Hocking Hills Mini Golf

Very fun, not busy, other low reviews saying bad green are outdated because they recently renovated it!

It was a nice family friendly putt putt golf course. It was laid back atmosphere and my family had fun. The wood carvings there were a very nice touch.

This was a fun thing to do on a beautiful day! The course was fun and quick. My daughter, who has never played mini golf before even got a hole in one!! I bet it is even more beautiful and fun when the water decorations are on! We went in mid-October

Course is greatly in need of repair. Not too bad for $7.50 a person, but still—all the tears makes it hard to play. Only plus is that there is unlimited plays, but it’s not diverse enough of a course to really want to do it more than once. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend going here but could be a fun activity if you have nothing else to do. Putters are very worn, so are the balls. Looking at reviews from previous years, it looks like no efforts were made to do any repairs or upkeep, even though it desperately needs it. I would recommend going to adventure golf at remples grove instead—it is 15 min away from here.

I am giving this two stars mostly because I love mini golf, and you can't beat $7 for unlimited plays. That being said - this place is in dire need of some love & care. So much of the course is in a bad state of disrepair. The greens are worn & torn badly enough to interfere with play - many have giant patches missing or are buckled/curled up. I get that it's early in the season & maybe they haven't done their spring cleanup yet... But the amount of damage makes me think that they just don't care or have the time/money to fix this place up. It's a real shame because it's otherwise a decent course. I think they're resting too much on being a cheap tourist attraction, but perhaps that's just my take on it.