Planning your first round or bringing your crew back for more? Find answers about playing at Putt House, admission, hours, food and drinks, and the Cincinnati stories along the course.
Putt House Cincinnati is a professionally designed, 19-hole outdoor putting course at Freedom Park in The Banks, next to The Filson. It brings a fresh take on mini golf to downtown Cincinnati, combining friendly competition for all skill levels with stories celebrating Cincinnati legends.
Discover Putt House Cincinnati, a professionally designed, 19-hole outdoor putting course at Freedom Park in The Banks. Whether you’re searching for mini golf for a family outing, a team gathering, or friendly competition, Putt House welcomes all skill levels, with food and drinks from The Filson.
Putt House is located at Freedom Park in The Banks in downtown Cincinnati, next to The Filson. Visit our Play & Visit page for directions and arrival information.
Putt House is an outdoor putting course. Our regular hours are: Monday–Thursday: 11 AM–10 PM, Friday: 11 AM–11 PM, Saturday: 10 AM–11 PM, Sunday: 10 AM–10 PM.
Last round starts one hour before closing. Hours may vary due to weather conditions.
Putt House has 19 holes: an 18-hole putting course plus a 19th bonus challenge. All 19 holes are included with admission.
No golf experience is required to play at Putt House. The putting course is designed for all skill levels, so beginners and experienced golfers can enjoy a round together.
Putt House combines a professionally designed outdoor putting course with stories about people who helped shape Cincinnati. Its location at Freedom Park in The Banks also puts guests next to The Filson, which provides food and drinks before, during, or after a round.
Putt House admission is $25 for adults, $20 for seniors, military members, and first responders, and $15 for children under 10. Same-day replays are $10.
Admission includes all 19 holes, use of a putter, and a golf ball to keep. Your round covers the 18-hole course and the 19th bonus challenge.
Putt House offers $20 admission for seniors, military members, and first responders. Admission for children under 10 is $15.
Putt House provides a putter and golf ball with admission. Return the putter after your round and keep the golf ball.
Yes. A golf ball to keep is included with Putt House admission. The putter is provided for use during your round and must be returned.
Yes. Putt House offers same-day replays for $10. Check with the team at the Airstream about starting another round.
Putt House’s regular operating hours are:
Monday–Thursday: 11 AM–10 PM
Friday: 11 AM–11 PM
Saturday: 10 AM–11 PM
Sunday: 10 AM–10 PM
Last round starts one hour before closing. Hours may vary due to weather conditions.
Last round starts one hour before closing. Based on regular operating hours, the last start is 9 PM Monday–Thursday and Sunday, and 10 PM Friday and Saturday. Weather conditions may affect operating hours.
Reservations are not required for regular play at Putt House. Admission is first come, first served, with check-in at the Airstream. For a planned group outing, submit a group inquiry in advance.
Yes. Putt House accepts walk-ins for regular play on a first-come, first-served basis. Check in and pay at the Airstream when you arrive.
Check in and pay for your round at the Putt House Airstream before entering the course. The team will help you get started.
Starts at Putt House are staggered five minutes apart. Visit the Airstream when you arrive to check in and receive starting instructions.
Yes. Putt House is an outdoor course, and operating hours may change due to weather conditions.
Yes. All food and drinks at Putt House come from The Filson, located next to the course. Guests can visit The Filson before or after playing or place an order while on the course.
Scan a QR code located at one of the holes to browse The Filson’s ordering menu and place your order. The QR codes provide access to food and drink ordering while you play.
No. You can place a food and drink order from the Putt House course by scanning a QR code located at one of the holes.
Yes. The Filson is located next to Putt House, making it convenient to enjoy food and drinks before or after your round.
Visit the Putt House Food & Drinks page and follow the ordering link to browse The Filson’s ordering menu. While on the course, you can also access the menu through the QR codes located at the holes.
Yes. Putt House welcomes inquiries for birthdays, team outings, and group celebrations in downtown Cincinnati. Submit an online inquiry, and The Filson’s events team will respond with a quote.
Putt House offers outdoor putting for all skill levels at Freedom Park in The Banks, with food and drinks from The Filson. To plan a corporate gathering or team outing, submit an online inquiry. The Filson’s events team will follow up with a quote.
Yes. Putt House welcomes birthday outing inquiries. Submit an online inquiry with your preferred date, estimated guest count, and celebration details. The Filson’s events team will respond with a quote.
Complete our online event inquiry form. Mention that you’re planning an outing at Putt House and include your preferred date, estimated number of guests, and event details. Your inquiry goes directly to The Filson’s events team, who will follow up with a quote.
Putt House celebrates people connected to Cincinnati’s history, culture, sports, and community life. Featured legends include James Bradley, Elizabeth Blackwell, Oscar Robertson, Anthony Muñoz, and Jim Obergefell. Explore the Legends directory for all 19 featured stories, including entries celebrating more than one person.
Putt House is located in Freedom Park in The Banks, directly across the street from the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. The course celebrates people whose work helped shape Cincinnati through civil rights, education, art, sports, and community service, connecting a round of putting with the stories of the city around it.
Yes. Putt House’s outdoor putting course is in Freedom Park, directly across the street from the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in downtown Cincinnati. You can explore the Freedom Center and enjoy a round at Putt House during a visit to The Banks.
Visit the Legends directory on the Putt House website. Select a legend’s portrait or story link to explore their expanded story and additional reading.
“Putting Through the Years” connects each hole at Putt House with the story of a Cincinnati legend. The legends appear in chronological order based on the year of their featured work or impact. Plaques at each hole introduce their stories, with QR codes linking to expanded biographies so you can explore more as you play.
Visit Play & Visit for admission prices, operating hours, and arrival information.
Planning a birthday, team outing, or celebration? Get in touch with our events team.
