Grove Mini Golf

Small and cute little gulf course not to far from The Krate. Over had a good time with the family and the girls loved the environment. Over all prices aren't terrible and they do offer food and drinks but with some many options down the street ehh I can wait. Can't say much about the service as we just got our stuff and paid. But they were nice. Some of the holes have fun challenges you can try out to make things interesting.Wouldn't mind coming back for a round at night.

Although this was my first time playing mini golf and I barely know the rules, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience at this fairly traditional course.It's family oriented and reasonably priced. I wouldn't suggest coming here hungry. Keep in mind that there is The Krate nearby with lots of fun options. 18 holes and water features?! Seems like a nice set up for a great game with friends and/or family. My toddler did have a small medical event on the course and the young lady was very prompt to help with the mess and I appreciated that. Will definitely be returning!

Adorable place to putt putt. Decent prices and the kids loved it! We loved the decor (octopus, volcanoes and other tropical decor). It took us a while to finish, because the course is a GOOD size and is good condition too. They have a little food hut as well (this is where I took a star bc prices were a bit steep, and they only had beer and seltzer water (for alcohol) which they really need more variety (I would like to see some ciders and/or canned margaritas or something else). Other than that this putt putt place was great and we will be back!

A great afternoon activity to get out of the house. They do a good job with the decor it is all new and exciting with spin wheels even to add extra fun challenges! They do a great job trying to keep it cool in the Florida heat with shade and fans at each hole. They offer several different price ranges kids, adults, senior and military. Would definitely visit again!

This is an okay no-frills mini golf establishment in Wesley Chapel. I visited Grove Mini Golf on a blistering hot Sunday with my toddler and his dad. This is probably a great place to be when it's not so hot out and if you don't have a moody three-year-old picking up your golf ball and throwing it around while you try to play at each hole. He was quite fascinated with the river that takes the ball down to the hole, so fascinated that he stayed at that hole for 15 minutes, screaming whenever we tried to take him away from it. We ordered some nachos (basically chips and cheese sauce) and french fries for the toddler. The fries were unexpectedly heavily seasoned which means the toddler didn't want them. I ordered a Shocktop to carry around with me. The food was just okay. This was a $52 visit for the snacks/beer and two adults to play 18 interrupted holes. Don't plan on returning with or without the toddler.

Was excited to see this place finally open. Development seemed to stall for a while but glad to see it completed. I'll start by saying I'm no expert at mini golf so this is not that level of review. With that said, I enjoyed my first experience. It is a family friendly activity with the feel of a small business. The course is only moderately challenging since it does not offer a lot of fancy obstacles (such as windmills, moving barriers, etc.). The Rocks and grade changes still add some difficulty though. The rules of the course are clearly posted and should keep the flow of participants moving. There is are not many options for food and drinks. Just a snack bar and refreshments. So don't go hungry unless you have an unlimited pass and plan to leave and return later. Overall it is a fun little outing that fits the character of the The Grove and Wesley Chapel.

Grove Mini Golf Course turned out to be the perfect low-key late afternoon activity - we practically had the whole course to ourselves! With no lines or crowds to contend with, we could focus solely on enjoying the challenging obstacles and whimsical designs of each hole. The peaceful atmosphere allowed us to fully immerse ourselves in the game, chatting animatedly between shots and reveling in the sunshine. What a refreshing change of pace from usual crowded attractions! Highly recommend visiting Grove Mini Golf Course for a relaxing and entertaining round of putt putt golf.

i didn't get a chance to swing bye and eat some food but the food is really cheap and the drinks are cold and refreshing especially on a hot day,i recommend not going on a day as hot i had to take a couple of breaks i did have a slice of pizza it was not my favorite but it satisfied my hunger and the service is good but its expensive for unlimited so if you really love mini golf i recommend buying unlimited you can leave and go back and if your not really the person for mini golf i recommend getting the 16 holes,and the environment is really good but the course doesn't have much obstacles.

Pleasant, fun course. 18 holes. We paused after 9 holes and had a cool drink and ice cream sandwich. Had a big soft pretzel, too. All snacks and drinks were fine. Went after dark and neon lighting was fun. My husband is more serious and wants to return in the daytime, ha! It took 3 of us about 2-2 1/2 hours. Only saw teen staff. They were pleasant enough. One helpful. Our 11 year old grandson did well.

Would rate 0 stars if possible. Bathrooms were locked 2 hrs before closing. Workers refused to serve food 30 minutes before closing. The young male worker with a Pokémon hat on was talking about inappropriate anime videos with his co worker in which they didn't realize we could hear. Music, lights and water works were cut off 45 mins before closing and the male worker told us we needed to hurry and finish because he was ready to get home. The Hispanic female worker was awaiting my group on the last hole and told us that we were already told to hurry and that she had to be at school in the morning and didn't appreciate us "taking our time" to play. Highly disappointed. Wish I had got their names. The young Hispanic female was also very rude to my husband and cursed at him whenever he apologized to her that he had never played and was trying to hurry to finish so that she could get to school on time.