PopStroke's Largest Venue Yet
Tiger Woods is bringing his PopStroke mini golf brand to Orlando this December, he announced on social media this week.
The new location on International Drive will feature two 18-hole courses, a flowing river, 13-foot waterfalls, caves, and even sharks and stingrays. It's PopStroke's largest financial commitment to date, with a $9.5 million investment in a 16,229-square-foot structure.
The venue, located at 8554 International Drive near the Orange County Convention Center, targets both convention traffic and leisure travelers. Orlando drew a record 76.7 million visitors in 2025, making it the busiest destination in the United States.
A Partnership Born of Serendipity
PopStroke wasn't founded by Tiger Woods, but the golf legend did become an equity partner in late 2019 after his children attended the same school as the concept's creator, Greg Bartoli, a former Wall Street executive.
Bartoli opened his first golf-and-dining concept, Lighthouse Cove, in Jupiter, Florida in 2013, before refining the formula into PopStroke six years later. The first true PopStroke location opened in Port St. Lucie in March 2019.
Since then, PopStroke has expanded rapidly, growing from nine locations to 17 in a single year. The company now operates over 20 destinations nationwide and aims to reach 200 locations in the coming years.