There’s quite a few left in the Midwest .We have 5 places still all within a 30 min drive .I have no idea how they’ve been doing since last year I’m going to check on that now as spring is upon us finally

Got one down the street that just did a massive expansion. Mini-golf, go-karts, batting cages, indoor arcade with bowling, and a few small kiddie rides.

I read Tourist Attractions & Parks magazine regularly, and I gather that places like these continue to be prevalent, though they may add on laser tag more often than an arcade nowadays. A google search like
"Miniature golf" Virginia
can turn up some leads.
.................David Marston

Yup we got a Putterz here

EDIT: I mean I assume it's still there

Here's the site for our local place. There's a couple others that are semi-related in a few other places nearby too

https://thunderroadsiouxfalls.com/

There is a Frankie's Fun Park in Columbia, SC

I would love to see data on trends like this. Mini-golf seems like it has declined a lot since i was a kid. I imagine that between insurance, rising rents, and changes in generational preferences, many of these places died out? Will be interesting to see if the shift to "Experiences" instead of "Things" will continue after covid.

Mels Funway Park in Litchfield NH has a mini golf. NH is a tourist state so they are around in non beach areas.

We have this, but no pinball sadly. https://boondocks.com/

Not in my Home Town, but 40 minutes west of me in Irondequoit, N.Y. (a suburb of Rochester),
is Seabreeze Amusement Park. The 5th oldest in the U.S. (1879) which has a historic Mini Golf
and Arcade. It has the oldest Roller Coaster in the U.S. (1920) that's still in operation.
Seabreeze was reluctant in selling any of their vintage Arcade machines that they had in storage.
In 1994, a huge fire broke out and they lost their historic Carousel and the building with their
stored Arcade machines. (I got in the hobby in the early 90s, so I remember well)..
Off subject, but 40 minutes east of me in Auburn, N.Y. is the oldest continually running Drive In
Theater (Finger Lakes Drive IN "1947") in New York State. Their Community super supports their
Drive In. The line of cars on weekends are very long..

B.a. sweeties

We used to have some decent ones on the beach in Biloxi. Then politicians let casinos in and destroyed everything family-oriented in a 60 mile radius.

Last time I ever saw a Putt-Putt was in the back parking lot at the Tallahassee mall in the late 80’s. There was another, in the early 80’s, that I would frequently go to to play Ms. Pac-Man. That one was in Fern Park, Fl.