Adventure Gardens Miniature Golf

They do a good job at maintaining the facility (although benches whilst waiting for slower players to putt would be appreciated). But some holes are simply not playable due to the tilt of the playing surface — when you need to place twigs behind the ball just to keep it still to hit, you kinda think «this isn’t cool.»

Great place for family outing! We had a blast taking our 2.5 yr old there. We were worried 18 holes may be a bit much but he had no issues. He was engaged the entire time and we finished in about an hour. We went at 10 AM on a Sunday. It was quiet so we never felt rushed and better able to enjoy our first time mini golfing.
Afterwards we shared an ice cream treat (app $ 2.75 for a good scoop) at the connected shop and topped off the morning with some running at the new playground next door.

I think I have a fairly close relationship with my inner-​child, and one of the ways that manifests itself is my love for all things mini-​golf. You are truly never too old for this sort of thing and there is something about multi-​colored golf balls & crazy obstacles that can put a smile on anyone’s face. Luckily, we have several miniature golf options in the Twin Cities area. Adventure Gardens (Malt-​Tees) is another good place to check out for all those putt-​putt junkies out there.
Recently, there was a Living Social deal (4 rounds of golf plus $ 8 for concessions) which encouraged me to return here after several years since my last round. They have made some upgrades to the surrounding park, in particular, the concession area which is now a full-​blown malt shop. I had a French silk malt after my round and it was quite tasty ($ 3.99). From what I gathered, they have hot food options as well. There is a memorial to Charles Lindberg near the entrance to the park – a very well crafted statue that I highly recommend seeing. The playground area is updated (and spacious) and there is a very nice, covered picnic area. Free, abundant parking as well.
The course itself is impressive also. Although I am a huge fan of obstacles like windmills, etc., the course is quite nice despite the absence of those things. It is well-​manicured, green, and has plenty of trees & water. The holes are well-​marked and easy to navigate, and a huge bonus to me is that there are full grown trees to provide much-​needed shade in the summer months. As far as difficulty goes, it is slightly more difficult than some of the other courses Ive played, but nothing out of the ordinary.
Overall, if you love mini-​golf… Youll have to give this course a try. I still prefer old school obstacles like those provided at Lilli-​Putt and Goony Golf, but this is a really nice course as well. It’s lighted at night, in a safe area, and has other things to see and do nearby.
Pros: Lots of things to do/​see/​eat nearby, Malt-​Tees, well-​manicured course, parking, lighted at night, trees & water
Cons: Lack of the iconic obstacles that are so synonymous with the mini-​golf experience, when busy the lines at each hole can get a little congested

Course is very basic but we had a great time. The course is made more for kids than adults.
For $ 15 a couple it provides a good hour of laughs and poor sportsmanship :)
Like previous Unilocalers said, it could use a little bit bigger tee off spot on some of the holes.
We had ice cream/​fro-​yo afterwards at the little shack and they were fair in taste. maybe a little freezer burned, but I hadn’t eaten anything since lunch so I wasn’t complaining.
Overall a good date.
For future reference, if you have a group of four instead of just two you get a cheaper rate for everyone also.

More room please.
We really like to go mini-​golfing and I always lose. This day was no exception. We hd never been here and decided to try it out. It’s very easy to find and has plenty of free parking.
We got behind 2 slow players who actually didn’t play correctly. It does not bother me, but by golfing companion has less patience than I do. I got more pissed about people behind me trying to rush me.
The course was fun and pretty quick and for $ 7.25 per adult and $ 3.50 for a second round, it’s a pretty good price.
The «tee» area of the course could use some improvement — there just isn’t enough room for a person to stand. I was half on and half off the rocks or the paving stones every time I did my first shot. This is the only thing that could use some improvement.
Overall, it’s a well maintained course with friendly staff and clean restrooms. We only had a bottle of water once we were done in the 90 degree heat, but some people were eating snack bar treats and seemed to be enjoying them.

We had a crowd cut coupon for Mini Golf and had a lovely night!
The course is pretty basic, but with a nice waterfall and is well maintained. No windmills or loops, but a quality low key experience. Most of the holes are marked handicapped accessible which of course is great.
Prices are $ 7 for adults and kids under five are free! Discounts available if you want to play a second round.
We probably would have skipped the snack bar except for our coupon and the food was fine. Hot dogs ($ 2), popcorn ($ 1), hot pretzels, all straight from the freezer to the microwave!
The course is next to a pretty nice playground.