PopStroke is the putting venue Tiger Woods' design team partnered on — real-golf putting on contoured courses, no windmills — and its Daytona Beach location opened in late 2024 at Tomoka Town Center. Two courses, 36 holes total: the long, rolling blue and the black, which is the wheelchair-accessible course as filmed. Between the holes sit a full-service restaurant overlooking the putting, a bar, a big screen, a playground and lawn games.
Both courses, all 36 holes
The lead film plays the entire facility end to end — blue and black compared hole by hole in a 95-to-105 mega-round — and a family round weeks after opening walks the full arrival sequence: entrance, host counter, club pickup, bar and food area. The explainer film covers the concept and system: scorekeeping and drink orders through the app (QR drink stands stand at the holes), premium putter and ball upgrades, and a $25 day pass as filmed in early 2025.
This venue hosts the serious end, too
The National Putting Tour's Daytona Beach Putting Classic fills the middle of this page: about twenty of the nation's top popstroke putters on the blue course, commentated like a golf broadcast, the course called 'one of the toughest putting courses in the nation' by the tour — during a freezing winter blast, no less. The tour's own course preview walks the lines: hole 8 is the three-putt monster; 9 and 18 offer front-door/back-door choices. Watch it before you play.
The family logistics
The shortest film may be the most useful for parents: stroller on the accessible black course, piña coladas with a rum upcharge, ping pong, cornhole, Jenga, foosball and the playground beyond the putting. PopStroke's bet — a real restaurant and bar wrapped around serious putting — is fully visible in these films.
Sources: the 9 videos on this page, filmed at PopStroke Daytona Beach from late 2024 through 2025; prices as filmed.