Swing Time is one of those spots that keeps me coming back. They have a very fair driving range…read morewith a great deal where you get a free bucket after 10 visits, plus batting cages with a variety of speeds and a fun mini putt setup. It is a great place for all ages whether you are working on your game or just hanging out. What really makes this place stand out is the staff. Every visit feels welcoming and they make the experience memorable. Special shoutout to McKenzie. She is the best. Always friendly and brings great energy every time I am there.

I've been wanting to check this place out for a long time since I saw it featured on Twin Tour…read moreGolf. Wow, those videos do not do this place the justice it deserves! It's built kinda into a hillside, making for some beautiful and tricky holes. However, it's really unfortunate that it makes it ADA inaccessible. I struggled a lot with the stairs and steeper hills due to a knee injury I have, so that was a smaller bummer. Nonetheless, my friends and I had a great time and would love to come back to try again!

Moorland Road Golf Center is a great value, whether you are looking for family friendly mini golf…read moreor practice areas/range space for golf. First of all, the mini golf course is super fun and enjoyable. The course has great mix of straightforward holes and those you have to be more thoughtful with. Be patient with hole 1 and the normal wait, but things do open up after that. In terms of range space, there are natural tees and mats. In the cooler months, you can take advantage of the heated bays so your game can remain sharp all season. Be sure to walk down to the end of the parking lot, where you can find a small chipping area. It's always well maintained and free of people so skull away.

Beautiful and well maintained mini golf course. We had a lot of fun on it and appreciated how put…read moretogether everything was. The staff were also very helpful and nice.

My review is not for the golfing or the games but for the actual bar and inside experience. My…read morefriends and I were looking for something to do during the last dreary months of winter and whoolah! Found something online saying they were having a Mardi Gras themed party with Static Chicken playing. Okay, sounds legit. The social media posts said the band played from 7-10 so we decided to get there at 6. Never being there prior, I was a little surprised to pull in and see like 5 cars. I thought well, it's not really a destination bar and maybe more peeps will show up for the band. They did, tho not too many, and they brought their kids too lol. So it's a family friendly spot if you want to see a band there in the future. They have some tables, old school Nintendo boxes, funny decor. It was low key for sure which I do like, but also kinda too loud to hear your friends and family once the band took over the small area. They don't serve food but there's a food truck outside which was operating. Three of us got the $10 Fancy Grilled Cheese which was pretty good and a lot of food. It came with plenty of fries that are sadly way too salty. I'd order it again but next time ask for less salt if possible. They were out of the veggie burger option which shows as Impossible online, bummer. Another friend tried their blackened mahi mahi with dirty rice and liked it but thought the portion was small for the $14 price. I wouldn't say it was a Mardi Gras party because they didn't offer us beads and the decor was minimal for the event but that's okay. The servers were nice and quick but seemed unexperienced but I can't put my finger on how or why. The sign outside said the band played from 8-11 so that was annoying because we would have arrived later. We stayed until about 9 and left for another bar. Another fun thing that is not their fault, we were outside about to go to the food truck when a man ran up and asked us for money and a smoke because he was just released from jail and needed bus fare. I guess the Greenfield police station is across the street and he was released without a way home. I'm sure they don't like that for business but my friend eventually gave a him a few bucks and he left. I'd try this place out again for some golfing and maybe if another band I liked played but it's not near my house so not a place I'd be often.

Holey Mackerel! This place is amazing and such a hidden gem…read more I've driven past here so many times to the point it ended up on my "want to go" list. I went tonight with a friend, and we had an absolute blast! The vibes inside give 80s nostalgia means a seaside shack, and I'm IN LOVE with it. For two of us to play mini golf, it was $22, which is reasonable for the area & 18 holes. The course is not the most accessible with some rocks and steps along the paths, but it's a fun course to play regardless! There were misting stations across the playing path, which is nice for the summertime. As we were getting ready to leave, we saw a flyer mentioning music bingo on Thursdays at 7pm. We stuck around for the few minutes until 7, and I'm so glad we did. It was so fun. For $1, you get three rounds or more of bingo, depending on length of game play. Our rounds tonight were 80s hits, songs from movies, and bar classics. The emcee was amazing and friendly. I got a Carbliss from the bar, and my friend got a non-alcoholic frozen drink called the Mangonada. We were both cackling at the headers in the menu. Calling wine "Mom Juice" is extremely hilarious and adds so much character to this place. The bartender was kind and knowledgable too. If you want to test your luck, you can pay to spin the wheel of shots. Forewarning: malort has its own spot on the wheel. There's also arcade games and batting cages here. I will wholeheartedly be coming back to this place. This might be my new go-to bar!

This place is never not busy! Weekend mornings, busy. Friday evenings, busy! I suppose we should…read moretry midday to see how busy it is then. They have covered bays and you can pay extra for ball tracking. There are three size buckets available for purchase. A variety of beverages are available for purchase.

