This is one of my favorite places to play mini golf. The courses are cute and get more changing…read moreeach hole. Such a nice place for a family outing.

This is what I call a country-club mini-golf course; i.e., it features no windmills or clowns but…read moreis set up more like a real golf course. There are water, sand, and rock hazards, doglegs, and undulations. Many holes require banking off a side-slope rather than traditional ricocheting; in fact, ricochets are a crap shoot here because most of the bumpers are curved and made of short bricks, so there are any number of unpredictable deflections that can occur. Some of the bumpers have open spots into the "ponds" and "creeks" so that you really have to be careful how you direct the tee shot. That being said, it's not a terribly difficult course. Par is 40 and I came in at 43 (I managed to stay out of the hazards, a couple of times by mere luck). One problem--they have flag pins which they require you to leave in. Twice I hit the stick on my first shot, and I consider that a robbery of a potential hole-in-one! The course is a lot of fun if you are satisfied with reading a tricky fairway and giving it your best shot. If you want gimmicks, you won't find them here. The maintenance is decent: no worn spots on the carpet, very few bits of small debris on the course, nice landscaping. There was plenty of running water here but it smelled of sulphur. The balls and clubs are in good condition, too. One other neat thing--at each tee they have a trivia question about the state of Ohio. The answers are printed on the back of the scorecard. Nice touch. I was there on Labor Day around 1:30-2 pm and there were only three couples ahead of me and one family of five following. I'm used to having to wait at most mini-golf courses. All in all, for $5 this is a good time and a great value.

It was fun and I lost unfortunately but I had fun with the fam will try go kart next timeread more

This is a cute putt-putt place. Went around noon on a Wednesday and it was a good amount of people…read morein there. I was shocked there were a heck of a lot of adults there. But, whatever. I took my young kids and they had a blast. The holes aren't very difficult so we got through all 18 in about 15-20 minutes. There was a lot of room between us and the people in front of and behind. Everyone patiently waited their turn for the next hole and we flowed nicely. It looked like there were 2 sides where you could go on, so there were 2 18-hole courses so there would be space for a lot of people. The arcade is like a lower budget Chuck-E-Cheese. Small but seemed like the kids playing the games were having fun. Overall good experience. I took off 1 star because they only served hot dogs with chips and the hot dogs take 15 minutes to cook. Never heard of that! Other than that, it's a cute place for a date or if you want an inexpensive place to take your kids. Kids under 3 are FREE and kids 4-7 are $3, which is excellent. I don't think the go-kart area was open, as there was no one over in that area.

This is a fun, family oriented putting course located in Tecumseh Michigan. The greens are in great…read morecondition with lots of rock formations and water features. The course is very well kept and the holes have lots of fun challenging designs. There is a great ice cream place called Twin Pines next door that has surprisingly good food and great ice cream. Definitely stop here for some family fun! We had a great time.

Son and I had a god time! Got some ice cream after mini golf . We loved it. Cute downtown area also.read more

Combat Ops is amazing! I wish it was closer to Indianapolis, so we could visit more often. Alas, it…read morewill have to be our special place that we go to when we're up in Fort Wayne. My two young children had a blast. We probably could have stayed here for hours, but we only dropped by for an hour and a half. But we packed a lot in during that time. Combat Ops has a huge laser tag arena, an area to have Nerf battles, a laser maze, miniature golf, miniature bowling, outdoor axe throwing, an arcade, and an eatery area with local beer. It's basically the perfect place to bring your kids and relax while they play (or join in the fun -- whatever you want to do). I would say that most of the games and entertainment is geared toward older kids and teens (and adults). For instance, my younger child wasn't able to do the laser tag because the guns were a bit heavy for his little arms. But that was pretty much the only thing, other than axe throwing, that he couldn't do. Younger kids would love the miniature bowling, because the balls are small and can fit in a little hand. The miniature golf was also a favorite because what little kid doesn't like putt-putt golf?! My personal favorite was the Nerf arena. We booked a half hour, and they make you watch a safety video, then tell you the rules, and then have you put on safety glasses and let you pick out a Nerf weapon. There is always someone walking around to make sure everyone is playing safely. As a mom who worries about everything, I appreciated all of the extra steps Combat Ops takes to make sure everyone is safe! They aren't obtrusive about it -- just insistent, which I like. The person monitoring our session suggested some games that we could play, which made the experience even more fun. We had a great time playing capture the flag and freeze tag with our Nerf guns. Another favorite of ours was the laser maze. You step into a foggy room, and try to get from one side to the other without tripping the lasers. I think we did the laser maze at least six times! It was a lot of fun. My kids didn't want to leave this place when it was time to go, and they're already talking about how they want to come back for their birthday. Combat Ops really is a super fun place for families, and my family can't wait to go back.

Me and my family went for the 8-9 laser tags sessions, the laser tag itself was fun, however the…read morehost of the lasertag, I didn't catch his name, but he was wearing glasses and shorts, was very unpleasant and didn't let us finish the safety video because "we were going to be late for our session" and then was sarcastic and rude the whole time, he told us to go to the green base so me and my Kiddos went to this bus with green LED lights and then he had a sarcastic tone and said "the green box" and then when me and my family got to the green box he started clapping and we Felt as if he was talking down to us, and then was saying "good job" if a very long exaggerated demeaning way, the lazer tag was good but the host was awful.

First to review? The owner here is a nice guy who takes pride in asking where you're from and…read morecarrying on a friendly conversation. He has ice cream but we were here to mini golf. The course is $7 for 18 holes. We enjoyed our time here and I wish the business well!

