What Mini Golf Equipment Can I Buy from Putterfingers?

Putterfingers sells mini golf equipment in four main areas: putters, balls, printed and branded merchandise, and complete course packages. The product pages show individual items such as adult rubber-headed putters and gloss low-bounce balls, while the site also advertises print services, courses to hire or buy, and a business-in-a-box package. If you only need clubs and balls for an existing course, the equipment range is the place to start; if you are setting up a new attraction or event, the course and package options are more relevant.

Equipment categories at a glance

Putters and balls: the core equipment

The top-seller list on the site features Adult Rubber Headed Mini Golf Putters (Black 35"), priced from $14.56 ex VAT. Rubber-headed putters are a practical choice for shared and hire use because the head is more forgiving on both balls and surroundings than a hard metal face.

For balls, the site lists Gloss Low Bounce Mini Golf Balls from $1.06 ex VAT and Branded Gloss Low Bounce Mini Golf Balls from $1.56 ex VAT. Low-bounce balls suit indoor and event courses where you want predictable rolls and fewer lost balls. The branded version costs more per ball, so it makes sense when the ball doubles as a giveaway or promotional item rather than plain course stock.

Prices shown are "from" prices and exclude VAT, so the final cost depends on quantity and configuration. Check the product page for the exact variant before ordering.

Print and merchandising

Putterfingers states that it prints as well as supplies equipment, and the branded ball listing is one example of that. Printed and branded items are useful if you run a venue and want logoed balls, or if you are organising an event and want the course to carry a sponsor or theme. The site does not list every printable product in the excerpt, so treat print as a service to enquire about rather than a fixed catalogue.

Courses to hire or buy

The site separates courses to hire from courses to buy. Customer reviews describe hired packages for weddings and a corporate charity day, with comments on delivery, setup, pack-away and communication. One reviewer specifically mentions a wedding golf package and value for the hire time compared with other suppliers.

Hire suits one-off events where you do not want storage or maintenance. Buying suits venues that will use the course repeatedly. The site does not publish hire durations or purchase prices in the material available, so confirm those directly before deciding.

Business-in-a-box

The business-in-a-box package is aimed at people starting a mini golf business. It bundles the equipment and course elements needed to operate, rather than selling items one at a time. This is the option to look at if your goal is a commercial setup rather than a single event or a few replacement clubs.

How to choose

• Replacing equipment only: buy putters and low-bounce balls; choose branded balls only if promotion matters.
• One-off event: hire a course package and confirm delivery, setup and collection terms.
• Permanent or repeat use: compare buying a course against the business-in-a-box package.
• Brand visibility: ask about print and merchandising alongside your equipment order.

The site advertises same-weekday dispatch for orders placed before 2pm, which matters if you are buying equipment close to an event date.