Welcome to mini-golf course #22! This is a great place for…read morekids! It's indoors, so it's nice and cool with air conditioning. Plus, there's 3D, pirate statues, a giant octopus, and, yes, AC! We couldn't keep the 3D glasses on for too long, so we used them to peek at different things as we went. There aren't any stairs on this short course, but there are a few holes that are a bit off. Still, we had a great time!

Nice indoor mini golf course. They hand out 3D glasses but honestly no one keeps them on to…read moreactually play! I like that it is a full 18 holes so it takes a while to play and keeps the kids engaged!

For a par 3 nine hole, it is a wonderful and fun layout!! Great conditioning, and even better...it…read moreis a great place to take beginners, young and old alike, for a FUN round of golf!! The staff is welcoming and happy to help with whatever you need!

Big Little 9 Golf Course Review, This executive golf course is a fantastic place to practice your…read moregame, very pleasing to the eye and beautiful surroundings. If you're just starting out and still working on your aim and ball-striking skills, you might want to build up a bit more experience before tackling this course. For those with intermediate or advanced skills, especially players who can consistently keep the ball in play. Big Little 9 delivers a rewarding and fun round of golf. It's a hidden gem that lives up to its name: small in size, big in enjoyment.

I'm going to pile on with Janine B. This course is a step back into the 70's. No waterfalls or…read moreblack lights. Just good old fashioned fun.

Welcome to mini-golf course #18! This is a throwback to an…read moreearly time. When I was young during the 70s, I was friends with the family who had a mini-golf course in the back of their ice cream place. It had cartoon character fiberglass statues, a loop ramp, and a windmill. West Wildwood Golf brought me back there. It was nice to play a game in a simple, no-over-the-top gimmicks. Definitely a good time for kids and grandparents away from the boardwalk. No stairs and not a lot of shade, so maybe an early evening game after dinner.

Food, menu selection, service are very good. Reasonably priced for the New Jersey shore. Indoor &…read moreoutdoor seating available.

Terrible cranky mean servers. Not coming back . Made to feel very uncomfortable asking basic…read morequestions about the food, which was slimy gross and disgusting. Obviously all Cisco crap. The fettuccine Alfredo was so disgusting and slimy that I would rather eat Slimer from the Ghostbusters. bang bang shrimp was over fried in thick fried junk and coated in some gross disgusting Cisco orange slime that somehow even ruined lettuce underneath. I could go on, but you get the idea: terrible food, passive aggressive servers. I guess the ambience was OK if you're into that sort of thing.

Played on Friday July 25 on a very hot & humid day. The course was in great shape with the greens…read morerolling beautifully. The staff at Cape May National was also fantastic - from helping with your clubs, the starter & rangers, those who worked the inside at the Pro Shop to the bartender who was pleasant & gracious to our group. We really enjoyed the day as the pace of play was good & the price more than fair. Thanks Cape May National - we will be back often !

Rude and acted bothered to get a bucket of balls . Not even full and when questioned the starter…read moregives u an excuse"they are all the same"

Welcome to mini-golf course #24!…read more Dragons Lair Mini Golf is a fun 9-hole course with a 10th hole where you can win a game! It's an indoor course with black lights and air conditioning. The only stairs are the many up to the course. I think this would be a good course for younger teens. Just a heads-up, there are only "four players allowed per game." Also, if you have trouble seeing at night, you might find it a bit challenging here.

We've been here. A few times when in WW. Located on the boardwalk. Cool for kids and adults. Super…read morecool decor inside. Only $8 a person! Win win!

The current owners took a brutally hard, bad golf course and after a ton of changes, now have…read moresomething special. I played there for the first time in years. The golf course is still incredibly difficult but I think it's absolutely fantastic now. Great conditions, fast greens, good range and a nice clubhouse. If I lived closer I would join there.

Have been here several times and it's always been consistently good. I had a nice lunch here on a…read moreWednesday. The patio and the indoor dining have a very nice view of the course and a lake. If it's too cold for the patio definitely request a window table. There's also a nice bar counter option to drink/dine as well. Service was very good; friendly, attentive, and let's you set the pace. Tried the chicken dumplings to start. Our sever recommended steamed vs fried. They were ok but not my favorite and probably wouldn't order again. However, the signature crab cake sandwich with homemade chips is delicious.

Wildwood golf and country club is a really nice option to play a classically designed course while…read morevisiting the shore. This little Donald Ross Design has a really nice practice facility including a full length range, short game area to practice your 120 yard wedge game and in and also a chipping green complete with bunkers. Upon walking through the clubhouse and out to the first tee you're greeted by a very helpful staff and a nicely stocked pro shop. The first tee really sets you up with what you'll see while out there for your round. A well maintained tee with tree lined and well defined fairways and the requirement tom move the ball off the tee one way or another. Slightly errant shots easily get you into tree trouble and very errant shots will find lots of trouble. One of the things I don't like here is the use of out of bounds within the property. I understand from a safety point of view why this is done but a hole like the par 5 12th having OB in the left trees (which plays adjacent to the 11th hole) and OB in the right trees makes this hole just dumb. It's already the narrowest driving hole on the course and that OB just makes it even more ridiculous. On top of this issue, getting home in 2 is not really an option because of a strategically placed tree that prevents a quality look into the green. Realistically you need to play this hole 200-225 off the tee, 190-210 for your second and 100 in to have any real chance to score. Leave the driver in the bag. The greens here at Wildwood are superb. Rolling fast and true they are a real treat to play and putt especially if you have any experience with Donald Ross greens, you'll really like them ALOT! Unfortunately for me my day did not include dining at the club so I can't speak for the food or service of the restaurant stuff but the outdoor patio overlooking the practice putting green in the short game area with a nice little view of the first tee does seem like a very nice place to get lunch after your round or come out for a relaxing bite to eat. Wildwood is a really nice golfing experience with fantastic greens and some quirky tee shots. A little course knowledge is a must to score and patience on the greens is a virtue, but that 12th hole is a drag and some of the hidden hazards that can gobble up a seemingly quality tee shot can upset an otherwise good day of golf and beware of the windy days!

The perfect beach town country club. Laid back and casual with a small dinning area. Food is great…read morewith amazing service from the nicest people. Did I mention they also have free popcorn!