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Comments:	Cones and Clubs Mini Golf now has a penny machine. I believe this is the machine that use to be at the Texas Roadhouse in York. <p> Designs are: <br> 1) My Lucky Penny Pennsylvania with a horseshoe <br> 2) Best Friends Pennsylvania <br> 3) Pennsylvania Mack's Cones & Clubs with a 2 scoop ice cream cone and a golf club and ball <p> Retired from Machine 1: 1) Texas Roadhouse Pennsylvania <p> 6/7/2026: Same location, Texas Roadhouse design isn’t retired, but rather “hidden” from the selection. All 4 designs rolling short on copper. <br> I found that for all designs except the Texas Roadhouse if the dot was lined up even a hair before the selector the coins would catch early and you’d end up with a misroll. There is a custom wheel installed to make the machine easier for kids to use but I felt it was more of a pain as it takes over 20 spins per coin to roll. -KJB #5506
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Cones and Clubs Mini Golf

Machine Locations > Pennsylvania

5745 Lincoln Hwy
York, PA , 17406

Phone: 717-252-1978

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Cones and Clubs Mini Golf now has a penny machine. I believe this is the machine that use to be at the Texas Roadhouse in York.

Designs are:
1) My Lucky Penny Pennsylvania with a horseshoe
2) Best Friends Pennsylvania
3) Pennsylvania Mack's Cones & Clubs with a 2 scoop ice cream cone and a golf club and ball

Retired from Machine 1: 1) Texas Roadhouse Pennsylvania

6/7/2026: Same location, Texas Roadhouse design isn’t retired, but rather “hidden” from the selection. All 4 designs rolling short on copper.
I found that for all designs except the Texas Roadhouse if the dot was lined up even a hair before the selector the coins would catch early and you’d end up with a misroll. There is a custom wheel installed to make the machine easier for kids to use but I felt it was more of a pain as it takes over 20 spins per coin to roll. -KJB #5506

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Design Retired from machine.