Harbor Lights Mini Golf

Decided to go here because of the great reviews. It is a bit early in the season and we didn’t check their hours before we got here. Being a monday early in the season we found a closed sign in the window. So we parked to figure out where we wanted to go next. All of a sudden there is a man outside the passanger window. It was the owner and as everyone else has said he is really friendly and willing to go out of his way to make his customers happy. He told us that if we wanted he would turn everything on and let us play. We took him up on his offer and had a great time. The place is very clean and well cared for. Each hole is unique and very in difficulty. Overall it is a nice place to play mini golf and the owner makes this place so much better than any other mini golf place i’ve ever been.

Pretty good, no big windmills or pirate ships like other mini golf establishments. But the price is right, and the service was good. They only take cash, but have an ATM inside. It looks like they give out free bug spray at night. Unfortunately during the day, it seems that they have a bit of a wasp problem, as were attacked multiple times while playing, which could be a problem for someone with an allergy. Otherwise, pretty standard mini golf. Would come back again.

Fantastic course. We met the owner, very nice guy. Not a lot of bells and whistles (like windmills). Nevertheless, a fun and simple course. Also: free bug spray! Need I say more?

Absolute Great time! Looks small from the outside but has a fun full 18 holes of mini golf. My fiancée and her family had a great time. The owner is a real great guy and the place even provides free bug spray for those who get attacked by Mosquitos like me! Will definitely come back again when we are in the Cape.

We took a chance and drove the short distance off of 6A for some golfin’ fun. Boy, are we glad that we did!
Its not the flashiest… nary a windmill to be had… but it is the most sincere.
You will not regret spending 18 holes on this excellent fun stop in Brewster!

Thanks so much for the fun relaxing mini golf experience! The owner is super nice and helpful. I highly recommend this place to anyone of any age. Clean inside section. Great 18 holes! Feels almost tropical. Love the water features and especially the 18^th hole waterfall!

Fun place for mini golf!!! Definitely a challenge at times! Great waterfalls and little rivers and bridges. Owner is super nice and personable!

We come almost every year during the family vacation.
Extremely friendly staff and a visually pleasing yet not kitschy course.
Fun and satisfying with some challenges, but not over the top in fairway design.
Highly recommended for groups or families as well as for young ones.

Certainly a hidden gem. It was a bit busy the evening we went but we’re so glad we drove here. Some mini golf places are all about windmills and moving crocodiles but really don’t give much challenge. This course doesn’t have such things but it’s beautifully landscaped and each green has rocks or slopes that really offer a good challenge.
This place only takes cash, which is usually a deterrent for me since I barely carry any cash on me (I’d typically turn away rather than pay WAY more in fees at their ATM than the owner would pay on a single card transaction). But – the owner was extraordinarily friendly – and smiled – that I let this one go (thankfully I had enough cash on me). You can tell he takes pride in his place.
Use the Unilocal coupon to get a dollar off each ticket. That was another reason we stayed.

This miniature golf spot is truly a gem! We went with our two nine year olds mid week, late afternoon. It wasn’t at all crowded. The mini golf course is in excellent shape, easy to navigate, just challenging enough and VERY fun! Beautifully landscaped so that even when there are folks ahead and behind you, it is still quiet and not people stacked up waiting. the new owner couldn’t have been nicer. prices are fair. Bathrooms very clean. Thumbs up!!!

Love it!!! Challenging, fair and not overcrowded… Went out of our way to avoid the packed tourist traps. This place was very cool and we had a good time. Doesn’t have all the bells & whistles of some places (windmills and such) but cool atmosphere with some really neat features.

We are local and this is our favorite course. the greens aren’t too fast, the front nine is easy but the back nine is challenging, the crowds are small, and the owner is a great guy. We play here all the time and always have a good time. Well done!

A quite interesting little short-​putt course that’s unique for its foresty plantings, quite unlike any other course we’ve played, especially on the Cape. The holes are *very* short and shoe-​horned into a lot about the size of the average backyard, but they’re fairly cleverly laid out. The course doesn’t have a lot of resting spots or places to loiter so it’s likely to be a bit annoying if it gets crowded, but we were there «off peak» so that’s just a guess. (It’s also very easy to lose balls in the tall grasses and plantings all over the place). There are water features running, with the unfortunately dyed-​blue water, but the water does play a role on three holes (although the little «lake» hole wasn’t working during our visit). There’s also one multi-​level hole. Otherwise you’re playing caroms off rocks and small, subtle rises around the holes. They can be fun, although in many holes there seems to be only one way to approach a shot, and there are a few «magnet» zones (the spots where everybody’s ball seems to end up no matter how they shoot it) on others.
In general I’d give it only three stars for the putting, but the overall effect with the pleasant plantings and super friendly staff raise it up to a «very nice».
No snack bar, small gravel parking lot, and it is very inconspicuous off Underpass Rd. There are some eateries nearby further down the road, though.
$ 8 for adults, $ 7 for kids, no replay discount. Still a worth addition to the Cape mini-​golf scene, particularly in this odd neck of the woods on the Mid-​Cape on the Bay side.

My friends and I were here for a late night round. It is a Beautifully maintained course and the owner, Justin, is super nice. They are cash only, but there is an ATM on site.

Loved this spot! The course is very well maintained, none of those ratty patches that you see on a lot of mini golf courses. And the owner is a delight! Very friendly guy. He’s clearly very committed to the course — he even had bug spray at every few holes! This is an example of a great local business, and why we can’t let the big corporations run everyone out! Score one for the little guy…

Amazing hidden gem! Who knew?! Pretty heavenly after beach & dining crowds– such a great escape. Clever design on a small property. Looking forward to next time!

FANTASTIC newly renovated course!
OK, this place used to be totally ramshackle and dilapidated — now it’s one of the best mini-​golf courses I’ve played on the Cape! Hidden away in Brewster just off 6A.
It’s incredibly well-​maintained and meticulously clean — (are you sick of ratty old ‘greens’ and putts that bounce along? Not here! Smooth sailing.) And the course is GREAT — lots of challenging hills and valleys — the required ‘volcano’ hole at the top of a hill (all mini courses need this!) — and lots of good variety and angles to play and multiple levels — course gets progressively harder as you go. Many holes look deceptively easy with a large stone and a hill (like a Japanese garden!) — but then kick you in the pants when you shoot an ugly 4… watch out for hole 16!
Also new landscaping with beach grasses and wildflowers and a boat/​beach theme make it a virtual botanical garden — really beautiful.
I spoke with the owner after 18 holes and complimented him on the course — he seemed proud and said yes, he built it for adults, not just kids! — the kids hit it around whatever the course is like, but the adults like a challenge. He said he plays with his daughter every night at closing — she holds the course record of 29! (including 7 holes-​in-​one…) Beat that! (I shot a good round at 38!). We also had a two-​way tie after 18 holes in our group of 4, so the owner suggested we go play a ‘sudden death’ tiebreaker hole! He respects the game!
A great all-​around mini-​golf experience, and not too expensive either — $ 8 (summer 2010).