The Links At Dred Scott Minigolf

the website said there was a printable coupon you could bring if you arrive by 11am to get $ 2 off a game. we rushed to get there and arrived exactly at 11:00 but they wouldn’t take our coupon. so i was already pretty annoyed since we were actually there by the time they said.
and then they didn’t accept credit/​debit cards, only checks (what?!) and cash and they didn’t have an atm there. if you look at their website you really have to look for the part that says only cash. if that’s your policy, be clear and say it on the front page.
at that point, it just didn’t feel worth it to start driving around to find an atm and i was already annoyed about them not taking our coupon that we decided to leave.

The Links is a Bloomington tradition. Granted that it is very early in the season, I was very impressed with the level of upkeep. The water was clean, the garbage cans were emptied regularly, the grass was mowed and the gorgeous flowering trees accented the area nicely.
There are eighteen holes, all at varying pars, from 2 – 4, however I can never seem to stick to those. I am not particularly interested in mini-​golf… but even I had fun. The staff was engaging and the owners stopped by to see that everything was going smoothly. I would definitely return here, especially with one of the coupons for buy one get one free that are regularly published!

What a great summer activity! This hidden treasure in the midst of the industrial side of Old Shakopee. Great for «kids» of all ages… The coarse is easy enough to make even an amateur’s self-​esteem stay high, but has some level of difficulty, so the pros aren’t getting hole-​in-​one every hole. This is not a windmill and fake dinosaur kind of mini-​golf, it is much more classy.
Bring a group or go as a couple, but know you are in for a cheap ($ 6), fun day/​evening on the coarse!