Putting Edge

I love to come here especially in the wintery seasons when finding fun activities is a bit hard.
Located in Colorado Mills Mall right next to Yard House is a great location.
The glow in the dark effects make this place super unique. I am not a big fan of the arcade section, however, I understand why they have it and it is entertaining to the older kids. They have a location designated for birthdays which is cool, not a big space but enough to spread out and have some privacy to celebrate. You always get a glow-​in-​the-​dark bracelet when you go. I do miss the drawings on the hands that they use to do when I first started to go. They would have that special marker that you couldn’t see in daylight but it illuminated in the black-​lights. They would do some cool designs, my favorite being the skeleton bones. However, they haven’t done that in the last 3 times I have been there, bummer. The prices are decent, it can get a bit pricy with large groups, but they tend to have groupons and other deals so look for their offers.
The only caution I would offer is that a few of the picture designs they have can be a bit scary. When I first took my daughter she was really by the big tree with the face. I don’t think the pictures are intended to be nightmarish, but with the glow-​in-​the-​dark effects it really can be a bit scary or creepy. If you have a child sensitive to things like that I would not recommend bringing them here. There are several themes throughout the putt putting course that are great, but there is just an ambiance that can feel a bit creepy.
I really like to play their trivia game that they have located throughout the course. They tend to give prizes if you can answer them all, but really try not to cheat by using your Seri (sp?) or Google Now.

I love this place! I have been here many different times, with people of all ages, and every single time has been a blast. This is hands-​down my favorite mini golf place, indoor or outdoor.
They don’t have a ton of crazy obstacles or mechanical parts. What makes it so great is is the décor. The whole place is lit by black lights that illuminate the glow-​in-​the-​dark paint, immersing you in the surreal worlds of an enchanted forest, an underwater dive, the middle ages, and jungle ruins. Every time I go I notice a new detail or animal. It’s just so fun!
The last time I was there I was in a group of five, ranging in age from 6 to 31. At one point, we let another group go ahead of us because they were moving much fast than we were, so we were happy to just wait for them to move past and pose for pictures with all the quirky little displays.
It’s very reasonably priced and there are often Groupons available. I imagine that when it’s crowded it might not be as enjoyable, but I’ve never been there at a peak time, so it’s always been a chill vibe. I’ve had nothing but pleasant interactions with the staff. There’s also an arcade in there. I’ve only ever gone specifically for the golf, but sometimes a game or two of air hockey is in order.
They have a large party area. I don’t know how much those packages are, but I know that the 8-​year-​old I was with is hoping to have her next birthday party there. And I know that there are packages that include golf, food, game tokens, etc.
One other nice thing about it is that it’s located in Colorado Mills mall, which is my favorite mall in the Denver area. It’s huge and has a lot of neat features, plus outlet stores, and there’s a movie theater right there too. So there’s stuff there for everyone. Although, why anyone would opt out of glow-​in-​the-​dark mini golf here is beyond me!

Other places in other malls have tried to do indoor golfing, but none have come as close as this place. The thematic sets of holes are all so well done, great colors and designs and big set pieces. The obstacles are unusual in a lot of the areas which made for some fun new challenges. The music level was never an issue, nor has it felt crowded with lots of other people.
They do have a coat check, but it’s down a hall out of sight from the front desk, so I wouldn’t trust it with any valuables. Like many of these places now, they’ve got a small arcade with a typical selection of games.
I enjoy the trivia games that they set up, and you can win free rounds for playing. One time, I was short tickets on something I wanted, so they played trivia with me to earn points to get the prize. Everyone I’ve deal with here has been really friendly and professional.

This place was fun. I liked that there was a trivia question at each hole.

This place is a ton of fun! The black light is great, but so is the air conditioning in the summer, especially if you sunburn easily.
The different themed rooms inside keep kids occupied when they have to wait to play the next hole. Mine look at the treasure, count the flowers, and just generally comment on the displays. It’s 18 holes of glowing, blacklight fun with all the usual mini golf setups — going up hills, around corners, bouncing off rocks, etc.
I know a couple people commented it’s expensive, but when you think about the safety of it having only one entrance (great if you want to let your kids play while you and your S.O. monitor the entrance, but have 30 minutes to yourselves), having air conditioning, and not needing to worry about your kids getting stung by bees, falling off a bridge into a fake waterfall, or anything like that, I consider it money well spent.
Good for date night or a family outing.

