Captains Corner

Really enjoyed this course. Went during a weekday and you could tell the girls at the desk were bored stiff lol so needless to say there wasn’t a wait. The course was fun and reasonably priced.

Just terribly run down and neglected. This place gets 2 stars because the friendly summer help, but that is the only reason. To start: The place is dirty. The turf on the holes is pulling up, wrinkled in sections, ripped in others. The fencing is falling down in numerous spots. The obstacles on the individual hoes are cheap plastic Halloween decorations that you can get at any KMART store. Most are not even bolted down, just randomly placed on the middle of the green. The streams for the water feature haven’t been painted in years. Only half of the pools and streams are even in use anymore. Someone has clearly neglected maintaining the grounds and course and is milking people to play golf on this dump. If I worked here I would embarrassed charging people to play here.

Mini-​golf, batting cages, AND it’s across from Hodgie’s 2? This is like, my perfect day. The golf course isn’t the most challenging (no real obstacles, not much variety)… but then again, this is aimed at children, not myself. But I still scream like a little girl if I happen to win a prize on one of the mystery hole-​in-​one holes. And I always take some of the free candy at the end. And I’ve gotta admit, glow golf is hella fun.

What is wrong with you people?! This is not a nice course at all! Yes the service is very friendly. Yes the course is not a complete dump. BUT did anyone notice that about ¹³⁄₁₈ holes are EXACTLY the same with just a different lawn statue? I’d say about 2 holes had a good and difficult curve and 3 holes had a good dip thingy. But the rest were the same exact set up with some sort of lawn ornament like a turtle, dog «digging» or some other creature. Cute, good for kids, in good shape, but from an adult stand point looking for quality mini golf, I’ve experienced much better.

I am miserably bad at mini golf. I’m talking, reeeeaaaalllly bad. But it’s still fun for me.
Finding this place as we avoided beach traffic on our way home the other Sunday night: magic.
The lady who gave us our card and took our entry fee, was nice.
The place is pretty well lit, it has moving water throughout, with the exception of one or two holes, where the bugs were obviously congregating.
Pirate themed mini golf, interesting. I’m not into pirates, but I can see that it would be popular among the younger sets.
Some of the holes looked a bit more tired than others, no real place to ‘place’ your ball, more of a free for all.
We walked back to our car, to find a row of batting cages and a go kart track below the parking lot.
Go karts? Hell yeah. I was killin um. Lots of fun. A small track, but faster and better maneuvering karts than the last two places I’d been to with comparable pricing.
I shall return, perhaps for glow golf. Definitely for more go karts.

This place is great. Took the kiddos there and had a blast. Batting cages on site, Hodgies across the street, Lena’s seafood within putting range… what more could you ask for? Not too much shade to wear sun screen if you need it… but go have fun, we did.

I HEART GLOW GOLF.
Embarrassing to admit, but I’ve been here more than once. The course has a pirate/​sea theme and on Friday and Saturday nights they have glow golf. It’s total cheese and I love it.
Hodgies 2 is across the street (just make sure you finish your golf before H2 closes!) Lena’s Seafood is next door. It’s a whole Salisbury date night within walking distance! (If only somebody had booze…)
If you keep your scorecard, one person pays half price on your next visit. Better than nothing and in Salisbury, the land of a million mini golf courses, it is differentiator.
There is a new batting cage but haven’t tried it out yet.
Yeah, I’ll see you there. You secretly heart glow golf too.