
WORKHOUSE MASTERPIECE
MINI GOLF
Open Wed - Sat 11am - 6pm, Sun 11am - 5pm
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE

Play Through a Work of Art at Workhouse Masterpiece Mini-Golf
Masterpiece Mini-Golf at Workhouse Arts Center isn’t just a game—it’s an interactive journey through the world of art like you’ve never seen before! Imagine 18 artist-designed holes bursting with bold colors, iconic imagery, and mind-bending creativity. From Monet’s water lilies to Banksy’s graffiti walls, every twist and turn brings you face-to-face with art history’s greatest hits—reimagined in wild, whimsical, and playable form.
This isn’t your average mini-golf course. It’s part gallery, part game, and 100% fun for all ages. With educational tidbits, immersive installations, and a whole lot of artistic flair, Masterpiece Mini-Golf is where fine art meets fantastic fun—right here in Lorton, VA!




Pricing
9 Holes of Masterpiece Mini-Golf
$8 per golfer
18 Holes of Masterpiece Mini-Golf
$15 per golfer.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The first nine (9) holes of the 18-hole Masterpiece Mini-Golf course will open on Saturday, May 10, 2025. The remaining nine (9) holes will debut in June 2025. The course will be open during the Second Saturday events and seasonally throughout the year.
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Masterpiece Mini-Golf is located at the Workhouse Arts Center, 9518 Workhouse Way, Lorton, VA.
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Masterpiece Mini-Golf is designed by the Workhouse Arts Center’s resident artists and pays tribute to some of the world’s most iconic artists and art movements. Each hole is dedicated to an artist or style, from Claude Monet to Frida Kahlo, making this an educational and immersive mini-golf experience unlike any other.
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Expect a visually stunning course where each hole brings a masterpiece to life through craftmanship, detailed artwork, unique designs, and interactive educational content. Players will engage with the world of fine art while having fun and competing in a family-friendly environment.
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The course was designed by Tim Grant, a Workhouse Resident Artist, along with a team of local artists and craftsmen. Their vision was to combine art history, interactive education, and family-friendly competition in a way that’s both fun and engaging for all ages.
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The price for 9 holes of Masterpiece Mini-Golf golf is $8 per golfer
The price for 18 holes of Masterpiece Mini-Golf is $15 per golfer.
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Absolutely! Masterpiece Mini-Golf is designed to be a fun and educational experience for players of all ages. Whether you're an art enthusiast or just looking for a unique family outing, everyone will enjoy putting through these artist-inspired holes.
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Yes, we will eventually offer group bookings for school trips, birthday parties, and corporate events. For more details on group rates and availability, please check back on our website or contact us at MiniGolf@workhousearts.org
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The 9-hole course typically takes 20 to 25 minutes to complete. The 18-hole course typically takes 45 minutes to 1 hour to complete, depending on your pace and group size. It’s perfect for a fun afternoon with family or friends!
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Yes! The course will be open during Second Saturday events and is a perfect activity to enjoy alongside other arts exhibitions and live performances at the Workhouse Arts Center.
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Currently, mini-golf is only available to patrons on a first-come, first-served basis with a wait-list available in the clubhouse.
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The Workhouse Arts Center is a vibrant cultural hub offering gallery exhibitions, live performances, art classes, art camps, a museum and more. After enjoying Masterpiece Mini-Golf, explore our resident artist studios, attend a theater performance, or enjoy a second Saturday event.
Masterpiece Mini-Golf Team MembersTim Grant – Design, Art, Carpentry, Essay Content
Phil Charlwood – Technical Design, Carpentry
Mia Klavon – Artist, Carpenter, Tribute to Wyland
Gary Spellman – Artist, Carpenter, Tribute to Louise Nevelson
Tom Deevy – Carpenter
Bob Hackla – Carpenter
Ellen Silva – Essay Content
Contributing Artists & Tribute Holes
Jon Cane – Tribute to Salvador Dalí
Mary Kane – Tribute to Joan Mitchell
Lura Bovee – Tribute to Frida Kahlo
Wendy Anderson – Tribute to Paul Klee
Grant Baudoin – Tribute to Käthe Kollwitz
Jane Johnson – Tribute to Picasso
Artists Represented in the First Nine Holes
Claude Monet – French Impressionism
Banksy – Guerrilla Art
Roy Lichtenstein – Pop Art
Keith Haring – Pop Art
Michelangelo – Italian Renaissance
Piet Mondrian – De Stijl Art Movement
Louise Nevelson – Recycled Art
Wyland – Marine Art
Bridget Riley – Op Art
Frida Kahlo – Magical Realism
Joan Mitchell – Abstract Expressionism
Salvador Dalí – Surrealism
Picasso – Cubism / Mixed Media Art
Käthe Kollwitz – German Expressionism
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Consider making a donation, purchasing VIP tickets, become a FRIEND, or a sponsor of the event. Proceeds help support year-round arts programming and community events.
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For additional details or sponsorship opportunities, please contact:
Kaitlin Hoesch
Email: khoesch@workhousearts.org Phone: (703) 584-2908
For marketing collaborations or PR, please contact:
Nancy Hessler-Spruill
Email: marketing@workhousearts.org Phone: 703-785-0804
For event bookings, please contact:
MiniGolf@workhousearts.org
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Masterpiece Mini Golf is the perfect destination for birthdays, group events, or a spontaneous day of play! Our vibrant venue is designed to delight guests of all ages. Whether you're planning a celebration or just stopping by for some family-friendly fun, our team is here to make your experience unforgettable.

The Masters Behind Masterpiece Mini Golf
Masterpiece Mini-Golf Team Members
Tim Grant – Design, Art, Carpentry, Essay Content
Phil Charlwood – Technical Design, Carpentry
Mia Klavon – Artist, Carpenter, Tribute to Wyland
Gary Spellman – Artist, Carpenter, Tribute to Louise Nevelson
Tom Deevy – Carpenter
Bob Hackla – Carpenter
Ellen Silva – Essay Content
Contributing Artists & Tribute Holes
Jon Cane – Tribute to Salvador Dalí
Mary Kane – Tribute to Joan Mitchell
Lura Bovee – Tribute to Frida Kahlo
Wendy Anderson – Tribute to Paul Klee
Grant Baudoin – Tribute to Käthe Kollwitz
Jane Johnson – Tribute to Picasso