Mini-golf is such a wholesome family activity and a spring and summer staple. No matter if you’re good at putt-putt, or just out there giving it your best, it’s great bonding time for the fam. Here’s where you can score a (potential) hole-in-one in Austin.
Outdoor Mini-Golf
Peter Pan Mini-Golf
1207 Barton Springs Rd.
Peter Pan Mini-Golf has been an Austin tradition since 1946. You can’t help but love being surrounded by its assortment of giant, whimsical, brightly-colored sculptures. It’s great for all ages, affordable, quirky, and has two 18-hole courses. Peter Pan’s spring hours are 10 am – 10 pm Fridays and Saturdays, and 10 am – 10 pm Sunday through Thursday. You can beat the heat and the crowds if you go early, and you can bring your own cooler with beverages (no glass). Check here for an overview of prices. Read our review for more info.
— Austin’s
16231 IH-35, Pflugerville
Austin’s has two 18-hole miniature golf courses that wind around water features and other fun obstacles. Austin’s is open seven days a week and their hours vary between summer and the school year. You can visit their website for current hours and prices. Read our review of Austin’s Park.
— Duke’s Adventure Golf
1716 E Slaughter Lane
This family-owned and operated mining-themed miniature golf course with 18 holes is located in South Austin. Your group of up to five people can reserve your time slot through their website before you go. Outside food and beverages are allowed, and it’s BYOB (just no glass containers). Check here for hours and pricing info.
— Dreamland Dripping Springs
2770 W Hwy 290, Dripping Springs
With 64 acres of land, Dreamland offers an oasis of outdoor sports including mini-golf and pickleball, live music, food, and beverages. Their mission is to have fun with a purpose which you can do seven days a week — all you have to do is make a reservation. Their hours vary depending on the day, and you can check here for more info, hours, and pricing.
— Centex Mini Golf
5020 Airport Road, Georgetown
Located in Georgetown, Centex features 18 holes, a Pro Shop, an arcade, snacks, and party options. Centex is great for everything from family outings to date nights. Check out their calendar for adult-only nights, and when they host local food trucks.
— Memorial Miniature Golf and WWII Museum
1710 N Farm to Market 1626, Buda
Head south to Buda for a great time playing on this one-of-a-kind mini-golf course. It doesn’t end at mini golf, though. You can also check out the Museum that honors the living and past war veterans, in Buda, Texas, and beyond, in a unique environment that will engage, entertain, and educate people of all ages. Check here for hours.
Indoor Mini-Golf
— Monster Mini Golf
3916 Gattis School Rd., Round Rock
Monster Mini Golf offers 18 holes of glow-in-the-dark backlit mini golf surrounded by custom art and animated props. While golfing, you can interact with animated monsters that move and talk. You can also play laser tag and arcade games. Check here for pricing and hours.
— Main Event
13301 N. Hwy 183
Another indoor option can be found at Main Event in North Austin. This large center also offers bowling, rock climbing, laser tag, and an arcade. Check here for info on hours and info on other attractions.
— Holey Moley
807 E. 4th Street
Holey Moley Austin is an indoor spot for mini golf with 27 holes featuring iconic films and pop culture. Come for the putt-putt, and stay for their outdoor space with live music, and al fresco dining from their Caddyshack menu. Get more info here.
— Dirdie Birdie
10910 Domain Drive, #120
This locally owned mini-golf restaurant serves up modern dining and craft cocktails. Hit up 12 holes of custom artwork paying homage to Austin’s bats, Pennybacker Bridge, Music Lane, and more. Check out Dirdie Birdie’s website here.
There are a couple of mobile mini golf courses in Austin that will set up in your yard/building lobby/parking lot. Full disclosure: I own one of them.