Staff Reports | Business & Commerce
At Puttshack, the company purpose is to bring everyone in to play.
On the occasion of Autism Acceptance Month this April, we highlight our company-wide commitment to creating and sustaining inclusive and welcoming environments for all guests though our partnership with KultureCity, an Alabama-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting accessibility and inclusion for individuals with sensory processing needs.
We’re excited to host a month-long fundraising event across all Puttshack U.S locations to benefit our partners. From April 1 to 30, 20% of each 9-hole mini golf game booked from puttshack.com/kcfundraiser will be donated directly to KultureCity, according to a press release.
With one in four individuals in the U.S. living with a sensory processing need or invisible disability, Puttshack recognized an opportunity to provide an enjoyable experience for everyone. All 16 of our U.S. venues have officially earned the Sensory Inclusive certification from KultureCity.
This mission of inclusivity is further enhanced by our proprietary Trackaball technology that keeps the score for you, ADA-compliant courses at every venue, and a premium dietary-inclusive culinary offering.
“We welcome everyone in to play at Puttshack, and we are thrilled to continue to create inclusive spaces that are enjoyable for our guests with all abilities,” says Susan Walmesley, Puttshack CMO/COO. “It’s important that social entertainment spaces such as ours continue to evolve in accessibility so anyone can have fun, together.”
Each of our venues is featured on the KultureCity website, allowing guests to preview our spaces and explore the sensory-inclusive options available before their visit.
“Empowering communities through inclusion and innovation, Puttshack is aligned with the same visionary spirit as KultureCity and is championing a world where every individual, regardless of ability, is not just accepted but celebrated for their unique contributions to the tapestry of humanity,” says Uma Srivastava, KultureCity executive director.
