Mitchell's Golf Complex

So so sad about this! I want to preface my review by saying that the two staffers that helped us in the mini golf shack were cheerful, friendly and helpful. So they get the star. But other than that...Grew up in Reisterstown very nearby so Mitchell's (formerly Tom Mitchell's) was a part of our lives for many years. I have fond memories of a very popular and well kept mini golf place that was always packed on weekends. It's been a long time...Walking up to the spot, my jaw dropped. The grounds look dilapidated as if untouched by human hands for over a decade. We decided to go for it for old time sake-we chose the Monster. Overgrown weeds, old and rusty clubs, filthy balls, the greens are worn and moss ridden. Pools of water destroyed by the hands of time and neglect. Piles of branches and pine needles that seem to be sitting there with no intent to dispose of them. Uneven greens make it hard to play. Some extra/bonus holes have been blocked permanently as it seems too much effort to repair. Not sure about the condition of the driving range or the batting cages. Thanks for the memories, Mitchell's, but we won't be back.

NEGLECT! We came to play 9 after hitting a bucket of balls. The range was standard, nothing special, just standard. Then we went to the tees. Honestly we should have left after the bucket. $26 for a round of flogging is ridiculous! That is a par 3 course with 9 holes with kindergarten playground greens. I'm not kidding, check the picture of the second hole. They were all like that.My friend asked after the 9 and was told the drought and 50 year old irrigation system was the problem. 1immense positive was the woman in the club house(???) taking the credit cards. If you own this place, she deserves a bonus, super sweet and very funny and a straight talker!

Came on a Thursday evening to play mini golf.First time here.Plenty of parking.The course we selected probably needed some work ... the shrubs were dead lol. Hella items on the course (sticks, masks etc. smh). The golf course lights also did not come on. Fortunately by the time we were finished, there was slight daylight (which probably ended @730pm)Def. a different type of activity to get out of the house and socailize

The absolute worst 9 holes I've ever played in my life. What a total waste of money. For the price you wouldn't think that the course would be the worst condition corse you've ever seen. We all Spent the whole 9 holes wanting a refund because of the abysmal conditions. The fairways are unmaintained, the greens look like someone was doing donuts in carts, just absolutely ridiculous that this is even called a golf course. Save your money and go elsewhere. I'd give less than one star if I could.

Nice people, but regarding the putt putt courses, they need some serious investment in maintenance and upgrades. The concrete and bricked surfaces are buckled and crumbling. Most wooden parts of the course are decayed and in need of replacing. No amount of paint is gonna fix that. Most areas of the putt putt courses are decades outdated and the place looks neglected and forlorn. It's actually sad, because it has so much potential.

I played the 9 hole course today. The lady that waited on us was great, but the course hadn't been cut and the rough was literally 8 inches long. The fairways looked like a dandelion farm, and the greens were garbage too. I normally don't post stuff like this, but when I went back to return my pull cart, I said the rough needs cutting and the guy got real ignorant and made some comments about my game. I normally would of laughed it off, but there is 6 people behind the counter. It's no wonder we were the only ones out there. I will never go back until they sell the place.

I remember how nice Mitchell's used to be but it's sad now. Paint and mowing would go a long way. My family did one of the miniature golf course and it was so neglected.

this course is terrible the greens looked like ruffs and the cart path was so bumpy but for the 10 bucks what were people really thinking they were gonna get.

This was the absolute worst golf course I've ever been too. The green was teared to pieces. I do not recommend and their is no fairway.

Took my kids mini-golfing, which is inherently fun, so there's that.The signage to get to the place needs improvement. One sign is partially behind vegetation, and at another point, when you're just about at the place, it is easy to miss the final turn and end up back on 140/795 because there is no "TURN HERE" sign visible from one direction.There is ample parking on a gravel lot. I haven't been here for about 30 years and much of the place looks like it hasn't been touched for 30 years. When we first went in the office, we waited for a few minutes because no one was manning the counter, but the young man was apologetic and friendly when he came in the building and saw us.We paid $7 each for the monster course. There is a bin of colorful golf balls on the counter and you choose one. Many were in poor shape, worn and crusted. The first one I picked up was sticky. At the course, the putters seemed to be in pretty good shape.The 18 holes can be humorously long, adding to the fun, but boy do they need some attention: ripped mats where you initially place the golf ball, some crumbling and loose brick edging (be sure not to twist an ankle), straw-laden greens that stop the ball from rolling, shortcuts that don't work because the paths are rough and cracked or pipes are clogged, dingy coloring to the greens, water-filled cups because some don't drain, un-mowed grass around the play area, and the total lack of colorful design or moving elements. The final hole (where you will give up your golf ball after one shot) is dingy and unexciting.You'll probably have some fun because of the nature of mini-golfing, but it appears that this place isn't trying very hard or just can't afford to maintain the areas.