Smiley's Golf Complex

I came here with high confidence thinking I would win in mini-golf against my girlfriend but left with slightly lower confidence after she took home the trophy against me.I was looking for something fun to do and came across the idea of playing mini-golf. I searched online and found this location not too far from home. When my girlfriend and I arrived, you could see people practicing their golf form from outside the establishment.We walked inside and were greeted by the team members. They asked us what we wanted to play to which we replied mini-golf, what difficulty we wanted (easy or hard), and sent us on our way.The course is an 18-hole challenge for some, and a walk in the park for others. With this being my first time, I played well during the first 9 holes, but not as well for the remaining 9 holes. Despite not playing the best, the course was amazing. The holes get more difficult as you proceed, but the creativity scales higher on each one. I had a wonderful time going through all 18 holes!Overall, I had a great time playing mini-golf. It was an amazing experience that I won't forget, and the scenery looks beautiful. I'd recommend anyone who wants to have a great time to come to this establishment! I will definitely be returning to take back the trophy against my girlfriend.

I thought I'd write an update.The short Par 3 18-hole course is still a lot of fun, especially for beginners and those who can't shoot straight. (GUILTY.)The miniature golf courses are a lot of fun, too. The north side mini course is great for beginners and for younger players. The south side mini course is tougher and more challenging, even for more advanced players. You'll encounter some ramps and obstacles on your way through. Nothing too difficult, but not easy, either.Both the golf course and the mini courses are reasonably priced and well maintained.

Golf and I have an understanding. Neither of us takes the other seriously, so we get along fine. Smiley's is exactly the kind of place for that relationship, and this business has been there for us many times. Want to work on your swing, working your way through the bag as you go? Grab a bucket of balls and find an opening, either on the turf (with rubber tees) or further down the line off of the natural stuff. A 'super' bucket is like 140 balls and costs you $20, while a 'giant' is something like 75 balls for $10.75. That's a pretty good recreational value, and you can even socially distance while enjoying yourself.Smiley's also has a couple of miniature golf layouts, always a summer evening hit, and a great pitch & putt executive course. Al Czervik said golf courses (& cemeteries) are poor uses of real estate, but they're great places to get out and enjoy time and nature with your friends & fam.

It was a fun time but the owner/man running the cash register was frankly pretty rude. I had paid with a 100 dollar bill because the total was about 63 dollars or so. Amidst all the chaos afterwards, he failed to give me my change back. When I brought the topic back up because I realized I hadn't gotten it back, he was very argumentative and said I was wrong over and over. Eventually he have me the change back but kept saying "I've been doing this for so long. I'm never wrong." So yes, it was fun but that experience really put a damper on things.

My 7-year-old says "give it a 5 for fun!!" But I'll have to go down to a 4 bc of how dated the entire place is.And while the mini golf was great, the employees were neither friendly nor welcoming.What a bummer bc Smiley's has potential to be amazing!!

Took a spontaneous trip out to Lenexa to play some mini golf. Smiley's never disappoints. It was busy but the staff was on their game. We didn't have to wait at all to start our game. The grounds were clean and well kept. There were new covid protocols in place as well. Despite the covid protocols it didn't hinder our fun. We will certainly return to play again.

I have golfed; full course and mini here numerous times. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. The golf course can be challenging and is kept in good shape. The mini golf courses could use a little upgrade. The one with the famous golf holes is quite difficult. My only real complete or more of a suggestion is they should install lighting so the mini-golf course can be played on after dark during the spring or summer months.

This trip was a mini golf trip...not a lot of options for mini golf in the area, but Smiley's little course is great for an evening out. It is a little beat up, but for a round of mini golf, it gives you all you need. They allow you to go back around for 1/2 price. There are 2 courses and both are very entertaining.

Costs $15 per person not worth it at all. No fairways unpredictable greens really spotty tee boxes. Turf Matt range honestly just way overpriced. No carts nobody yells fore 0/10 review.

Jeff knows what's up. best business man alive! Fun miniature golf area with nice ranges!