Parkway Social Adds Puttify to their Bowling and Entertainment Center

Since 1958, Parkway Social has been Niagara’s go-to spot for a night out with something for everyone. Thirty bowling lanes, an arcade, laser tag, dining, and a rooftop lounge sit under one roof, built for the birthday party, the office team, and the family spanning three generations.

So why did they choose to add a nine-hole Puttify mini golf course to the mix?

Built for a Mixed Crowd and a Busy Floor

Because Puttify keeps all those groups playing together, whatever their age, skill, or ability.

• Three-shot format. Every player gets three attempts on each hole, so everyone has a chance to score, and no one drops out of the game early.
• Non-linear layout. Groups play the holes in any order, so there are no lines, no waiting around, and the course never stacks up, even on a busy night.

Why It Earns Its Place on the Floor

For any bowling center or FEC considering whether to add a new activity or refresh their existing venue, this is the case for Puttify:

• Higher Throughput: Roughly 1.5 times the throughput of standard mini golf, so it moves more groups a day without more staff.
• More rounds, more spend: A round holds a group longer, so they stay to eat, drink, and play instead of moving on.
• Quicker Return on Investment: Venues have reported typically recovering the investment within the first 6 to 12 months.

That is why it fits a venue like Parkway Social: it widens the offer, caters to existing and new audiences, and earns its place on the floor. For more Puttify projects in a competitive socializing venue, check out: Puttify Brings Tech-Infused Mini Golf to Rixos Premium Dubai