Swissland Miniature Golf

We were super excited to go here for a quick, fun, family experience. The greens were filthy, water spots were completely algae filled or empty, timbers for each hole were loose and most weren't placed in the right spot, a LARGE rock was in the green, weeds EVERYWHERE. It was a cute place, but just seemed like no one was maintaining it. But, the 4 of us had a fun time for $25 . Hitting the rocks on the green was frustrating, but we had fun.

Complete waste of money and time. 1. There are only two goats and they are confined to a small area where you can’t really interact with them. The goats are not roaming freely around the course. If you drive up you are wanting the goats because it’s evident the course is not that great. 2. The goats had ZERO interest in the food or even interacting with us. 3. The course is disheveled. You can attempt to keep your ball in the course but avoid the rock walls that your hall gets stuck in. Generally looks like no maintenance in the last 10 years.

Nice miniature golf course that presents different challenges on each hole (wedge of Swiss cheese, wagon wheel, arch with the Swiss logo on it, etc). Even the area surrounding the course is nice to look at.

Nice, low-key mini golf. Nothing super crazy in terms of holes/obstacles, but enough to keep it interesting. Not usually a ton of others there, which can be nice, especially in our case - I didn't feel like we had to rush the younger kids just to make sure someone else wasn't standing around waiting. Also, the goats are always fun!

This place was a ton of fun. We went here after the brewery and very glad we did. Seeing the goats online is what got our attention and they were a blast. You can feed them for a tiny fee, but regardless they will just hangout and watch you golf. Course itself is a ton of fun as well, definitely a few challenging holes but that's what makes it fun. Would absolutely come back next time I'm in the area