We played the course 10/14 with grandkids on the way to Nashville KOA. I had read the bleak…read morereviews, but I was curious because many people said it had more character than more modern courses. It is true that it is run down, but it has great bones as they say. Winding paths and different levels. The astro turf is in adequate to good condition, holes are fun to play. You probably want to go in the daytime since it looks like a lot of the lights are not working. Keep an eye on kids since there are some pokey sticks and loose masonry. Great old fixtures like the lighthouse and the cottage have been vandalized over the years but you can see how nice they were once. It was $7.50 for kids and seniors. Not crowded, only one other family playing.

This place legit looks like an abandoned mini golf course from the 80s, 90s. Clearly zero…read moremaintenance, several ponds dried up, exposed electrical wiring, etc. wow!!! I wouldn't come back if it were free. This place needs a new owner to come do a complete remodel.

What a cool place! Multiple indoor board and video gamed mini golf courses and an expansive bar and…read morerestaurant setup. We didn't eat here but MAN...we had so much fun playing mini golf. There is a digital board near the check in counter that holds the name of the person who placed the reservation, time of the reservation, and the color of your course (each course is assigned a color). Your group picks a putter and is given a golf ball, which you digitally scan at the beginning of the course and add your name. Each hole will electronically detect which ball is yours. No need to carry pencils and a paper score card! Woohoo. My favorite hole was trivial pursuit themed. They give you a multiple choice question with two potential answers. There are two holes to aim towards, dependent upon what you think the correct answer is. Fun! Even our ADHD child was focused and we all had a blast. Looking forward to going back! The only downside was the parking, which was a challenge.

This is probably the best "mini golf" experience we've ever had. The tech-infused game made things…read morea lot more interesting and fun. They don't count shots - they tabulate points. The fewer shots you take, the more points you get - BUT, you can get points for hitting certain marks (like connecting four in the Connect Four game, or answering the Trivial Pursuit question correctly, etc). Each hole is creative and is more than just a putt. There are some downsides... to start, you have to park somewhere. It can be tough to find street parking, so you end up $20-some in the hole parking in a ramp. Downtowns...amiright? It was pretty busy when we were there - all the courses were packed. The first few holes were pretty slow, but things picked up a bit. I heard there was bar service out on the courses, but I didn't see any (though there were empty glasses and bottles on all the pub tables). With all that, the golfing was incredible and I would totally do it again. We only hit 9 holes (on a schedule - all we could do), but I'd be totally down to do their "all you can play" deal and make it a day.

We went to go on a date night event there. Unfortunately when we got there we realized we had a…read morescrew in our tire. The staff were so helpful (even willing to help us with the tire itself) but we just wanted a refund so we could go get it fixed. They obliged immediately. Thank you for one less stress off our plate after this episode of frustration with our tire. We can't wait to come back

I have visited SOAR several times for their putt-putt. It's a great, well-kept course, and the…read morewheel spin adds an extra challenge as well. I have not had a chance to try the obstacle course but it looks fun and is another activity to enjoy if you're there. It's a great place to take family and friends and I will definitely visit again!

Came here for the first time with my husband. I had never heard of this place and was so excited…read moreit wasn't downtown. Love the concept and the staff were soo nice. Perfect for avid golfers or beginners (like me) and you can order food and drinks. We brought our clubs with us and had a great time. I really hope this place does well, we definitely needed something cool like this in Hermitage. We will be back. Perfect for date night or a group. 10/10 recommend.

Amazing place & staff!! Especially frank, jess, and danaka! Loved the pretzel bites and that you…read moredon't have to bend over to tee up the ball. Kara helps with moral :)

Everyone is hurting right now I get that. We were looking…read moreforward to holding our 6 yo's birthday this weekend & she's already pretty sad about the state of things right now so cancelling her party was a tough message to give her. But refusing to return the party deposit for a party that can't be held CAUSE YOU'RE CLOSED? I sure hope all future patrons understand you run pretty fast & loose with how you decide to enforce your 'contracts'. We'll NEVER be coming back.