Gastrau's offers mini golf, a driving range, and a pro shop. It's an older business, but fairly…read morewell-kept. I've played mini-golf there several times, and some of the holes are pretty challenging, which keeps the course interesting. Pay for mini-golf in the pro shop. Sometimes they give you a ticket to take to the hut next to the mini-golf course, and you check in and get your putter there. Otherwise they give you the putter and scorecard in the pro shop. I've also used the driving range a few times. You walk into the pro shop to buy whichever size bucket of balls works for you, and head out to the range. The pro shop has what you would expect, and often offers fittings with specific club manufacturers. Check them out!

This place brings me back to what mini golf was when I was a kid - fun, creative, and whimsical…read moreprops through out and each hole was challenging enough for parents but doable enough for kids. I loved that all of the props were creatively made from upcycled materials (recycled tire shark fins and I'm pretty sure the coconuts on the palm tree were toilet tank floater balls). It wasn't busy so we weren't waiting to play through, and it took us just over an hour to complete 18 holes - well worth the money! And the kid at the counter was really friendly and funny. 10/10

Another great indoor mini-golf course, like the 27th street location, but with all new designs on…read moremost, as well as a couple of familiar designs. Staff is great and the vibe is relaxed and fun. A bit hidden, but look for the banners.

Golf Course - Very creative, kept nice and clean, nice water features and other decor; overall very…read morefun to play on Staff - Very kind and helpful Baseball/Batting Cage - A great place to practice for those who just want to get some hits in Overall a very nice place!

So here's the thing - we've been coming here for a very, very long time. The course has been a good…read moreone and despite the fact that it's all falling apart, we still enjoyed coming here. It's gotten much worse this year and honestly, I really feels like they don't care anymore. The real kicker here is that they have a trick shot 19th hole - a single putt that can win you a free game. We always let my son hit the shot, because he's younger and would appreciate it more than we would. After several years, he finally scored it tonight - and the guy behind the counter refused to honor it. He said he took two shots, which is not allowed - despite that NOT being posted ANYWHERE. Again, he hit his ball and missed (incidentally, the ball goes into the water when you miss, so you can't cheat), so I gave him my ball and that's how he scored. It's a pure luck shot, so it's not like the kid was sizing up the hole. The kid behind the counter simply refused and was downright rude about it, just coming off as mean and accusatory like we were trying to cheat (when you can't cheat the shot, period) and he completely deflated what was an exciting experience for my son. It took a fun ending to a day and shot it down the toilet all because this kid wanted to be rude. Seriously, uncalled for. We will not be coming back, period. We were willing to put up with the lack of repair work because we enjoyed the course, but this put things over the edge for us and we will definitely not be returning.

Great option for cold or rainy days since the mini golf is fully indoors…read more There's lots of creative hole designs that you won't have seen before and it's easy to get around if you have mobility issues. One thing I would suggest is a lower price tier for ages 5 and under, as several holes are simply not doable for little kids, like the Mario rainbow wall. There are also only 15 holes versus the standard 18, and several rely on hitting up a ramp/tube with no indicator of where it'll go, so it's more luck based than skill. At the end there's a game to win a free game, which is easy enough with some patience. The pinball machine hole was my favorite design. They do have a full bar and food options, which we didn't try this visit.

Super fun! Went here on a Saturday night and got to play mini golf right away. The staff was super…read morefriendly and showed us the ropes of the course. They have claw machines with rubber ducks! So cute! They also have slot machines and a bar. Will go again!!

We love Tee Aire! The family-owned and run golf range and mini golf course are well-kept and very…read morereasonably priced. The owners are very friendly and work hard to keep the property looking great. They offer a small putting green, both grass and turf options at the range, and three sizes of buckets for balls. The mini golf course is carefully maintained and a family-friendly challenge level - fun for all ages. You'll find us hitting a bucket of balls or getting in a round of mini golf frequently during the season.

Okay so there were a couple problems with this place…read more.. #1. The staff are extremely rude and aggressive towards children. I saw a group of kids waiting nearby for everyone to finish the hole and a lady walked up to them and demanded that they stay RIGHT by the adult at ALL TIMES for "liability purposes". #2. The staff are very ignorant. I was playing a hole with my family when a staff member and his friend/coworker proceeded to skip the hole I was on so they could be in front. In conclusion, it was quite an uncomfortable experience for me and my family. It was obvious that the staff were just prowling on us and waiting for something to happen so they could yell at us. #3. There were several encounters with this one staff member (male, brown hair) where he would act hostile towards everyone around him. IMPORTANT NOTE: The music they play here sucks. Bring earplugs/earbuds. My simple suggestion: Fix your staff. If this isn't an option for you, I would just close down EDIT: I'd like to say one thing: kids will be kids! There's no sign that says no throwing rocks in the pond and no kid is going to go on the website and think "hmm I should check if this is allowed". If this is how you all deal with this, then you should just make it 16+. No one wants your attitude directed at their children. If you have a problem, the correct way to address it is to go to the PARENT and not the child. I think it's kind of funny that you took the time to write a whole essay about how I put "false information" I can't wait for this place to go out of business. If you are reading this and planning on coming here, please do! Just make sure to drop a ton of rocks in the last hole.