Underground Mini Golf

Fun little place to visit in Old Town. We were in town visiting our kiddo who goes to Sac State. We decided to hit up Old Town and do a little touristy shopping etc. But we wanted something fun to do. This fits the bill. The staff was very friendly and the intro story they give you is very cute. I haven't done mini-golf in years. Being inside, down below street level when it's almost 100° outside was nice! There are 18 holes and they go pretty quickly. Nothing too challenging, but definitely fun. It's kind of a hidden gem being on the far back street of Old Town, but there is signage. We definitely had our share of laughs. I'd say to definitely give it a try for some inexpensive family fun.

Imagine our surprise when we stumbled upon this "secret" venue while taking a stroll in Old Town. It was our date night and this seemed like an easy way to spruce up our evening. We headed down the entry stairs and were greeted by a very friendly gal at the ticket booth. She answered our questions, sold us the entry, and then told us a dynamic tale (seriously! And her narrating was superb!) before we "departed on our journey". The facility has a full 18 holes. I think what makes it interesting is you zigzag through what seems like old underground hallways, meaning you never know what you'll find around the bend. That part was fun. It was also fun to be able to spin the wheel at particular holes in order to add challenging twists to the game. My husband and I had a great time, especially since the game was quite close and the winner unpredictable. However, my only complaint is that I wish it were a tad more challenging. We expected to spend about an hour playing (per the employee at the front), but we were in and out in about 40 minutes. Not terrible, but also makes me feel as though it was a bit overpriced for an activity that we wished we could've enjoyed for a bit longer.

This is a cute experience and good date night idea. Came in on a Friday with a group of six and we did feel pretty rushed as there were a bunch of people playing behind us. The ambiance is what you expect in old Sacramento, very old school and fun. It's very straightforward mini golf and the holes are close together. Even with six of us playing we got through all of the holes in only about an hour. Would recommend for a quick date night before dinner or as somewhere to take kids.

This is a cute spot for mini golf in the heart of old Sac. It's appropriately gold rush era themed. It was a little under $20/adult and the two of us got through the 18 hole course in 50 minutes.It was fun, although I would say some of the holes were a bit simplistic. I liked the addition of the spin the wheel for a few holes even though all the ones I got were impairing my shots!The staff here were super friendly and that would be the main reason I come back.

Perfect place for first timers. Approximately $29 for my boys. They enjoyed playing connect 4 while waiting for their turns to play miniature golf. We will likely return during the colder weather when outside activities are limited.

Perfect outing for a rainy day! Fun for everyone, the little and the grands, and the staff were great!

My first time in an indoor & underground mini golf. Pretty cool concept. & a nice way to escape the Sacramento heat! (We were there in the summer months). The holes are pretty straightforward, nothing crazy or different except for the occasional spin-the-wheel & add a sort of handicap to your turn (e.g. attempt your first shot with your eyes closed). Also, it took us more than half the game to figure out that the PAR for each hole was listed on our scorecard the whole time?! Would be nice if it was posted at each hole like it normally is. & then the holes themselves I wish were a little more complicated like more with ramps or multi-tiered or something! My group & I still managed to make it fun tho.

Loved our visit here. Came for a birthday before eating at The Firehouse. Service was nice and we loved the engaging decor. Really fun and kept the vibe really entertaining. Highly recommend a visit!

It's truly a testimony to California history. As a teacher of over 20 years and eight of them is fourth grade. It's an amazing look at California history and the artwork and everything is incredible. The course is challenging with many holes behind objects, which was fun. Also the workers that were incredibly nice. I would recommend this highly to anyone that likes miniature golf and what an experience for kids that are in fourth grade.

Such a unique take on mini golf and going through the different seasons through the gold rush. Staff is awesome!!