Par-Tee Putt mini-putt bar at 26 Duncan Street, Toronto

Entertainment District · Mini-Putt Bar

Par-Tee Putt Toronto

4.2 Open daily from 3pm

26 Duncan St (2nd Floor) · 18 Themed Holes · Ping Pong & Darts · 19+ After 8pm

  • MusicUpbeat party mix
  • Best NightsFri–Sat
  • AreaEntertainment District
  • Dress CodeCasual
  • CrowdGroups, dates, birthdays
  • FormatMini-putt bar

Plan your night at Par-Tee Putt

The fast version of this whole page.

  • How to get in Book a tee time online — walk-ins fit in when there's space
  • Hours Sun–Thu 3–11pm · Fri–Sat 3pm–1am (per official site)
  • Cost 9 holes $14.95 · 18 holes $24.95 · ping pong $29.95/table/hr
  • Age 19+ after 8pm with photo ID — earlier hours are all-ages
  • Dress code Casual — it's mini golf with cocktails, not a door policy

Below: full details on the holes, the food, ping pong and darts, and party packages. Or jump straight to the booking form.

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At a glance

The fast facts about Par-Tee Putt in one place.

  • Address 26 Duncan St, 2nd floor
  • Hours Sun–Thu 3–11pm · Fri–Sat to 1am
  • Format Mini-putt bar
  • Min Age 19+ after 8pm
  • Entry Booked tee times / walk-in
  • Golf $14.95–$24.95 a round
  • Also Ping pong & 3 dart lanes
  • Food ACES Pizza & platters

Our take on Par-Tee Putt

Our honest take, updated when something changes.

  • Fun factor 4.4
  • Food & drink 3.7
  • Nightlife energy 3.5

Best for

  • First dates — a built-in activity beats staring at each other over drinks
  • Birthdays and team nights — the 6–15 person packages do the planning for you
  • The 8–11pm window before hitting the district's clubs two blocks away

Skip if

  • You want a dance floor — there isn't one, and it closes at 11pm Sun–Thu
  • You're planning a late night in one place — even weekends wrap at 1am
  • You want a full dinner — the kitchen is pizza and platters, not a menu

Par-Tee Putt takes the simplest possible pitch — mini golf plus a real bar — and executes it well. The room sits on the second floor of 26 Duncan, right at the Adelaide corner where the Entertainment District starts to hum, and it packs in 18 themed holes, ping pong tables, three dart lanes and a bar into a space that runs kid-friendly by afternoon and adults-only after 8pm.

The economics are part of the appeal. A nine-hole round (The Par) is $14.95 and the full 18 (The Birdie) is $24.95, which for the neighbourhood is cheap entertainment per hour. Ping pong rents at $29.95 a table per hour and the dart lanes are first-come, first-served. Food is handled by ACES Pizza — whole pies, mixed platters, hot dog boxes — which is exactly the right ambition level for a place where you're holding a putter in one hand.

What it isn't: a nightclub. Music stays at party-background level, the crowd is groups and dates rather than scene people, and the closing times (11pm Sunday to Thursday, 1am Friday and Saturday) tell you where it sits in the night's batting order. The move is to book the 8pm-ish tee time when it flips 19+, play the 18, then walk two minutes into the district for the late half of the night.

Bottom line: the strongest opening act in the Entertainment District. Book ahead on weekends, come with a group, eat pizza between holes, and have your after-spot picked before you sink the 18th. As a whole night it runs out of runway; as the first three hours, it's close to perfect.

What guests are saying

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Review snapshot last checked July 2026. We don't operate, own, or earn from Par-Tee Putt — these reviews are public on Google.

Par-Tee Putt vs other casual night-out spots

If Par-Tee Putt isn't right for your night, these are some alternatives worth knowing.

Venue Best for Music Price Door difficulty
Par-Tee Putt Mini golf, ping pong and darts with cocktails — groups and dates Party background $$ Easy (book ahead)
Lost and Found A casual-cool party room when you'd rather dance than putt Hip-hop / Throwbacks $$ Medium
Petty Cash Low-pretense party bar energy into the late hours Hip-hop / Top 40 $$ Medium
Apt. 200 Living-room party bar with games up front and a party in back Hip-hop / R&B $$ Medium

How to get into Par-Tee Putt

Practical tips for tee times, the 19+ switch, and timing your night.

