Treasure Island Golf & Games
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| Monday | 9 AM–10 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–10 PM |
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All reviewsFun and well kept mini golf! Employees were kind, course & bathrooms were clean. Mosquitos can be an issue, and it’s def sunny & hot - bring sunscreen, bug spray, and water. Ice cream is offered for sale inside.
Beautiful golf course, easy to find, and well maintained. The staff was friendly, and we were able to start playing quickly upon arrival. Very reasonable pricing, including a military discount. The course was engaging but not too challenging for any of our kids (ages 7-14). It was a lovely way to spend a sunny morning during our little getaway to Corpus Christi.
Our visit went smoothly. Course was clean, staff was friendly. Did the challenging course, that was fun. Beware it has stairs just in case you have visual or mobility issues. The other course offered (Adventure) is supposed to be flat. Would recommend if you're into mini golf.
It was a beautiful, warm, late December sunny day, (Family vacation) my family and I went to Treasure Island Golf & Games and had so much fun there. (Since we had time to spare in the afternoon) It was a good choice to do both courses. (Challenging and Adventure) There are some challenging courses while playing, but it takes time. Can't rush through them or you will lose your putt-putt ball. LOL! The key is time and angles. My favorites are the cave and the stairs. My kids liked the cave also. Since there was no one behind us, we played the cave three times. It was fun and challenging. If you look in the cave, behind the iron bars, there are pirates sitting at the table drinking rum. LOL! Very cute! 😂 The Challenging and Adventure courses were well maintained, cleaned, and fun to play on. Thank you!
Possibly the worst miniature golf experience I’ve ever had. There were rocks, and seeds from trees all over the course. Rocks on only one hole and seeds EVERYWHERE. I asked the guy behind the counter if they had a blower because seeds were covering the whole course. He said: “Yeah I think so” and went right back to shuffling around. The barriers around each hole are basically bricks. They are not smooth at all so on some holes there’s just no way to play it. You can’t get it to the hole as it just bounces off and returns to you. Owners should consider installing people who want to work there, clean up, and give the greens barriers. I wouldn’t visit this one again. Only reason they have a second star is all the employees were nice. Lazy but nice!
It's a cool place to kill an hour or so with family or friends. It's not the newest or best mini golf course, but a nice place to hang out after you're done spending a day at the Port A beach! We read plenty of reviews mentioning mosquitoes and specifically chose to go in the late afternoon, and it was fine. Seeing the water logging near some courses, mosquitoes sure seemed like a possibility at dusk or later.
2 courses available - 1 that's flat and the other has stairs and inclines/declines available. Very laidback staff. We chose the "challenging course" aka the one that goes over the waterfall. It was an ok course but needs some maintenance.
This is a neat course. Fairly affordable. The first holes are along the roadway so it's a little loud but once you get around the corner it's not too bad. The course is a little older or maybe it's just the salty air but I've certainly played nicer courses but it was a fun way to burn a couple of hours before heading to the airport. I would definitely go back and play the other 18 holes in the future.