Westfield Stick & Hack adds electronic mini golf
13 Sep 2026
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Westfield has a new game in town that co-owner Adam Grubb describes as “if Topgolf and Putt-Putt had a baby.”
At the new Stick & Hack, Lucky Putt combines the short game and obstacles of mini golf with the neon lights, mini games and scorekeeping at businesses like Topgolf. The new game area comes after West Fork and Mash House were bought earlier this year by Stick & Hack partners – Grubb, Matt Schlueter and Matt Whitlow of Parks Place Pub in Fishers, and Ryan Geltz.
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