Book a tee time — especially on weekends
  • Tee times book online through the venue's site — reservations are the reliable way in on Friday and Saturday nights.
  • Walk-ins work when there's space, more likely on weekday afternoons and early evenings.
  • The dart lanes are first-come, first-served — no bookings there.
  • Use the form on this page and we'll help lock in a tee time or package.
The 19+ after 8pm rule
  • Before 8pm the venue is all-ages — afternoon rounds with kids are normal.
  • After 8pm it's 19+ only with valid government photo ID — the room shifts to a bar-first crowd.
  • If your group wants the adult version, book 8pm or later; if you're bringing minors, come earlier.
How the rounds work
  • Two options: The Par (9 holes, $14.95) and The Birdie (18 holes, $24.95), scorecards and pencils included.
  • The holes are themed and built for laughs more than for handicaps — nobody is grinding out pars.
  • Drinks travel with you around the course; that's the point.
Ping pong & darts
  • Ping pong tables rent at $29.95 per table per hour — per table, not per person.
  • Three dart lanes run first-come, first-served.
  • Both make a good buffer while you wait for a tee time on busy nights.
Food & drinks
  • The kitchen runs ACES Pizza — pepperoni, cheese, supreme deluxe and a Korean fried chicken pie — plus mixed platters and hot dog boxes.
  • There's a full bar; group bookings can add drink packages, from a couple of drink tickets per guest up to open-bar options.
  • It's bar food built for sharing between holes, not a sit-down dinner.
Party packages
  • Group packages cover 6 to 15 guests and include two hours of mini golf plus food and drink.
  • Three tiers per the venue: Warm Up ($50/guest), Power Play ($75/guest) and Full Send ($100/guest).
  • Submit the form with your date and headcount and we'll help coordinate the right tier.
Insider tips
  • The entrance is on Duncan just south of Adelaide — head up one flight to the second floor.
  • Same block as Adelaide Hall's alley entrance — a show downstairs and putts upstairs make an easy double bill.
  • Sunday to Thursday it closes at 11pm — treat it as the first stop, and have the next spot picked.
  • Closest TTC: St. Andrew or Osgoode Station, both a short walk.

About Par-Tee Putt

An 18-hole mini-putt bar one flight up from Duncan Street.

Par-Tee Putt occupies the second floor of 26 Duncan Street, at the corner where the Entertainment District's after-work crowd and its club crowd trade shifts. The concept needs one sentence: 18 themed mini golf holes wrapped around a full bar, with ping pong tables and three dart lanes filling the gaps. It's all-ages through the afternoon and early evening, then flips to 19+ at 8pm, when the scorecards get less accurate and the bar gets busier.

Rounds come in two sizes — The Par (9 holes, $14.95) and The Birdie (18 holes, $24.95) — with pencils and scorecards included. Ping pong rents by the table at $29.95 an hour, and the dart lanes stay first-come, first-served. Food is by ACES Pizza: whole pies from pepperoni to Korean fried chicken, plus mixed platters and hot dog boxes designed to be eaten standing up between holes. Hours run 3pm to 11pm Sunday through Thursday and 3pm to 1am Friday and Saturday.

The venue leans hard into groups. Party packages handle crews of 6 to 15 with two hours of golf plus food and drink built in, at $50, $75 or $100 a head depending on tier — which makes it one of the district's easiest birthday bookings. It sits two minutes from the neighbourhood's late rooms, so the standard play is putt first, party after. For where to take the second half of the night, see our Entertainment District clubs guide or the best clubs in Toronto list.

Groups & bookings at Par-Tee Putt

The ways to lock in space at Par-Tee Putt. Details are confirmed on request.

  • Tee time — The Par

    9 themed holes, scorecards and pencils included

    $14.95per person
  • Tee time — The Birdie

    The full 18 holes — the round most groups book

    $24.95per person
  • Ping pong table

    Rented by the table, not per player — darts stay first-come, first-served

    $29.95per table / hour
  • Party packages Popular

    6–15 guests · 2 hours of mini golf plus food & drinks · Warm Up / Power Play / Full Send tiers

    $50–$100per guest

What a booking gets you

  • A guaranteed start time on nights when walk-ins wait
  • The course to yourselves hole by hole — drinks travel with you
  • Food built for groups — ACES pizzas, platters and hot dog boxes
  • Package extras — drink tickets up to open-bar options on group tiers
  • A 2-minute walk to the district's late rooms when you're done

How pricing works

Rounds are priced per person ($14.95 for 9 holes, $24.95 for 18) and ping pong by the table. Party packages for 6–15 guests bundle two hours of golf with food and drinks at $50, $75 or $100 a head depending on tier — all figures per the venue's official site and confirmed when you book.

Submit the form with your date and headcount, and note whether it's a casual tee time or a package night — we'll help coordinate it.

Par-Tee Putt doesn't sell nightclub-style bottle service — it's tee times, table rentals and party packages. Submit a booking with your date and group size and we'll help arrange the right one.

