A putt-putt center in Memphis came under siege by hundreds of kids.
A mini-golf complex got flooded with hundreds of kids after a mass parent drop-off, who then started wreaking havoc when they couldn't get their money back ... so say cops, anyway.
The staff told cops the sheer number of people put them in violation of local COVID-19 regulations, but that was the least of their worries based on this video.
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