Swingers Las Vegas
Miniature golf course · Boulder Junction
3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Highlights
Adults-only mini golf with themed courses, arcade, & cocktails
Adults-only mini golf with themed courses, arcade, & cocktails
"Play a round of mini golf, test your Skeeball skills, and devour some crispy-edged Detroit-style pizza at this sprawling, three-story indoor playground inspired by an English country estate. The caddies on the course are ready to serve you fairway favorites like moscow mules and old fashioneds—get buzzed and putt in peace without the fear of sunburn." - emmy kasten
"Play a round of mini golf, test your Skeeball skills, and devour some crispy-edged Detroit-style pizza at this sprawling, three-story indoor playground inspired by an English country estate. The caddies on the course are ready to serve you fairway favorites like Moscow Mules and Old Fashioneds—get buzzed and putt in peace without the fear of sunburn." - Emmy Kasten
"Swingers Las Vegas will open at the Mandalay Bay with four golf courses, cocktail golf carts, an arcade, and New York’s Emmy Squared pizzeria. Swingers takes over the 40,000-square-foot space on the Las Vegas Strip that used to be the Light nightclub and goes all-in on whimsy with mini golf courses themed to settings like a clocktower, a hot air balloon, a carousel, and a meteorite. Cocktails, like the Spiked Orange Crush frozen drink can be ordered at the bar or by roving golf cart caddies." - Janna Karel
"A 40,000-square-foot, carnival-style high-tech mini-golf course that opened at a Strip resort; the attraction features courses themed to hot air balloons and clocktowers, an arcade, and pizza from New York’s Emmy Squared." - Janna Karel
"Opening November 8 at Mandalay Bay, I’m looking forward to an adults-only mini-golf attraction that occupies a 40,000-square-foot space on the Las Vegas Strip and leans hard into whimsy: four themed courses (clocktower, hot air balloon, carousel, meteorite) full of over-the-top obstacles like windmills and waterwheels, projection lighting that animates the set pieces, and greens styled to evoke the English countryside. Cocktails can be ordered at the bar or by roving golf-cart caddies, and the venue includes an old-timey arcade, a DJ booth, high-saturation scenery for post-putting revelry, and a buzzy New York pizzeria inside; the company raised $50 million for the Vegas flagship, tickets start at $30 per person, a typical nine-hole round takes about 40 minutes, and tee times run from 12:30 p.m. until midnight daily." - Janna Karel
