Golf Adventure

It’s a nice, family - friendly 18-hole mini golf course. The young lady in the Club-house, that checked us in, was very nice, friendly & answered all our questions. Will definitely come back here soon.

Very good but not great course which are harder and harder to come by anymore. Kid working the front desk was very friendly. The course is challenging and has some lengthier holes which is always fun to get to put it pretty far I'm talking a good 25-30 ft. A few water obstacles mixed in as well. Price is reasonable I guess $11 per person? I don't know anymore What things are supposed to cost. The only downsides that we encountered is that certain holes I guess for legal reasons have a walkway to go to the next hole where they don't put bricks up and it just happens to be right where most people would hit the ball and of course the ball goes right off of the course. The other thing is I understand that are supposed to be hills and things like that. But again on three or four maybe a few more holes you can tell the grading of the course was a little off. There are certain hills on the sides of holes where it's just they run off where no matter what you do the ball gets stuck against the bricks. Again, nothing to make or break the course but that's why I would give this place four stars and not five. Overall fun course to play! They also have ice cream and a seating area as well and restrooms.

Small/compact 18 hole mini golf course has exactly what is needed, no big bells and whistles but not exactly generic/no frills either.

The landscaping is the high point and clearly where they are spending time and money on maintenance. The gardens have a Zen like asthetic that helps keep your frustration in check when you are putting for 5 or getting the max 6 stroke score after a frustrating series of errors/just misses. 😂

There are very pretty water features including a large central waterfall which feeds various running streams, babbling brooks and calm pools, all lazily woven through the gardens and course. Large boulders scattered about make for convenient places to perch if you need to for a bit and the cashier shack at the entry serves ice cream, shakes and fountain sodas for after game treats, with a few wooden picnic tables provided to the side for your group to enjoy their iceceam and tally their scores.

This is the perfect mini golf spot for a quick weeknight game with the family, because the course is easy and fast, all holes are a par 3, so it also builds confidence with the littlest golfers and allows them to be competitive as well.

We enjoy it here very much, and will countinue to visit through the spring summer and fall seasons.

Location makes it easily accessible but also limits the size of the course, hence the compact footprint. Lots of surrounding traffic can take away from the vibe a bit when you hear the traffic, but mostly the white noise of the water features drown that out. If the waterfall is not running, this place immediatly loses all it's charm, but it is a rare day when it is not running... I am sure those are due to maintainance issues/repairs needing to be done, sometimes the guests can be jerks and throw litter into the water and I am sure that leads to the repairs being needed, so as usual, people suck. 🤷‍♀️. But the flowering gardens and decorative grasses are beautiful when blooming, def worth a visit in late spring early summer just to experience the full effect.

Good local miniature golf. It's outdoor so that was a plus for me. Pricing wasn't too bad. My kids had a blast, but I think I'll wait a while before I take the 3 year old back. He wasn't quite gasping the concept. Staff were friendly, and helpful. Would recommend.