SEATTLE — The Seattle Art Museum will transform the Olympic Sculpture Park into a seasonal mini golf course this summer, combining art, recreation, and waterfront views in a new attraction running from June 17 through Sept. 7.
“Mini Golf at Olympic Sculpture Park” will operate Wednesdays through Sundays from noon to 8 p.m., with the last tee-off scheduled for 7:10 p.m.
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Visitors must purchase timed-entry tickets in advance, with reservations available for groups of up to eight people, organizers said.
The nine-hole course will feature holes designed by Seattle-based artists, highlighting the city’s local arts community while incorporating views of landmarks including Seattle Center and Puget Sound.
Admission is $15 plus tax for adults, $10 plus tax for museum members and visitors under 18, and free for children ages 5 and younger.
Food and drinks will be available for purchase at the venue. Outside alcohol is prohibited.
The course is designed for all ages and will remain open rain or shine, the museum said.
To kick off the mini-golf course, a special “Tee Up for SAM” benefit night will take place on June 13 for those who wish to experience the venue first.
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Tickets for a chance to be among the very first to tee off on June 13 range from $150 per person to $250. Proceeds from Tee Up for SAM benefit the museum’s artistic, educational, and community engagement programs, organizers said.