I'm a little torn on the rating, it's somewhere around 3.5 in my mind. OK, first a little bit about…read moremy kiddos - we've been to more kid places in more states than you can shake a stick at. OK, probably not, but I've seen some of the best, and then there's the rest. Glow Galaxy isn't in the best. It's not the worst. It's a place that doesn't appear to have changed a thing in the past 4 years. You've got a mini golf area in the middle that two out of 40 kids will even go into, and you've got some inflatables and standard fair blowups that the kids can play on. There are also I think three party rooms and a bunch of seats for the adults. It's interesting once for the kids, second time we were at a birthday I got asked near the end how much longer we had, third and fourth times I was there both ended up with the kids making up games that only involved the space. Not the fault of Glow Galaxy really, but when it's done with the kids it's done. When my oldest was 4 she went through one of the inflatables several times and then managed to get stuck in it. I was about 13 feet away sitting and, well, noise in that place of a 4yo screaming that she was stuck vs sugared-up birthday party was not perceptible. Due to the black lighting I'd also misidentified another child as her, so yeah, track your small ones closely. No harm as a note. Just mentioning to beware. Party rooms have always been too small and cramped when I've been there. That or maybe too many people are showing up for the space. Seems like they could combine a couple of the rooms and expand the one on the right and that would handle it as I never see three parties running, but maybe that's observer bias. I'd kind of like to see that Glow Golf gone, a few other activities put in there. The place has the space and potential, it's just not breakout great.

They are doing some construction here. Looks like they got rid of their go carts. I enjoy coming…read morehere to hit golf balls on the range or play mini golf. This time my husband and I did the batting cages. If you don't like using their helmets, I recommend bringing your own. Hubby and I came in a Sunday and it was pretty quiet at the batting cages; however, all the action was on the range. Sometimes it's nice to stay in MJ and hangout versus going into Nashville. I totally recommend. The ppl are really nice. Once the go cart area is completely cleaned it will look esthetically better.

We had a little time to goof today so we played putt putt golf. It was fun to play but it in need…read moreof maintenance which affects the play. Turf is worn, torn, rails are bent from the bass hitting it. It was fun and I'd do it again.

Though the driving range is perhaps the major attraction here, I thought the mini golf course was…read morefairly challenging. (What is it, though, with the color of fountains in all mini golf courses being a blinding shade of blue?) The go cart track was also fun and in good shape for these places, which often look like they've been beat up by time. Go U.S.A.!

The Go carts are a waste of money! They control your speed and it last less than 5 minutes. Do…read moreeverything else go USA fun Park, but do not do the go karts waste of time and money.

Mediocre with questionable sanitation standards for the water activities. Very affordable but you…read morewill get what you pay for. Batting cages are nice though.

We had a great time. The gentleman at the counter was charming and sweet. The 9-hole golf course…read morewas just as it should be - just challenging enough. The lawn was well manicured , especially the beautiful coy pond. And although we did not partake in the batting cages or water wars (water balloon battle), they looked like a lot of fun. I think the idea of water wars is brilliant, especially on a hot day.

I was looking for some go kart thrills, and found it at this old school spot. My hubs and I came…read morehere as part of my birthday celebration on a Friday night. We just wanted to drive go karts which is $6 each for 5 min. I had a $2 off coupon, so it ended up just being $10 total. There weren't a lot of people there, so I'm not sure how well this place is doing. We explored the game room which is painted in a cheesey space theme with plastic glow in the dark dangling stars. I love CAMP, so this is my kind of place! We waited at the track for 10 minutes while the people ahead of us drove around. We got there before they took off, so I'm not sure why we couldn't go, too. It's probably best we waited because it's a modest sized track--with some bitchin' twists and turns! Those 5 minutes were the highlight of my birthday! I was a little tipsy, too which made it even more exciting. Rock and roll!! I hope this place survives because it puts the "F" in Fun :)

Do not come here unless you're desperate. Super sketchy. Very run down,…read moreAlso houses a dog kennel. Too expensive for the experience