GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) – Developers behind a proposed mini golf course near downtown Greenville are clarifying confusion surrounding renderings previously shared with the public.<\/p>\n
Parks McLeod says the images he provided to the City of Greenville were meant as inspiration\u2014not final designs. Some of those inspirational images included signage for the business PopStroke.<\/p>\n
In a statement to FOX Carolina, McLeod confirmed that PopStroke is not affiliated with the project.<\/p>\n
PopStroke is not affiliated with or involved in the Bogey\u2019s Golfgarten – Mills Avenue project. We\u2019ve taken steps to ensure there is no confusion regarding any affiliation.<\/p>\n
Bogey\u2019s Golfgarten is a locally created, family-focused destination built specifically for Greenville. The project will feature outdoor mini golf, gathering spaces, and food and beverage offerings designed for all ages.<\/p>\n
With BZA approval secured, Bogey\u2019s Golfgarten is ready to move forward. We\u2019re excited to create a dynamic new space from the ground up where Greenville families and friends can connect, play, and spend time together.<\/p>\n
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