TIGER WOODS-- YOU'RE A GENIUS. Two mini 18-hole golf course/restaurant/ice cream stand/sand…read morevolleyball/pickleball courts AND MORE?! There's literally a little something for everyone. I'm obsessed with PopStroke! Since I suck at sports, I stuck with the standard level golf course and even found that challenging! Compared to the only other mini golf course I've been on in Austin, I noticed the turf is a little too new and smooth. While on the course, you can order drinks anytime on the using a QR code stationed at each hole drink stand. Supposedly, the caddie will find you. You could seriously spend so much time here! Wishing they'd set up a location down south where there's lots of land!!

Popstroke is a really cool open sports facility where you can play pickleball, mini golf and a few…read moreother games. It's a great place to hangout with a group, play some shots and have a drink or two. They serve food here too. The entire space is very well lit so I like that you can be here after sun down too, especially during warm Autsin summers.

Duke's Adventure Golf is maintained beautifully-- no visible signs of wear in the turf, and it…read moreappears the turf is cleaned or vacuumed regularly, as there was very little residue on it. In my opinion, the course design was meh, as most of the holes were straightforward with few obstacles, and the obstacles were not creative/themed, nor did they add an element of joy (such as a windmill or loop-de-loop). That said, I think the one hole that stands out is #16(?) where you intentionally putt the ball into the stream to have it come out next to the hole. I also wished there were more holes that provided adequate chances to get a hole-in-one, as even I, a seasoned mini-golfer (LOL), never got a hole-in-one on this course, even with several attempts on nearly every hole. Overall, I applaud the staff for the maintenance job, but wish there was more creativity in the holes.

Not really big at all for a large group. But very intimate if you have a couple of kids. Great…read moreoutside scenery & prices not too high for you to enjoy yourself. A lot of unique courses & interaction. I will say the staff was hard too find but other than that great experience.

Gabe & Andre were the shiznes, thanks for having us and being so welcoming late at night with only…read morean hour left till close. We were able to knockout all 3 courses within the hour. Definitely coming back because of Gabe and Andre.

Rating just for the mini golf. Had a great time! The courses…read moreare small, but super unique and fun. With two people it probably took about an hour or so to get through the 18 courses. There are some arcade games, a bar, food, karaoke, etc that you could also entertain yourself with here too. The overall space is relatively small, though. Would come here again for the mini golf, just wish the courses were a little bigger.

Putters & Gutters update... plot twist edition…read more The owner reached out, and I've got to say--very nice, very understanding, and actually listened (which deserves its own trophy these days). The situation is being handled, the late-night concert vibes should be calming down, and peace may finally return to my ears. So now I'll be making my way over there soon to check it out myself--because nothing says "full circle" like going from slightly annoyed neighbor to curious customer. Stay tuned... I might go in for mini golf and leave with forgiveness and a snack. Or at least quieter nights.

Been here a few times in the last month and have to say the staff is a complete opposite of the…read moreMarble Falls location. Friendly and helpful! Featuring less lanes and a more intimate atmosphere, the bowling is better, too (a calmer vibe). An ample supply of orange slices for our Blue Moon draft beers was much appreciated ...

I don't play mini golf often, but being an adult who wanted to find something to do besides go out…read moreto eat, this was a fun way to spend time with others and have some friendly competition. You can choose from two courses: one easier, and one harder- or do both at a discount. I didn't have time for both but I'd definitely do that next time. I chose the harder course. It wasn't super difficult, but for being a simple mini golf course, I loved how it used oddly shaped hills, angles, and structures to test your ability to figure out how to get that ball into the hole! Oh yeah, this place is BYOB! Yup, I took advantage of that. The fun characters at each station, the creative challenges & obstacles, and the price to play at Peter Pan Mini-Golf make it a big YES, check it out!

We only came here because we are here for my nephew's fifth birthday and he likes to golf. It was…read morefun yet hot out so that sucked, but we played on. We skipped a few holes because there were filled with what looked to be rainwater and was pretty gross. Other than that if mini golf is on your list of things to do check them out.

This a very cool spot! We took the kids out one afternoon and seeing all the different holes set…read moreup as different themes was very interesting. All the information was extremely educational to the kids. The museum inside was incredible. Seeing all the displays like a nazi flag next to a holocaust memorial showed just what hate can do. The kids were very interested in everything and reading about it all. Overall a wonderful experience in fun and education.

My family and I decided to go play mini golf at the Memorial minigolf and museum. We went on a…read moreMonday at around 2:00 pm. Luckily the weather was in the 70s which was really nice for a January day. We drove up and parked easily. We then went to pay the rate for 4 adults, got our clubs, chose our golf balls, and we were off. There were a few people there with families on the course but we basically had the course to ourselves. It was a course with a practice spot and then 18 holes to play. It was very informative and fun. There were stands at each hole with a set of photos and historical information. Plus the actual course had slight slopes, and a few fun obstacles. After golfing we went inside the small museum. There were several artifacts and some historical information to look at and read about. On a side note they have two bathrooms with soap and running water which is a positive. Overall it was a fun afternoon on a nice day. The mini golf course is fun and informative. The museum is small and interesting. If you like history and mini golf this would be a good place to visit and play on a nice day.

Fun for or family and friends trip. People working there were super nice too. We did the laser tag…read moreand mini golf too.

GREAT TIME FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!! They had a regular $20 special to do mini golf and laser tag…read moreunlimited for two hours-perfect amount of time to finish 18holes and 5 games of laser tag. That's like an actual DEAL!!! Lots of fun, age group was 18-63. Was a little skeptical on the golf course cuz it looked a bit small in the pics but it was actually really creative and quite challenging. Loved the equipment they had for the laser tag and I hope they expand it even more one day cuz I can't imagine it being very comfortable with more than like 12 adults. But pretty amazing last minute decision. Thanks to them for being so kind and fair priced.