Ghost Golf
Ghost Golf is a humorous horror-themed indoor miniature golf course located on North Blackstone Avenue in Fresno, California. History and description. Ghost Golf was originally a Halloween inspired display set up in the front yard of the private residence of Daryn Coleman who, "tired" of having "one day of glory" a year opened the first iteration in nearby Concord, California in 2010 where it remained in business for almost 8 years, first as a 9-hole course before later expanding to an 18-hole course. Despite the efforts of a local high school student who started a  petition in support of Ghost Golf, their Concord location nevertheless closed in order to make room for a Dunkin' Donuts after the landlord raised the rent. The business was then moved to Fresno where it re-opened in a larger 10,000 square foot location near Whitie's Pets on October 22, 2018. Lawsuit. On October 30, 2020, it was reported that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in California, Ghost Golf had shut down in March of that year and attempted to reopen 2 months later in June after given the all-clear by Fresno County which lasted only 4 days  before the business was closed again, this time as a result of governor Gavin Newsom's pandemic response. According to Coleman, this has cost him $23-$25,000 per day plus rent and other business expenses. As a result, Coleman filed a lawsuit against Newsom on October 26, 2020.