Christmas in July???

Let's be honest...

Waiting until December for Christmas is a little overrated.

Why should Santa have all the fun when it's 85 degrees outside?

That's why we're fully embracing Christmas in July at Big Putts.

No, we haven't replaced our golf balls with ornaments (yet).

No, the T-Rex hasn't started pulling Santa's sleigh (although we'd definitely watch that movie).

And no, we're not expecting you to wear an ugly Christmas sweater... unless you really want to.

A Little Christmas Spirit Never Hurt Anybody

Christmas in July is one of those wonderfully weird traditions that reminds us not to take life too seriously.

It's an excuse to laugh.

An excuse to make memories.

And maybe an excuse to eat ice cream while pretending it's hot cocoa.

We're okay with all of that.

What Would a Big Putts Christmas Look Like?

We've been brainstorming...

• Rudolph's nose becomes the world's brightest golf ball.

• Frosty refuses to play because he keeps melting on Hole #7.

• The elves insist on taking mulligans.

• The Grinch complains that every hole is "too cheerful."

• Santa somehow gets a hole-in-one while carrying a sack full of presents.

• The T-Rex asks for cookies instead of milk.

Honestly... we'd pay to see that.

The Gift That Never Goes Out of Season

Here's the funny thing:

You don't have to wait until December to make family memories.

Whether it's 90° outside, pouring rain, or somewhere in between, a round of mini golf is a pretty great way to spend time together.

No assembly required.

No batteries included.

No instruction manual.

Just grab a putter, pick your favorite golf ball, and let the friendly competition begin.

Merry Christmas... Sort Of.

So if you stop by Big Putts this July and happen to hear someone humming Jingle Bells while eating an ice cream cone...

Don't question it.

Join in.

After all, Christmas only comes once a year...

...unless you're having so much fun that you decide it should come twice.

From all of us at Big Putts, Merry Christmas in July!

Now if you'll excuse us, we have an important meeting to determine whether Santa gets a one-stroke penalty for parking his sleigh too close to the green.