Anastasia Miniature Golf

Their own signage is accurate. Play at your own risk. This is by far the worst mini golf place I've been to in years. Let my pictures speak for themselves. The course is not at all maintained. There is mud and mold accumulating on the green. The holes are sunken in and broken. There is a thick tree branch between the first three holes that almost knocked me out because it's over a walking path at only 5ft high, and then my last picture shows a residential extension cord over the green on the 18th hole that's barely 5ft off the ground. If this place put half as much attention into maintaining their course as they do putting up warning signs, it might be worth it.

Best mini-golf I've been to (that really does mean something, I've been to a lot), and I'm pretty sure also the cheapest in recent memory, it's an incredibly good deal. The course green was very clean and in good condition, the 18 holes felt varied and provided an adequate amount of challenge, and the scenery was absolutely incredible. There's water flowing all throughout the course, there are beautiful plants and gardens surrounding every hole, and there are all sorts of lights that make everything look that much nicer, especially at night. The only real critique I have is that the pathways between holes is a little shoddy. There are a lot of places that go directly next to, or over water without any sort of railings. It's a little weird because there are very nice bridges going over most of the water and then those few exceptions with nothing, or an awkward step up. The bathroom was very nice, well maintained, and clean, *on par* with the rest of the course.

An older mini golf course. Has some challenging holes. Over all conditipn was fair as some of the water hazards were not working. The course has some elevation with stairs and uneven paths. Managed to achieve two holes in one. Was alot of fun and a grate way to spend an evening.

This is one of the most beautifully landscaped mini golf courses we’ve been to — the waterfalls, koi ponds, and greenery really set the scene, and the course itself was clean and well-maintained throughout. Our only real complaint was how crowded it got, especially around the middle holes. It created a bit of a bottleneck where we felt like we were rushing the group ahead of us while also being pushed by the group behind us. It made it a little hard to enjoy the flow of the game. To their credit, they do have a 4-stroke rule posted to help with pacing, but it’s just a busy spot — which speaks to how popular and fun it is! If you’re in the area, it’s still a great choice for families or date night, especially if you can go during off-peak hours.

This is the best mini golf course I’ve been to, and I’ve been to a lot of them. Absolutely have to do this course whether you are visiting or local. Everything about the course was amazing!! It’s beautiful and so cute whether you go during the day or at night. We went at night, and all of the lights on the course make it so pretty. The experience was great from the get-go, with many options for different sized and colored putters, many different colors of balls, and even some complimentary bug spray. Your first hole is IN the big pirate ship!! And each hole only gets better from there. Every single hole is accompanied with a pirate poem that gives a hint on how to get a hole-in-one. A few of the holes are really challenging, but so so cool! They put your ball in pipes and gutters and make you feel like you’re in that one scene from Happy Gilmore! There are many places to sit and rest throughout the course. Since we went at night, I’m not sure about how much shade is offered, but there are a ton of trees and large structures to stand behind. We had an amazing time. This is cheap fun for ANY age!!!!