Sandwich Mini Golf

my wife and i played 36 holes and we had a good time. holes are not challenging and the place is small. there was some creativity in the holes which created some challenges, all in all good times were had. price is $ 8 for 18 holes $ 12 for 36 but no one keeps track if you pay for 18 and play all 36

7.00 pp, basic no frills course but really nice staff and a good vibe. There are some Christian messages at the 16^th hole. Kind of odd but I go with the flow, so, who cares. A little prayer can’t hurt, even during mini-​golf.

Pricey, but I understand that they can only make money part of the year. Back 18 is good, nothing spectacular. Jesus messages throughout. I’d probably come back, because the skill level was good for our kids.

I’ve been here several times, but only because it’s closer to where I live than Pirates Cove! The course is just OK — you can find MUCH better in Yarmouth and Hyannis. The props aren’t really that cool, most are really old. I feel like the place needs a facelift.
Also, just the other day my friends and I wanted to go and play one night, and I called ahead to make sure they were still open. They said the last tee time is at 9pm, so we hopped in the car and arrived at 9pm ON THE DOT. And they said sorry, last tee time is at 9pm… even though it WAS 9pm, they actually didn’t let us play — I even showed him my phone, which said 9pm! We were so disappointed. I probably won’t be back. Not customer friendly.

This may be the most original, at least unique, miniature golf course you’ll ever play, and we’ve been playing here for decades and still enjoy it. The original 18 holes meander over a tidal stream, where four of the holes actually play differently depending on how high the tide is. Such a course would never pass environmental review these days, and as such you’ll never see new construction on sensitive tidal waters of this sort. (Tip: on the barge hole, at high tide you can wiggle the barge for a hole in one.) All the holes are individually designed, and the family that has built this out spent a lot of effort designing that section of the course individually.
Throw in the fact this backs right up on the train line, so in summer if you time it right you get to see the Cape Cod & Hyannis train as you golf, you have something pretty special.
They took direct inspiration from Christian religion, and you will take note there’s a lot of biblical scripture quoted in the individual holes, particularly the «back 18». So if you’re an adherent you will take heart, and if you are not you are forewarned. Unfortunately, as they added on holes they rerouted the course so to play four of the very best holes you have to play the full 36 (the blue card), which go into the somewhat less inspired «upper» holes that have been built in more recent years and which aren’t quite as original, and play more as putt-​challenges than theme holes. I do strongly recommend playing the blue card though as it’s the only way to experience the core holes of the original course, and it’s not like the less-​wonderful holes aren’t just as good, for the most part, as on any other original course.
You will also note there are flying insects everywhere (they provide insect spray at strategic spots around the course) because it’s on a wetland. There’s no refreshments available here — one of the few courses you’ll see without a snack bar — so bring your own water.
Finally, I think the maintenance on the course has suffered in recent years — the non-​tidal running water isn’t working, seemingly permanently, on a couple of my favorite holes (including Moby Dick), the astroturf needs relaying on quite a number of holes, and some of the original concrete is corroded and badly in need of recasting. I’m hoping they’re not just phoning it in at this point, and I’m willing to strip off a couple of stars if they don’t fix this in future years.
One other point I have seen be a consistent sore point: the course does get crowded, and there’s a point where the players on the 36-​hole (blue) card merge back in with the players from the 18-​hole (white) card, and there’s lots of confusion there where it appears people are «jumping ahead». Given that some of the holes are layed out a bit confusingly, so you aren’t quite sure what’s next based on the path, this can be a particular problem on a crowded day. And they do not enforce rules about maximum numbers of players, so families with little kids and parties not respecting the six-​stroke limit can really back it up. I recommend coming early in the morning to avoid both these problems and the worst of the mosquitos.
That said, a course as inspired and unique as this that gets us coming back every year and has entertained the family over four decades now certainly deserves five stars. Worth a side trip.

Five stars for triumph. I personally improved my score from 66 to 55 in three rounds. I made a hole in one! Hole in one! ME! WOO! I could feel myself edging up to the hat-​trick champion with her solid 41 almost every round.
Favorite Hole: Either the one where you stand on a slightly rocking platform OR the one with the whale.
Least Favorite Hole: Stupid trying to hit it across the pond where you (read: me) always have to fish your ball out of the water. At least there are awesome ball scoopers.
Oh, and the back 18 is peppered with inspirational (but improperly cited) Bible verses. And a Big Jesus Cross that makes you HOPE that the last hole will involve it. It doesn’t, but it should.

Good local place. A good time is guaranteed. Could use a little touch-​up in some parts. If you go the 36-​hole game I wouldn’t recommend it because the back-​18 was hastily made and is sloppy

A visit to Sandwich is not complete without going here. Probably the most challenging course on the Cape. It does have the run down look and the greens are not very even which adds to the challenge.
They are working on some repairs and have added holes to speed up play as it gets busy around dinner time and obviously cloudy days.
Do not expect to get par’s every hole! Enjoy!

My family was on the train when we saw this delightful golf course go by. I wanted to go when we got off we searched for the place. We arrived when they were closing and they let us play! It is the best mini golf course I have ever been to since the closing of the one in Freetown. To top it off we saw another train go by, sealing the deal for me. (I love trains.)
I would have no problem driving to the Cape just for this Heaven on Earth.
Bring bug spray, the mosquitoes are hungry and plentiful here.