Mulligan's Island
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| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
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| Tuesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
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All reviewsNice place for mini-golf. They have two separate 18 hole courses. Both are fun and both have water running around and through them. The course is starting to look a little worn out, with a lot of the wood fencing and decorations falling apart. Still a great place to take the family. They also have batting cages and a driving range.
I went with a couple of my nephews and cousins, and they had such a great time. I didn't play, but I enjoyed watching them mini golf. The courses had some hard spots that were entertaining to watch 🤣. It's pretty inexpensive for those on a budget, especially with a big group. They also have batting cages and a spot to practice your swing with real golf clubs. They also have snacks and drinks that they sell if you get thirsty or hungry.
Mulligans has soo much potential if they brought back pitch and putt and the par 3. Its been years golf has sky rocketed in popularity this place could be a great RI attraction the closest pitch and putt is 3 and a half miles away. Button Hole is the only remotely close par 3 and is extremely overcrowded. BRING BACK PAR 3 and PITCH and PUTT.
It has two 18 holes of miniature golf, one is a pirate ship course and the other is the volcano course. They were equally as fun. All the kids enjoyed it. It also has a driving range and what USED to be a par 3 course in the back but it is no longer operational ‘23. However, there is a nice area at the entrance as you’re driving in to practice your pitches, lobs, and flops to your heart's content. At a convenient location with an easy on and off the highway with plenty of free parking. 🏌️♀️🏌️♀️🏌️♂️⛳️
Deeply disappointed in the mini golf course. Uninspired, tired, old course. Not only was it in need of some serious upkeep (and imagination), but there were also holes where you could lose a ball in water and not get it back. One hole included a "water trap" that was filthy and, of course, had to pick up my golf ball after it landed in it to go on to the next hole. On a following hole, I lost the golf ball in a water-filled space. I couldn't quite figure out it that space was intentional or not. I've never been to a mini golf course that expected patrons to fish out a ball in 10 inches of water. Naturally, I did not want to stick my hand in there to retrieve the ball and even if I used the putter, I'd still need got get my hand in there a bit. Who knows what sort of bacteria was crawling in all that water. So without a golf ball, I essentially gave up the game after the 9th or 10th hole. I gave one star because I appreciated the shade some trees provided on a hot sunny day, which is sometimes missing on mini golf courses. There's a lot of potential in this course if they'd invest in some care, repair and a bit more creativity in its design.
I had an incredible time at Mulligan Island, the expansive and breathtaking mini-golf course in Cranston, RI – an absolute gem! This place is a true paradise for anyone seeking a unique and memorable outdoor adventure. As I entered Mulligan Island, I was immediately captivated by the stunning surroundings. The beautifully landscaped gardens were a sight to behold, with vibrant flowers and lush greenery creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The attention to detail was remarkable – from the intricately designed caves that added an element of mystery to the entire experience, to the cascading waterfall that provided a soothing backdrop as I played. But that's not all – Mulligan Island's course was truly a journey through time and nature. The inclusion of dinosaur bones and footprints added an educational touch that both kids and adults can appreciate. And who could forget the show-stopping volcano? With its realistic appearance and the excitement it added to the game, it was a definite highlight of the course. The pricing, at $14 per person, felt like an absolute steal considering the level of entertainment and beauty Mulligan Island offered. And speaking of entertainment, the 18 holes were a perfect blend of fun and challenge. Each hole had its own unique design and obstacles that kept me engaged and excited throughout the game. All in all, Mulligan Island's large layout mini-golf course exceeded my expectations in every way. The picturesque gardens, the themed elements, and the cleverly designed holes combined to create an experience that's second to none. It's an ideal outing for families, friends, or even a romantic date. If you're looking for a dose of outdoor adventure, natural beauty, and a whole lot of fun, Mulligan Island is an absolute must-visit!
Beautiful Area and The Mini Golf ⛳ is A lot of Fun. They even have a Lemonade Stand. Lots of Events and Concerts on their main Field
Went for mini golf to distract our small one. The place has two courses- volcanoes and pirates. Some of the holes have a little challenge but generally the atmosphere is laid back and relaxed.