watch the ball travel upwards, cross the bridge and enter the rocket. A random high-score or low-score exit returns the ball to play before your final putt.
Travel to the upper connection
The lift carries the golf ball upwards to the connection at the top.
Cross into the rocket
The ball travels over the connecting bridge and enters the rocket chamber.
Discover the score exit
The ball randomly comes out through either the high-score or low-score exit.
Finish with your putter
Continue putting from where the ball emerges and putt it into the final hole.
The product render shows the physical concept. The five steps describe the gameplay confirmed by Puttinfinity; a dedicated annotated gameplay diagram can be added later.
3D concept renders · Original proportions preserved · Scroll or pinch to zoom in the viewer
Every angle.
A new perspective on play.
Explore the rocket, lift tower and connecting bridge in three supplied 3D concept views. Open an image to examine the details.
Bring a space mission
to your venue.
A rocket, an astronaut tower and an illuminated blue playing surface give this mini golf hole a clear space-exploration identity. Consider it as part of an indoor mini golf course, family entertainment centre or social leisure venue.
The supplied scenes illustrate possible settings, not completed installations. Dimensions are customized around your available space and agreed project layout.
Plan the fit for your spaceKnow what
you're planning for.
Technical details for A MISSION TO MARS.
Dimensions are customized to your site.
| Brand | Puttinfinity |
|---|---|
| Product type | Space-themed mini golf hole |
| Materials | Wood panels, steel plates, acrylic, PCB circuit boards and wiring |
| Power supply | 220 V / 50 Hz |
| Rated power | 450 W |
| Dimensions | Customized to suit your venue |
| Certification | CE certification |
| Production time | 45 days after order confirmation |
| Hardware warranty | 1 year |
| Quotation includes | Product and freight |
| On-site installation | By separate agreement |
| Replacement parts | Supplied at cost; parts and shipping are paid by the customer |
Final dimensions and configuration are confirmed in the approved project design.
Product indicators
Brand-provided assessments on a five-point scale, not customer review scores. A higher difficulty score means greater difficulty.
Will it fit your plan?
Start with your space, then explore your project numbers. A MISSION TO MARS is sized to your venue; the ROI calculator helps you test operating assumptions for your wider mini golf investment.
Calculator results depend on the assumptions you enter and are estimates, not a guarantee of returns.
A few useful answers.
How long does production take, and what does the quotation include?
Production takes 45 days after the order is confirmed. The quotation includes the product and freight. On-site installation is discussed and agreed separately.
How are installation and commissioning supported?
Documents, videos and online guidance support your team with installation and commissioning. If you need on-site installation, the arrangements must be discussed separately.
What warranty and after-sales support are provided?
The hardware warranty period is one year, with lifetime online troubleshooting support. Software issues are handled online. For hardware issues, an engineer assesses the fault before parts are dispatched, with online replacement guidance. Replacement parts are supplied at cost; the customer pays for the parts and their shipping.
Can the size be customized to my venue?
Yes. Dimensions are customized according to the customer's site. Share your floor plan and available space so the footprint and configuration can be discussed for your project.
What power supply does this mini golf hole require?
The specified electrical supply is 220 V / 50 Hz, with a rated power of 450 W.
What materials are used?
The specified materials are wood panels, steel plates, acrylic, PCB circuit boards and wiring. CE certification is specified for this product.
How can I discuss pricing and venue planning?
Prepare your project location, available floor plan and preferred product. These details help Puttinfinity discuss a venue-specific configuration and quotation. You can also explore the mini golf ROI calculator using your own operating assumptions.
What is A MISSION TO MARS?
A MISSION TO MARS is a space-themed mini golf hole by Puttinfinity. It combines an elevator-like ball lift, an elevated connecting bridge, a rocket chamber and a finishing hole, with dimensions customized to the venue.
How does the ball travel through the rocket?
Putt the ball into the lift recess. The lift raises it to the upper connection, and it crosses the bridge into the rocket chamber. It randomly exits through a high-score or low-score outlet. The player then continues putting into the final hole.
Are these photographs of completed installations?
The supplied product views and venue scenes are concept renders, not photographs of completed installations. The separate planning photograph illustrates venue planning.
Your venue.
The next mission starts here.
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