Gilligan's Island Funland

Went with my ten year old grandson and had so much fun. From the highway the waterfalls can’t be seen. It’s like another world. Loved it

Very nice course. Slightly challenging, but doable. Some one in our group sank a hole in one! They got to spin the wheel for a possible free game.

The scenery was gorgeous, and the water was bright and beautiful. They had two sets of course to choose from, and we chose the left, so this whole review is on the left, which is the rock area. It was so cool to walk through the tunnels and even play some courses in the rock. The bad part was the rim of the hole, I will put in a picture, was kind of slippery because of what it was made out of, and your ball would either go over it or bounce off of it. Overall, it was just hard to get your ball in, which, going with 6 people, was kind of frustrating because it was taking forever. The bathrooms were kind of outdated, but they were decent. If we went back to SC, I don't think I would come back here.

Their staff is super friendly and the course was SO MUCH FUN! We went twice during our visit. Both courses are more difficult than your standard mini golf, which we loved. The “hard course” was very challenging, and overall the courses are very well kept and well worth the affordable fee (which includes unlimited rounds for the entire day!) Definitely recommend this spot.

I had a great time here overall, but there are definitely some things I should mention. Despite everything I'm about to say, I will likely come back to this place at some point. Pros: If you want a genuinely challenging course, definitely play here, as there are some truly challenging and tough holes on the two courses this place has to offer. The waterfall scenery is also nice, and each course has its own practice green. This place also has a system where if you get a hole-in-one, you can go back to the lobby, spin a wheel, and if the number the wheel lands on matches the number of the hole you got your hole-in-one on, you get a little prize of some sort! Cons: This is one of those places that uses a big metal hole for each green, and it always gives me a sense of dread when I see something like that on a miniature golf course, and I have good reason for it. I feel like courses that have holes like that, I tend to do worse on, as I feel like something about the metal placement in the AstroTurf messes up my ball as it rolls along the green. There were quite a few times here, I'd say at least ten, where I felt like I had lined up my shot with the hole perfectly, but my ball still somehow barely missed it. I'm not the best player in the world, so I can expect that to happen once or twice, but it's still extremely frustrating when it happens over and over again, and it couldn't be me all of those times! Also, the scenery and decorations of the course were nice, but if you're not into tall stacks of grey rocks, this place might visually bore you. In short, I still had a fun time here, and I'd still recommend this to other people if you are looking for a true challenge, but when you keep getting a bad score because of problems you feel like is the AstroTurf fault and not yours, that's when it goes from being a challenge to being cheap.