What a typical night looks like

How a weekend evening at Par-Tee Putt unfolds, first putt to last call.

  1. ~3–6pm

    All-ages rounds

    Doors open at 3pm. Afternoon groups, families and early dates play the course at its quietest.

  2. ~6–8pm

    After-work window

    Office crews take over the ping pong tables and dart lanes; pizzas start landing between holes.

  3. 8pm

    The 19+ switch

    From 8pm it's adults-only with photo ID. The music comes up and the course becomes a bar crawl with putters.

  4. ~9pm–12am

    Peak tee times

    Friday and Saturday's busiest block — booked tee times back to back, birthday packages in full swing, every dart lane taken.

  5. 11pm / 1am

    Close

    Sunday to Thursday wraps at 11pm; Friday and Saturday run to 1am. The district's clubs are two minutes away for round two.

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Par-Tee Putt location & directions

26 Duncan St, second floor — just south of Adelaide in the Entertainment District.

26 Duncan Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M5V 2B8

Entertainment District · Duncan at Adelaide St W · one flight up

  • TTC: St. Andrew Station (Line 1) or Osgoode Station — both a short walk; the 504 King streetcar stops at King & Duncan
  • Parking: Paid lots and Green P garages around Adelaide, Richmond and Duncan; street parking is scarce on weekend nights
  • Contact: 647-952-9594 · toronto@parteeputt.com · parteeputt.com
  • Finding it: Street-level door on Duncan just south of Adelaide — head up one flight to the second floor

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How we verify this page

Page built from Par-Tee Putt's own materials, Toronto nightlife coverage, public review patterns, and reader feedback. As an all-ages-by-day, 19+-by-night venue, the experience differs sharply by hour — a weekday afternoon round and a Saturday 10pm session are effectively different venues. Use the booking form to confirm the format for the night you want.

  • Address & venue details: from Par-Tee Putt's official site (parteeputt.com/toronto), including the second-floor location and 18-hole course.
  • Hours, prices & policies: from the official site — round prices, ping pong rates, party-package tiers and the 19+ after 8pm rule.
  • Editorial review: the TorontoNightclubs.com team's independent assessment of fun factor, food and drink, and nightlife energy.
  • Reviews: aggregated from public Google profiles. We don't operate, own, or earn commissions from Par-Tee Putt.

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Par-Tee Putt Toronto FAQ

Quick answers to the questions guests ask most often.

Where is Par-Tee Putt located?

Par-Tee Putt is on the second floor of 26 Duncan St, Toronto, ON M5V 2B8, just south of Adelaide Street West in the Entertainment District. The closest subway stations are St. Andrew and Osgoode, both a short walk.

How much does mini golf cost at Par-Tee Putt?

Per the venue's official site: The Par (9 holes) is $14.95 and The Birdie (18 holes) is $24.95 per person, scorecards and pencils included. Ping pong tables rent for $29.95 per table per hour.

Is Par-Tee Putt 19+?

After 8pm, yes — guests must be 19+ with valid photo ID. Before 8pm the venue is all-ages, so afternoon and early-evening rounds with minors are fine.

Do I need a reservation at Par-Tee Putt?

Booking a tee time online is the reliable way in, especially Friday and Saturday evenings. Walk-ins are accommodated when there's space, and the three dart lanes are always first-come, first-served.

What are the hours at Par-Tee Putt?

Per the official site: Sunday to Thursday 3pm–11pm and Friday to Saturday 3pm–1am. The 19+ switch happens at 8pm every night.

What food does Par-Tee Putt serve?

Food is by ACES Pizza — whole pies including pepperoni, cheese, supreme deluxe and Korean fried chicken — plus mixed platters and hot dog boxes. It's shareable bar food designed to be eaten between holes.

Does Par-Tee Putt have a full bar?

Yes — there's a full-service bar, and drinks come with you around the course. Group bookings can add drink packages, from a couple of drink tickets per guest up to open-bar options.

Can I play ping pong or darts without doing mini golf?

Yes. Ping pong tables rent by the hour ($29.95 per table), and the three dart lanes are first-come, first-served — no round of golf required.

How do party packages work at Par-Tee Putt?

Packages cover groups of 6 to 15 guests and include two hours of mini golf plus food and beverages. The venue's three tiers are Warm Up ($50/guest), Power Play ($75/guest) and Full Send ($100/guest). Submit the form on this page with your date and headcount and we'll help set it up.

What is the dress code at Par-Tee Putt?

Casual. It's a mini-putt bar, not a nightclub — jeans and sneakers are the norm, and you'll be walking a course, so comfortable shoes make sense.

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