We enjoyed our game. Thanks to a previous reviewer, we were aware that everyone in our family needed to show military IDs to get the discount, so we arrived prepared.
On arrival, there were two families ahead of us, so we were told that there was a 30 minute wait to start to allow social distancing. My husband asked if it was possible to have her call us when we could come back, and within 15 minutes she called. We first had to read the rules and agree to them (everyone MUST wear a mask, including covering your nose, at all times, or you will be asked to leave with no refund; all members must wait at the hole until everyone is done that hole; leave 1 hole between your party and the group in front of you....nothing unreasonable). Upon paying, she handed each of us our club and dropped our choice of golf ball into our hands. We were also given a score card with a clipboard and pencil tied onto a string.
We got there 1.5 hours before closing, and we were told that we could start with the first 17 holes, and if we had time, the second set of 17 holes, both finishing at the Plinko style 18th hole.
The first thing we noticed when we started was how many black lights were there....everything was well lit. We also enjoyed seeing the different clothing items we had on light up too.
All 17 of the first group of holes were different from each other, and all well constructed with no loose pieces and nothing broken. There was a limit of 5 tries for each hole to keep the game moving, but we had 4 hole-in-ones between our family of 4, so it was fun and challenging.
45 minutes before closing, the woman in charge came around to each group to let us know. We thought it might be tight, so we finished 17, did number 1 on the second set (it was the moving windmill!!) then went to hole 18 to turn in our golf balls. We had to wait until she was able to watch, because if you got a hole in one on the higher hole, you got a prize. My son went first (he had the highest number of 5s on the score card) and he got a hole in one....it made his entire night! His prize was a free game. The rest of us barely missed that hole, but we were so happy for him that we were ok not getting the prize too.
We returned our clubs to the used box by the cash register, turned in the clipboard, and were offered a squirt of sanitizer. It smelled extra nice and we were told they add a touch of essential oils to make the alcohol smell disappear a bit (great idea!).
We were just visiting from out of town, but we will go back if we come to Co Springs again! My husband gave the free game to a friend who lives there so they can enjoy a fun time too.
I forgot to take pictures, but the walls were covered in glowing animals, the decorative plants glowed, and the holes were also decorated with glowing paint. read more