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A Boozy Mini-Putt Course Has Popped Up In Montreal's Old Port (PHOTOS)

Hit a few balls while sipping on Grey Goose vodka soda.
Montreal Is Getting A Boozy Mini-Putt Course Pop-Up By Grey Goose
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For a limited time only, a boozy outdoor mini-putt course by Grey Goose Vodka has been constructed in Montreal, offering "golfers" the chance to day drink while enjoying an activity in the sun.

The pop-up mini-golf course is running for 12 days — from July 24 to August 4 — at the Grand Quai of the Old Port of Montreal.

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The Smooth Putt, as it's called, features nine holes and the course is open to anyone of legal drinking age who wants to play. Each ticket includes a custom Grey Goose vodka soda cocktail.

Tickets are $21 per person to play nine holes of boozy mini-golf and you must reserve your spot online in advance.

The pop-up hosts visitors from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. with a maximum of four spots per time slot.

The Smooth Putt presented by Grey Goose Vodka

Price: $21 per person

When: July 24 to August 4, 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Address: 200, rue de la Commune O., Montreal, QC

Buy tickets here

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