Unique Obstacles Mini Golf Courses

Known as 'The World's Most Unusual Miniature Golf,' this Lincolnshire, Illinois landmark features 19 handcrafted holes including a roller coaster hole, a roulette wheel, and intricate moving obstacles that have been delighting visitors since 1977.

San Francisco's first and only indoor miniature golf course, featuring 14 ingenious high-tech holes in a former mortuary. This innovative course combines art, technology, and imagination, with a full-service restaurant and bar for a complete night out.

Located in Minnetrista, Minnesota, this unique venue combines mini golf with an outdoor art gallery. Each of the 14 holes incorporates massive sculptures made from repurposed materials, creating a one-of-a-kind experience that changes with new artwork additions.

One of America's most unusual mini golf courses, located in the basement of Ahlgrim Funeral Home in Palatine, Illinois. This 9-hole course was created for community use and grieving families, featuring cemetery-themed obstacles in a tasteful setting. Free to play but by appointment only.

This unique Orlando attraction combines mini golf with alligator viewing, featuring over 200 live alligators visible throughout the course. Play 18 holes while learning about Florida's famous reptiles, with opportunities to feed and even hold baby alligators after your round.

This seasonal Minneapolis attraction features holes designed by local artists and architects, reimagining mini golf as an artistic medium. Each summer brings new creative designs with themes exploring everything from social issues to pop culture, making each visit a unique experience.

This popular Westminster, Colorado destination features three distinctly themed 18-hole courses with talking animatronic figures and erupting volcanoes. The jungle-themed course's closing hole shoots a giant plume of flame when you make an ace!

A celebration of all things Swiss in Canton, Connecticut. This engaging course features a hole that smells like Toblerone chocolate, another that nods to tennis icon Roger Federer, and a replica of the Matterhorn. Staff members may bid you 'auf wiedersehen' as you depart!

Aviation-themed miniature golf course in Greenville, SC where every hole is designed to be amazing from start to finish. Players take off on hole 1 and end with landing on the runway on hole 18. The finale hole 19 features a real life beacon that lights up for every hole in one!