Monster Mini Golf

Had fun there with a couple of friends. The black lights and «scary» props were fun, the golf was challenging especially since I had not played in years and years. It was not too crowded, but they do need to space groups apart a bit more. There were several groups tripping over one another as we played. Price seemed reasonable and provided some laughs and entertainment for a bit of time.

Super busy place! They told me you can call ahead to get your name on the wait list, will definitely do that next time. We had a 2.5 hr wait… the glow in the dark golf is cool though! Not much of an arcade and most of the games weren’t working (basketball, ticket dozer, wheel of fourtune were all down). Not a huge venue so it’s loud. The kids had a lot of fun, the glow/​black lights are fun. Golf priced right ($ 9).

I visited with 3 friends on a Sunday afternoon. The service was helpful and friendly! The attention to detail in décor and each putting hole was impressive.
I can’t wait to bring my daughter back, she will be blown away!

Our outdoor mini golf plans were dashed, so we found this place nearby via Groupon and gave it a try. It was busy, so we took a number and waiting about 15 minutes to enter the ‘course.’ We spent the time playing air hockey and arcade games. By the time we left, we’d earned a whopping 30 points, which we gave to the desk to give to some kids trying to spend their last few points on plastic balls and tattoos.
The course is efficiently designed, with each hole fitting into the others like a game of Tetris. There’s plenty of neon paint glowing in the black lights, and there are some animatronic features that are cool for the kids. The holes are not easy, but they don’t have many interesting obstacles. It’s just a lot of angles to navigate, like mini golf meets pool. But in the end it’s mini golf, not an Olympic sport. It’s a way to have fun with friends.
Sometimes a staff member announces a silly challenge (turn your club upside-​down for the next shot), which was fun and would certainly entertain the young ones.

Went here during the week with my family. The putt putt was a lot of fun and the course certainly offered some challenges. The staff was very friendly as well.

Good for kids (ages 6−12ish). Not super scary but is dark with black lights.

Usually it’s priced at $ 9 per person, but on Tuesdays you can get two for $ 10 for couples night!
I love this place, its just the right amount of creepy while still being totally fun! The black lights with all the glow paint make it feel like you’re in a rave! Totally awesome artwork!
There is no place to eat here, so make sure if you want to eat to do so before hand! Great place to play and walk off a big dinner or lunch!

I had a lot of fun here a Monster Mini Golf! I’m pretty sure this actually was my first time to ever play mini golf, and I could’ve done much worse. I didn’t do great, but definitely could’ve been worse. They weren’t too crowded for a Saturday afternoon, so we were able to play through within about an hour with three of us. The decorations are fun and each hole has something challenging about it. I was the last of our group to putt, so I had the advantage of seeing what worked and what didn’t. My friend who won has played here before, so it his score really didn’t count, right? It’s good for the price, and they give you a coupon when you’re done!

Super cool theme! This was one of the more fun golf courses I’ve been to. I loved the black lights and neon art work on the wall.
It kind of sucked being stuck behind a party of five because we speant a lot of time waiting and then the couple behind us had to wait, so definitely go during the week, during the day when it’s not busy.
I was a little confused when I told the cashier that myself and my boyfriend were college students and my total was $ 19 because the website said college students received $ 2 off per person per round of golf. So it was pricier than I had originally anticipated.
Great place for a date, but the workers need to be better informed or the online prices need to be updated.

Middle of the road experience. Not terrible, but a bit short and a bit cramped of a course. The theme is well done, if a bit cheesy, and most of the obstructions/​attractions added something interesting. It does seem awfully loud, especially given the size of the space. Good for a quick game in a place with A/​C. They could use a snack bar, as others have suggested.

Fun! Couple’s night on Tuesdays. $ 10.68
Glow in the dark, fun props, painting on wall, moving scary tree!

A quick fun outing with the family. They should offer different times for different age groups. There was a group of adults playing front of us and they were really annoyed with our two year old. We were with a group of 4 kids and honestly is more about walking the course then playing it.

