Stick & Hack launches Lucky Putt at Westfield location

If you’re bad at golf, you can still be good at this!

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Stick & Hack Westfield, 10 E. 191^st St., has kicked off the next chapter of its transformation with the launch of Lucky Putt, a high-energy, technology-forward mini golf experience designed to bring a new kind of entertainment to the Westfield community.

Designed by Indianapolis-based entertainment design company Creative Works, Lucky Putt combines mini golf with interactive challenges, bonus points, and technology to create an experience where traditional golf skill isn’t the deciding factor.

Stick & Hack Westfield is proud to be the first and only Lucky Putt installation in Central Indiana.

Unlike traditional mini golf, Lucky Putt is built around a series of unique challenges. Each hole presents a new opportunity to earn points, with the course featuring everything from true-or-false questions to Plinko-inspired challenges. On some holes, guests won’t even use a putter. The experience is time-based, and the system automatically tracks each player’s points throughout the game, creating a fast-paced competition where strategy, luck, and quick thinking can matter just as much as your golf game.

“Lucky Putt is really the beginning of what we’ve been building toward at Stick & Hack,” Founder and Partner Adam Grubb said. “We wanted this property to be somewhere people could come for dinner, grab a drink, play a game, watch a game, or spend an entire evening without having to go anywhere else. Lucky Putt is the first piece of the entertainment side of that vision to officially come to life, and we’re excited for people to experience it.”

Lucky Putt officially opened to the public Sept. 1, marking the first entertainment concept to open as part of Stick & Hack’s ongoing transformation of its Westfield property. Located directly across from Grand Park, the property is being reimagined as a destination for dining, drinks, sports, and social entertainment.

Lucky Putt joins an already growing lineup at Stick & Hack Westfield. The Parkside Bar & Grill, an Americana restaurant featuring a relaxed atmosphere, is currently open and serving guests. The property is also home to 191 Lounge, a 21-and-over cocktail space for guests looking to grab a drink before or after dinner and entertainment.

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Stick & Hack will continue expanding the Westfield property throughout the remainder of 2026, with golf simulators, racing simulators, social darts, and additional entertainment planned to open later this year. Together, the concepts are designed to create a destination where guests can eat, drink, play, and compete all under one roof.

“Westfield has quickly become a destination for sports and entertainment, and we see a huge opportunity to build something that complements that energy,” Grubb said. “With Grand Park right across the street and everything we’re bringing to this property, we’re creating a place where there’s always a reason to stay a little longer.”

With The Parkside Bar & Grill, 191 Lounge, and a growing lineup of interactive entertainment experiences, Stick & Hack Westfield is positioning itself as Westfield’s premier sport and social club, a destination designed for everything from casual nights out and celebrations to corporate events, team gatherings, and post-Grand Park plans.