I got a groupon deal for Christmas, four play for the price of two! The deal expired, but we still had the credit which was 18.00. So we ended up paying only 2 bucks for the two of us to go on a cute, and very Trippy little date. Seriously this place is crazy! There is an arcade and a crazy amount of stuff everywhere that glows. There are four different themed rooms, an enchanted forest, and underwater world, a medieval land, and an island with a million tiki faces everywhere.
I had read some reviews on several different sites that the owner was really rude, so I made a note to myself to avoid him at all costs as I really do not enjoy unpleasant experiences with strangers in public, I just can’t shake them off. However when we finished our 18 holes, and did not come anywhere close to par (oops) he was manning the counter where you return your clubs. He asked how we did and we chatted for a bit about the art and the putting edge franchise. He told us some interesting bits about the man who makes the art, which apparently is indestructible, and then sent us back in to improve our scores free of charge. I thought he was really nice, and it’s great to see a business owner who just wants people to have a great time and get a low score in mini golf.
The place seemed clean, the people at the front were nice and helpful and the music, while a bit loud was enjoyable and sometimes it made me want to dance from one hole to another. We went on a Thursday afternoon and there were only a few other people there but I could see major hold ups
Between holes if it’s busy. But don’t worry you can always dance while you wait.

It’s kinda small, but it’s clean and not stinky. The décor is nice and bright. It goes well with the place. There aren’t many games to play in the arcade area but the kids had fun golfing. Only down side is if you want to take your kids you have to pay to play too. No observing, which doesn’t work for a mom with a 9, 7, and 6 year old. They are old enough to play together and don’t need me to help them anymore but I couldn’t just watch and cheer them on. I also am not comfortable letting them go into the play area alone so I had to pay.

What a find!
Thanks to Groupon we had a chance to check this place out and to get our putt-​putt on. We can’t wait to bring friends back and spend some time in the crazy glowing atmosphere.
Also, the gentleman that was working the day that we went was above excellent!

The golf course was much larger than expected. It was well put together and fun! The staff was great. Give this place a try if you’re nearby.

An enjoyable experience! It was interesting when my girlfriend took me here. She had a Groupon, but the place has a lot of children, as one would expect, as it’s an arcade/​mini golf location.
We played the glow in the dark mini golf, and had a great time. I know the place can be full of children, but it’s a fun place to go to just to get away for a bit. If you’re just adults going, have a coupon or purchase a Groupon, it will save you some money.

I have usually only visited this place using some kind of coupon discount (like Groupon), but after having visited a few times I would return without a coupon as it was fun enough to return.
My little daughter enjoys it as well and it is nice if you are looking to do some mini-​golf and the weather isn’t that great outside.
I’d definitely recommend coming here.
Note: it may be geared more towards a younger crowd with the arcade games and the lighting, but most times I would see families come here.

Had a good time with my 5 year old son here. He thought it was neat and not too hard to putt the ball through the course. It is indoor with little space between holes, so I wouldn’t want to be here if it was busy.
There are some token-​fed video games, a couple air hockey tables, and the most absolute basic of concessions. (It is adjacent to the food court, not to mention Yard House.) There’s a sizable area with tables for parties too.
The employees were friendly and the restrooms were clean so I’d say they seem to be doing a good job running the business in general.

Putting Edge is a glow in the dark mini golf meets Dave and Busters. The prices are right, the course is a decent size. All in all a solid place to bring some kids for some fun.

I bought a Living Social deal here a while back because I figured indoor glow-​in-​the-​dark mini golf might be a fun activity in the winter. Well, it pretty much was, save for a few factors.
I guess I should’ve checked first, but this place is inside the Colorado Mills mall, and malls just generally make me feel icky inside. The staff is mostly teenaged (naturally) and either completely aloof or overwhelmingly energetic. The space is cramped and it’s just generally not a very exciting mini-​golf course. You’ll find plenty of teenagers on dates, making out in dark corners and families moving at a glacial pace, holding up the course. Note: this is totally fine and expected, there just isn’t a lot of waiting room between holes so you end up either crowding the people in front of you or even further holding up people behind you.
My fiancé and I still had fun, though. If you go in with an open mind and you don’t pay the full price (almost $ 10 a game), this is a fun way to spend an hour. When the weather’s nice, Adventure Golf in Westminster has three super fun courses and it’s much cheaper!