Saw this place while picking up a cake across the street and decided to check it out… The décor and ambiance is terrific! Not too scary and keeps you looking around. The con’s: I was roasting… Do they have a/​c? Also be prepared for a headache because the music volume is catered to teenagers and the deaf… MAXED OUT! Also, they don’t wait long enough in between groups. The group in front of us wasn’t even finished with the 1^st hole when we were told it was our turn. We also had a group of 6 (even though the rules say a max of 5) on our heels going before we were even done with that hole! My husband at one point told their Dad it had to stop or there would be issues, so annoying! People get control of your pre teens and teach them manners! Staff walked by several times and saw this happening and did nothing.
We will try & bring our kids here if were in the neighborhood and if its during the week just to see if we have a better experience.

This place was so much fun! I loved the course super challenging and the music was great! Con’s are wished there was a snack bar and more arcade games. Overall great place and we will be back!

I feel like this place was a complete waste of time and money. $ 9 to do the rough equivalent of putting around my living room under a black light. The art on the walls was amusing but not why I came. Each hole was pretty much the same with minor variations in the placement of the holes. My 5 year old may enjoy it but we’ll never know because I’m not going to spend another penny there.

This place is awesome. It’s not the most big course you will see, but it is very entertaining and fun to go through. The staff was very nice. They have an arcade right next to the course, it has some cool ticket redemption games. All in all I would recommend this place to go to with your kids or even with a friend.

It’s just like playing mini golf inside a pinball machine. Which is super.
It’s a bit more expensive than I would like, and of course it’s not just mini golf. They also have one of those «arcade» rooms where you win tickets for doing mundane things like spinning wheels and such, which the kids go nuts for, but it’s always a rip-​off. Otherwise, the mini golf itself would be five stars.
Wear bright clothes and have fun in the dark.

This is a fun place to spend an afternoon. I brought my three kids and friends here with a Living Social deal. (age ranges 8 – 12) I think it could be scary for sensitive little kids ages 8 and under. We had a blast, and got to take our time. They also have a small arcade with prizes. You get WAY more for your tickets than Chuck e Cheese so my kids were thrilled. We did one round of golf that lasted about an hour, and then hung out for about another hour. Hit Menchie’s yogurt next door when you are done and you have happy kids (and parents!).
Great way to spend either a super hot summer day, or a rainy day. We will be back.

I had my 5yo daughter’s birthday party here. MUCH better than Chucky Cheese. The kids were never bored. It was a little rushed but they allowed us to pretty much do whatever we wanted with food and were exceptionally accommodating. It was for the kids and that’s exactly what made it so successful. There was some confusion and miscommunication but all in all, it was a success. I think once they have a good process down (written), this place will really rock. Seems to me like they are just getting their footing.
The place was so much fun. The decorations were hilarious. I didn’t expect much going in and was pleasantly surprised.

Maybe a little more than 3 stars… maybe 3.5, because Monster Mini Golf is a little more than «A-​OK» but doesn’t elicit a big «Yay, I’m a fan!» from me either.
I went on a Friday night because we really wanted to play mini golf, but being late February none of the big outdoor courses were open yet, so we figured we’d give this place a whirl.
Normally it’s $ 8/​head for adults, but if you check in on Unilocal using your app, you can get in for $ 6-​so make sure to check in and get a little discount! The staff here seemed to be all high schoolers, but they were all super nice and professional.
Surprisingly (and luckily), the place was not very busy at all for a Friday night-​granted, we got there around 9 PM, so we maybe just missed the families with younger kids-​there was one group of maybe 8 teenagers in front of us, but they moved pretty quickly and we never really waited.
The course itself has some really fun, classic mini golf layouts like windwills and loops, while others are just takes on having to use angles and basic obstacles to get to the hole.
The blacklight murals on the wall are really cool, and often amusing (my favorite was the skeleton at Redrocks), and the animatronics, while nothing amazing, are fun. The atmosphere overall is a good bit of fun, which I think is key in mini golf.
Overall, I had a fun time here-​nothing Earth shaking, but certainly worth a little excursion every now and then.