Mutiny Bay Adventure Golf

9 people in our party (5 adults & 4 children) the woman at the counter informed us we could only play in teams of 3. She then informed us we could not gather around the holes and if she came out and saw us, she would have us removed. Have you ever played with children who wanted to stand around and watch… I have not. Needless to say we did not play this course. If you go be prepared they do not appreciate more than 3 in your group and the customer service leaves a lot to be desired.

Clean fun coarse with friendly service. Also they made the whole coarse handicap accessible which I thought was cool.

The bugs are really really bad– especially at dusk.
Good price for the course. On the easier side for most of the holes, so it is appropriate for children.
It is about $ 8 per person.
Probably would not go back just because I have a million bug bites.

We went pretty late on a Saturday night and it was not crowded and never had to wait (although the people behind us had to wait a bit for us). The course it not very exciting… but we had fun.

Come early and you can play all you want until 4pm. You can even leave and get lunch and come back. We packed a picnic lunch and ate after one game then went back in for more. Course is fun and challenging. Clean facility.

Pretty good golf course in my extensive putt putt experience. Holes were fair but challenging. We were the 3^rd to last group to finish and they were turning the lights out as we were finishing which prevented 5 stars.

$ 8.50/pp all day play until 4pm. Not a bad course, pretty neat. Wish there was more inside seating but not too shabby

Pretty crowded (only has one course). The course itself isn’t bad– however the bugs that also play are. Prices are fair.

Nice putt putt. Anticipated it would have the wind mill and clown which we really like but they didn’t. The condition was very good. Staff was very helpful. Best of all they let us tie our dogs up ourside.

Bring bug spray :-/​This place could have been a lot better if they cleaned their pools every once in a while. It had an odor of stagnant water and it looked disgusting. Bugs were atrocious until the sun was fully down. The layout was a bit squished. The holes seem to be on top of each other. The difficulty of the holes were pretty fair for any age.
I am most likely going to try out a different putt putt when I go down there again since there are quite a lot of them on the main road.

Great mini golf spot IF you can go during an off time. Come on a Saturday night and expect to wait a couple minutes on every hole to play the next hole, come before 4 anyday and play as much as you want, can’t beat that. It’s $ 8.50 for adults ($ 7.50 4−10yr olds, free for under 3). In addition to the mini golf they have a small store and arcade, of course with a pirate theme. The course was well maintained (except for one particular dried up stream), had some interesting and long holes, and was a pleasure to play.

fun mini golf! lots of families so you might get backed up, but still a fun time

The theme is great and they go all in with it. Most of the holes are designed well but there are a few duds (hole one). The price is reasonable at 8.50 per adult. I would definitely go back.

I came here with my fiancé (whoah first time typing that one!) & it was both our first times playing on this course. It was a cloudy Tuesday afternoon, so not too busy.
You pay when you walk in to the arcade. It was $ 10 an adult for a round of 18 holes. You could pay extra for 36 holes. They also have other stuff in the park like some trampoline contraption, bumper cars, and go karts. They all seemed fun the little ones.
The course is pirate themed with pirate ships, water falls, & plenty of photo opts. I love putt putt & all the cheesiness of the courses. It was challenging enough too have fun too! We had a great time.
And I won!

Golf course, doesn’t look as great from the road (but looks can be deceiving) great for all ages and took our 5 year old daughter and she had a blast.
Relatively cheap as well.
I think I would want to try a different themed golf course but defintely would not mind going back to this one next time we are in the Outer Banks :)

Great mini golf course here in the Outer Banks! Relatively cheap too!
Course is pirate themed all around, and even has a hole on a ship! Lots of bridges and waterfalls make it fun to just be there, let alone play.
Several holes are pretty basic, but several are challenging too. Who goes to mini golf for a challenge though? Isn’t it for fun?

Hadn’t played putt-​putt in a while, but this place brought back great memories of why I enjoyed playing miniature golf growing up with my dad and brother. We drove up around 10pm right when they were closing their doors, but they were really friendly and allowed us to play even though they close at 11pm and the average time to get through the course was approximately 45 – 60 minutes. All of the employees were very friendly and patient with us since some members of our group had never played before. They helped them pick out the right size clubs.
The course is well kept, clean, and a mixture of easy and more challenging holes. Some of the props were really cool and in keeping with the pirate theme. Since we were the last group, it was nice not having the pressure of another group following us. However, we also took longer than expected. They let us play until midnight when the lights had to turn off due to county ordinance. We were able to finish 16 of 18 holes. They were really apologetic even though we were the ones who took our time. Of note, I came out in first place out of 7 players in our group, with a score of 40. Thanks Dad for teaching me how to play and play well!
Highly recommend this place for amateur and experienced putt-​putt golfers!

This place is a lot of fun. It’s a semi-​challenging 18 hole course, with a pirate theme. It is very well maintained, and is very clean. You can tell they take a lot of pride in the course. There are really fun holes on pirate ships, with waterfalls, and really cool obstacles. There are sound and water effects as well.
Just one warning: it gets very busy later on in the night (between 6 – 8) so try to go earlier in the day, or later at night. You might end up waiting a little bit to start playing.
But all-​in-​all a great experience, and there is even a DQ next-​door. There is another mini-​golf place, Jurassic-​Putt (which I also reviewed), right down the road but I would choose Mutiny Bay over that one. Enjoy!

The wait was way to long and it was a bit expensive for a basic miniature golf course. There was also no attempt to keep groups to a 6 person minimum which made the game last too long for the smaller kids.

A solid middle of the road mini-​golf offering. The only reason it didn’t get 4-​stars is that they only have a single 18 hole course. The holes take a reasonable amount of skill, and aren’t gimmick heavy (which I think is both a plus and a minus). It’s very well maintained.