Balls & Clubs Vienna brings indoor mini golf to Wollzeile in the first district, with a giant Ferris wheel as the last hole.
Balls & Clubs took about 430 m² at Wollzeile 16 for its first site in Austria, and we turned the unit into an 18-hole indoor course.
Groups of one to six play a course that changes in difficulty from hole to hole. The first hole starts right by the entrance, so the game begins the moment guests step in.


A giant Ferris wheel closes the round. It's the piece everyone photographs, and the one that got the press to pay attention.
"Riesenrad als Endgegner"Der Standard, 19 Dec 2025
Colliers reports the letting of about 430 m² at Wollzeile 16, the first Balls & Clubs in Austria.
Heute covers the new course while it runs in soft opening, ahead of the official opening.
Der Standard comes to play, and company groups drop in on the way to their Christmas parties.
Der Standard visits Balls & Clubs on Wollzeile, our 18-hole course in central Vienna, where a giant Ferris-wheel obstacle is the last hole and the office Christmas parties have already moved in.
Read the article →Heute covers the opening of Balls & Clubs at Wollzeile 16: 18 holes for one to six players in Vienna's first district.
Read the article →Colliers on the letting of about 430 sqm at Wollzeile 16, a few steps from St. Stephen's Cathedral, for the first Balls & Clubs in Austria.
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18 holes fit into about 430 m², so a unit on a prime street can carry a full course.
A single big piece gives guests a photo and gives journalists a headline.
One to six players per group suits friends and staff outings alike.
Yegor and the team built Balls & Clubs Vienna in our own workshop, and he is a co-owner of the venue. So he stands behind every hole.
Yegor UsovFounder