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Posted: May 13, 2013
Picone Construction completes 10,725 s/f Monster Mini Golf
Picone Construction Corp. completed the 10,725 s/f Monster Mini Golf entertainment center, one of the fastest growing family entertainment chains in the nation.
Now open, the facility located at Sheridan Center, 3386 Sheridan Dr, at the corner of Sheridan Dr. and Sweet Home Rd., was remodeled into a monster-themed 18 hole, black-lit, glow-in-the-dark golf course, arcade game area, DJ booth, and private event rooms. The project architect was Lauer-Manguso & Associates.
Picone Construction Corp. has been providing professional construction services to the Western New York area since 1931. The firm specializes in general construction, construction management, and design / build services. Past projects stand as enduring testimonials to the integrity and commitment that has always characterized their work.
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