Adult: $7.00 (12+ yrs old)… All You Can Play – just $3.00 more, Child: $6.00 (5-11 yrs old)… All You Can Play – just $3.00 more, Toddlers: $3.00 (4 yrs old)…Includes All You Can Play, 3 Yrs old and under Free with other paying person.Random assortment of obstacles disrupts the original game play design of Putt Putt Photo of a photo of the course from 1982 Arcade entrance Anna poses at Hole 2 Desiree putts towards the guitar Shark attack! Dapper frog obstacle Strange 101 Dalmations fire truck Purple loop with fiberglass lion behind it T-Rex Desiree and seal Golf bag planter at abandoned club house Rules Aimee scopes out this strange shoe house Clown car! Giant ball

And since we showed up at the end of the season, we got a deep discount of two rounds for $5/person. While there is no overall theme that brings everything together, the vibe of General Custer’s is kitschy and fun. What should have been holes with all Par 2 has completely changed into a much more challenging landscape. The original design of the Putt Putt course has been obstructed with a random assortment of obstacles ranging in quality from pre-fabricated to home-made. At 61 years old, this course has clearly been re-decorated, re-painted and re-turfed, but definitely still shows signs of its age. The gentleman working at the counter was kind enough to show me an old photo and tell me about some of the history. The two 18-hole courses have since been re-decorated and made part of a larger complex that includes ice cream, a bungee jumper and a game room.

Par – What is now General Custer’s was originally opened in 1958 as a Putt Putt. I settled on General Custer’s on Cincinnati’s West Side. After researching the area, I was surprised to find very few courses in the region. Since the festival took place at night, we had our days free to explore the city and to no one’s surprise, mini golf was on the top of my list.

I was joined by my collaborators Anna Abhau Elliott, Desiree Moore and our friend and super-assistant Aimee Wise. The Barter Boat is a pop-up, interactive art project that travels to different cities around the country and this past October it took me to Cincinnati, OH for the BLINK Festival. Aimee, Desiree and Anna pose with the giant cheeseburger

Can a 3 year old play putt putt