Went on a Saturday night to check the mini golf out for the first time and was thoroughly impressed…read moreby the whole setup. The equipment to help you see your ball on the greens was really neat and the detail on each hole was very cool-I've never seen sand traps on a mini golf course before! I am looking forward to what else they will add in the future, but I will definitely come back and highly recommend it to friends, family and children alike!

From the owner: We're thrilled to share that the name of our new business is clear: Anchored Sports: Mini Golf,…read moreBatting Cages, and More. The name "Anchored" reflects our faith-based values, symbolizing stability, hope, and a strong foundation. If you're familiar with the story of how Jeremy and Courtney started 3 Oaks Studio and Gifts, you already know how central their faith is to their journey. Anchored Sports is an extension of this mission, aiming to bring faith, family, and friends together in one place for fun and fellowship. We can't wait to welcome you all and create lasting memories with your loved ones. Thank you for being a part of this exciting new chapter!

I found Swing Time Sports Center a few years ago while looking for driving ranges in Findlay. It's…read moreone of only two dedicated driving ranges in Findlay, the other being Shady Grove. Swing Time has three parts, the Driving range, the batting cages, and the Putt putt course. I believe the batting cages are the only ones in Findlay. I've never used them but they seem to be pretty popular in spring. The Putt putt course is very nice. It's challenging without being too hard for the little ones. Now for the driving range. I use the driving range most frequently by far. There are a few reasons why this range is superior to Shady Grove. The number one reason I come here is the price. It's $5 for 2 tokens and $10 for four. Two tokens will fill a large basket easy. What I normally do is come in on Monday, buy four tokens for $10 and use two while I'm there and come back on Wednesday and use the other two. The second biggest reason is that the range faces east. Shady faces west and in the spring and fall you can't see your ball at all as you are hitting directly into the sun after about 5:30 PM. I can't tell you how nice it is to not have to fight the sun those times of the year. Another big plus is that there is a bucket of water and a brush just behind the grass tees to clean your clubs after you've hit. They regularly move their ropes for the grass tees to keep them nice as well. Now I don't know why they do this but for the last two years the green mats in the "indoor" section have been stacked up in a corner and they will not let you hit off them, stating that they are closed. I also don't know how accurate the yardages are, it kind of depends on where you are on the tees. This range also has some interesting props, including a bell, a brightly painted car tipped up at a 45 degree angle, and an orange cone on top of a hill. Also I'm pretty sure this place is cash only. I'm not 100% sure but I've only ever paid in cash and have never seen anybody pay with a card, but then again I don't watch how everybody pays. Overall Swing Time is a great place for everyone! The Putt put course is very kid friendly and is also inviting if you're looking for a cheap date activity. The driving range and batting cages are also great for working on your game or just to blow off some steam. There are only a few minor drawbacks but nothing that would discourage me from recommending it.

We played some putt-putt, overall had fun. At $5 per person the price was reasonable. The course…read morewasn't bad but lack all eye appeal. The water fountains and pond areas were completely dry. The course was fun to play, just lacked eye appeal. Overall still a decent place for Findlay Putt-Putt

This place use to be pretty solid but seems like the owners got lazy and stopped putting money into…read morethe place, it's turned into a dump. The putt putt course needs a desperate makeover. I don't understand owning a place like this for kids and families to enjoy and not taking pride in it.

Workers were extremely kind and helpful to my daughter who was nervous for driving for her first…read moretime! The putt-putt course was one of the better ones in the area and the falls and landscape were really nice compared to other ones I've been too. Didn't get a chance too do the batting cages but they seemed nice would recommend this place for a birthday party or something to to do on a weekend!

First of all there's many things wrong with this business…read more 1-very unprofessional 2 -racist 3 -horrible service Just went there to go have fun with my siblings and a white lady was being so impatient. She was also vaping in front of my sisters which she has asthma and told her to "put your ass back to the seat" when when I crashed in front of a car and she was saying various racial slurs to a person who doesn't understand English

By Christina Rigel:…read more "On Saturday October 20th Robert Ratliff, Sarah Ann Ratliff, Michael Leitzke and I drove an hour and a half to go to Fast Track GoKarts in Fort Wayne. We were hoping to enjoy a fun evening of indoor go karting at a place we'd never been. When we arrived we took some time to look over the price menu, decide what package we wanted and bought Groupons. While Robert was in the bathroom and Michael was sitting at a table near by, Sarah and I approached the counter to sign up and fill out whatever waivers were necessary. I showed my phone to the lady behind the counter, Stephanie, and explained we had bought Groupons and wanted to sign up and pay with them. She immediately FREAKED out. No, I'm not exaggerating... the video is proof in itself. She claimed we owed her money and we had already rode the go karts. She also said WE need to pay for a guy who was on the track at the time who hadn't paid. We repeatedly tried explaining that we were not with the other people, it was just us 4 and that we had not rode any go karts yet. She would not listen. I tried to speak to other workers. They refused to listen. She threw everything that was on the counter at us, called us horrible names repeatedly and even tried to rip Michael's wallet out of his hand! All of this was captured on their surveillance cameras by the way Time passed and the cops never showed up. I ended up calling. We spoke with the officer, told him what was going on and he then spoke with Stephanie and watched the video footage. Meantime the owner also showed up. Turns out Stephanie never called the cops and according to the officer she couldn't keep her story straight (as you can hear in the videos). Although the owner was hesitant, he did apologize. He was very confused by everything going on. I don't blame him. We are all still confused! He offered us a chance to stay and have a good time. We decided not to stay and left peacefully. I am not posting this to bash this business. I am posting this because Stephanie was harassing my friends and I and, honestly, she should feel ashamed!!" The video is on Facebook under Christina Rigel. It sounds like Stephanie is on drugs. She's out of control. And a MANAGER.