Pirate's Quest

I had such a fun time at Pirate's Quest! It's been a long time since I did a miniature golf course, it was a ball! My family and I enjoyed the 18 hole course (there was double that, we just did 18). It was such a lovely day! The theme was nice and the touches of water through the course. It was just the right amount of space and the kids were very happy with the course.

Great date/time which was enjoyed very much. We killed 2 birds with one stone. One of our "go to" spots.

Likes: several holes looks quite easy but there are curves and bumps that move the ball in different directions creating a nice challenge; Hole is 18 finishes with a ski ball type of chute which is fun;Nice corse layout with water routes, several return traps, bunkers, and moguls; There is an arcade inside with several games Dislikes: A couple holes have ball returns blocked from kids filling ball return tubes with rocks, which keeps the balls from coming back and causing problems with the holeArcade, lots of games but Many are out of order;Water was great but several areas seems dirty and stagnant;Lots of bugs all over the grassy areas

Aye aye captain! (ode to Spongebob). This putt-putt course is a fun little place to test out your skills. They have two 18-hole set ups, informally known as the 'right' and 'left' course, per management. We had a great time playing here. The only reason for 4 stars is I wish the holes had a little more variety -- more obstacles or intricacies would have made it a bit more interesting. It's also attached to Woodland bowl, which has two full bars, an arcade, and a laser tag addition so there is plenty to do!

Fun spot, us three guys dropped into celebrate a birthday and enjoyed the quest around the eighteen holes but figured out quickly that the two rounds provided are quite different. Was informed that the other round, to the right upon exiting the building is much more engaging and fun. A bit disappointing to have such different options, but that seems to be a habit with these big putt-putt places that one round is the better option.

This place is great! My boyfriend and I had a day off and the weather was beautiful, so we decided to give this place a shot (pun intended)! There are 2 different courses consisting of 36 holes total. We decided just to do 18 and the person checking us in recommended the right side when asked, so that's the one we went with. Since it was in the middle of the day on a week day, there were barely any other people out there and that made it more of a relaxing atmosphere since we didnt have to worry about waiting on others or others waiting on us. The holes were overall pretty easy and it was a really fun day date.

I haven't been miniature golfing in years so when our office took families we signed up. We had a nice late morning tee time. We had more than 20 people so we split up so we wouldn't back up the holes. The pirate theme was really cool. I really liked the attention to detail. The holes were a lot of fun too. Some were harder than others. I really liked the water feature. I know we all had fun trying to out put each other. The golfer in our group of course beat us all, but we had a great time. The management was very easy to work with and I know our company looks forward to going back next year.

Pirate's Quest was exactly what it needed to be: easy to access, cheap, clean, and fun! My husband and I went on a Tuesday evening and paid no more than $15 to play an 18-hole course. There were people closely in front and behind us and we completed the course in a little under an hour. We loved the fun course and would definitely come again! Great for families and for date nights too!

We used to love this place but when we arrived at 11:00 today, Father's day, it was obvious that things have gone downhill since our last visit. Nasty, dirty water filled 2 of the holes. Trash and litter in the landscaping.

My husband and I had a date night here recently. It was a warm evening, but it was pretty busy. We didn't have to wait very long between holes on the course though. Each hole was par 2, but I'm not the best at putt putt so I ended up losing to my hubby. It seemed easy enough for kids too. It was an inexpensive excursion for date night and still fun! We passed a group of people that purchased some beer, and if I wasn't on a round of Whole30 at the time, I would've searched for the bar to buy some ourselves! Next time, maybe along with some food!