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Sample rows

10 of the 353 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 41 businesses, 29 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 31.

16 rows (5%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Puttshack with 16. 275 businesses have a name used only once, and 226 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 334 rated businesses is 4.5, and 20 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 247 email addresses, 82 (33%) are role addresses such as info@, 89 (36%) name a person and 76 (31%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this miniature golf course email list?

The file has 353 Google Maps listings in the Miniature golf course category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a course that people play for fun: an outdoor putting course with windmills and water hazards, an indoor glow-in-the-dark course, a mini golf course inside a family entertainment center or one next to a resort or an ice cream stand. A course with two Maps pins takes two rows.

The email column holds 247 addresses, one per course, taken from the course's own website. Phone numbers are on 323 rows and websites on 318. Nearly every course has a site, since families look up hours, prices and birthday party packages before they visit.

Google assigns the same tag to all 353 courses, so the file varies only by place and mailbox type: 89 named-person addresses, 82 role addresses and 76 free-mail addresses.

How can you segment the file?

Use Excel or Google Sheets and filter the columns of the CSV.

The state column matters more here than for most trades, because mini golf is seasonal. Courses in Florida, Arizona and Texas operate nearly all year. Courses in Colorado, Ohio and New York close or shrink their hours in winter, which changes when a message is useful.

A course name usually tells you the format. Words such as adventure, family fun center, indoor, glow, putt, pirate, safari or resort point to bigger operations with arcades and food, and a different buyer than a simple putting course.

The city column gives tourist clusters. Orlando, Las Vegas and Colorado Springs have the most listings in the file.

The email type column splits the owner-run courses from the businesses with an office.

• State: year-round states against seasonal states.
• Name keyword: adventure, indoor, glow, family fun center, resort.
• City: the tourist hubs, for local vendors.
• Email type: named-person for owners, role for the front office.

Who buys a miniature golf course email list?

Builders and equipment makers are the first group: companies that design and build mini golf holes, artificial turf installers, makers of putters, golf balls and scorecards, and suppliers of obstacles and themed props. Lighting and black light vendors serve indoor glow courses.

Vendors that sell to any family attraction buy it too: ticketing and online booking software, party booking tools, point of sale systems for snack bars, ice cream and snack suppliers, and arcade game distributors. Local marketing agencies and print shops pitch seasonal promotions. Insurance brokers offer liability cover for attractions with customers on site. School and company event planners use the list to find a venue for a field trip or an outing.

How do you run outreach to mini golf courses?

Course owners run a seasonal business with long days in summer. Writing in the off season, when staff and attention are available, tends to work better than writing in July. In a warm state the window is shorter, so check the state before you pick a date.

The file has 89 named-person addresses, 76 free-mail addresses and 82 role addresses. A free-mail or named address often reaches an owner who runs the course with family. A role address such as info@ or parties@ reaches the person who books birthday parties, so a booking software pitch fits there.

Say what you sell and what it does for a course: a way to take party deposits online, a turf that handles foot traffic, a lighting set for night play. Name the course type you saw on the website, such as a glow course or an outdoor 18-hole layout.

Use the 323 phone numbers for a call in the morning before the course opens. Remove repeats by website domain, because a company that runs several courses may list one address on all of them.

What email rules apply when you contact mini golf courses?

A promotional message to a course must include a valid postal address for your business and an opt-out that works. A party booking inbox that asks to stop receiving offers must come off your list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

For the courses, Florida shows 41 listings and 29 emails. Texas has 31 and 22, California 23 and 16, North Carolina 21 and 15, Colorado 20 and 14, New York 18 and 13, Arizona 15 and 10, Ohio 15 and 10, Pennsylvania 11 and 8 and Missouri 10 and 7.

Orlando has the most listings, 10. Colorado Springs has 8 and San Antonio 7. Las Vegas has 5, and Scottsdale, Chicago, Springfield, New York, Cincinnati and Portland have 4 each.

Orlando and Las Vegas draw visitors, so vendors of ticketing, signage and package deals may want them first. Florida has a year-round season, so a Florida campaign can start at any point in the year.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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