Lighthouse Beach Golf

It was an overall decent course. Some great holes some that were okay. Great for a family with young kids.

We're currently visiting from Europe and decided to stop by for a round of minigolf. Had a great time here - course in great condition, very clean and well-maintained, not very crowded so no wait times. Not super challenging for the most part, but we had lots of fun regardless. Restrooms also spotlessly clean. One of the best minigolf courses we've been to, both in the US and abroad - would definitely return in the future!

Update- the owner did send us some free passes for our troubles in February. We just gave it a try yesterday and the golf course is a lot of fun! Love that it's ADA accessible and was even fun for four adults. The arcade is a little small but was very clean and we had fun playing ski ball. Thanks for making this right. From Feb 2022: I would give zero stars if I could since I was denied access with my service dog. I understand not wanting dogs in the course, but she is not a pet, she performs a medically necessary service for me. She is well trained and easily identified with her vest and ID card. Not admitting someone with a service dog is against the law. I'm hopeful you will change your practices so we can return to what looks like a great spot for family fun. It feels pretty terrible to be excluded based on a physical medical condition.

Such a fun experience! This area desperately needed mini golf. Clean, well kept facility. About $10 per adult. The course was a great challenge, but not too tough & there are nets everywhere in case your golf ball goes into the water. Ice cream & a huge arcade barn right on the same property! Lots of parking.

Very fun and challenging course! I think it's one of the best ones in the area. There's an arcade and ice cream shop attached, making it a great one stop shop for a fun evening with family. We had a large group and tried to get through as fast as we could, but felt bad for holding up groups behind us. It'd be nice if they staggered groups instead of letting everyone go in at once, both to create less waiting on the course and for allowing for easier social distancing.