Austin Klar tours Stagecoach Green, an 18-hole mini golf course in San Francisco's Mission Bay where each hole represents a different era from the city's 150-year history. Local artists designed it, and ticket sales support foster youth and families.
This outdoor mini golf course in San Francisco's Mission Bay is an homage to the city's incredible history. Each hole at Stagecoach Green is a nod to different facets of the city's timeline, as well as to different historic sites, things like the Gold Rush to the tech boom and bust. There's nods to Sutro Tower, Transamerica Tower, Salesforce Tower. There's even a nod to earthquakes. 150 different local artists collaborated to create the 18-hole mini golf course, and proceeds from ticket sales go to foster youth and foster families. The course is right next to Spark Social and has different spots for food trucks, dining areas, and there are even cabana spaces for just hanging out. Really clever and fun way to experience different aspects of San Francisco's history. Let me know what you think in the comments and follow me for more San Francisco activities. Bye!
