Pumpkin Beer Meets Pumpkin Golf: Calling all Long Island Breweries

Enjoy your first pumpkin beer at your favorite Long Island brewery alongside one of Tee Shot Mobile’s fall-themed golf courses!

We hate to say it, but summer is winding down

While walking to our approach shots this past Sunday, I turned to my buddy and pointed at the ground.

Leaves.

It seems like just yesterday we were playing through what felt like our fourth heatwave of the summer on Long Island, and yet the first sign of fall was somehow already showing itself.

With the exception of losing golf balls in the piles of leaves that accumulate on the course, autumn golf is arguably the most enjoyable time of year to play.

That fall golf doesn’t stop on the course, however.

Tee Shot Mobile offers two perfectly fall-themed options for your next event:

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Haunted House: Perfect for brewery challenges

Tombstones, gravesites, and jack-o'-lanterns flank both sides of the fairway on this Halloween-themed range. You definitely don’t want to stray too far from the green!

The Haunted House features:

• 100-yard closest-to-the-pin challenge

• 50-, 100-, and 150-yard distance challenges

• A cauldron placed at 50 yards that changes colors when hit

Pumpkin Patch: Great for brewery guests

The Pumpkin Patch seems like your normal driving range… if you’re not distracted by giant mummies, headless zombies, and scarecrows wandering around the fairway.

Turn your next brewery day into a smashing pumpkins contest

One of the best things to do on this range–besides avoiding the headless zombies that are patrolling the fairway–is to aim for the dozens of pumpkins.

Any time a golf ball makes contact with a pumpkin, they explode on-screen.

It doesn’t matter what type of shot you hit. See who can smash the most pumpkins with a 120-yard stinger shot or a 250-yard drive!

🎃 These ranges are our go-to for fall days at breweries across Long Island! 🎃

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