INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Stick & Hack Westfield has launched Lucky Putt, a tech-forward mini-golf experience that’s among the first in central Indiana. Located across from Grand Park on the former West Fork Whiskey Co. site, Lucky Putt replaces straight-putting with challenge-based holes: true-or-false questions, Plinko-style drops, time bonuses and stations that skip the putter—while automatic scoring tracks players’ progress.

“It’s like Topgolf and Putt-Putt had a baby,” co-owner Adam Grubb said. “Everything is connected to your putter—points, time and progress. It’s for kids, families and teams.” Built with Indianapolis-based Creative Works, Lucky Putt opened in early September to strong turnout. “Families have loved it,” Grubb said.

The venue spans 35,000 square feet and is Stick & Hack’s most complete site to date. Lucky Putt joins The Parkside Bar & Grill and 191 Lounge, both open now.

Coming this year are golf and racing simulators, social darts, bocce ball, shuffleboard and a 30-person circle bar. Weekly programming includes cornhole tournaments, euchre and trivia nights.

If you’d like to learn more, you can visit Stick & Hack.