Susan's Garden Mini Golf
Hours
| Monday | 4–9:30 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9:30 PM |
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What players say
All reviewsReally really cute mini golf spot. The gardens are beautiful and the golf course itself was fun. I often think mini golf is over done so this was a nice, simple course that my family enjoyed at a great price
This is a pretty good course and I'd say that the conditions of the greens are better than what I read in other comments here. As others have said though, I think that it would be a fair price if it was $5 a person. Thankfully the cat there let us play though.
Nice, old school course. Quiet, no rushed feeling. 18 holes with a few holes with some plant obstruction but we just adjusted placement on green. Green was in decent condition.
Nice old school mini golf, always fun. Plus get to see many cute bunnies.
This place is a hidden gem! Tucked away off Lower County Road, it’s a beautiful spot with gorgeous landscaping, beautiful flowers. Great for kids, nice and cozy so you can keep an eye on them and it’s not always crazy busy! Price is right! Then take the kids next door to What’s the Scoop Ice Cream! Delicious, large cones! We been a few times already this summer!
Awesome, laid back, old school mini-golf course. A great change of pace from the big plastic-mountain mini-golf places that seem to dominate these days. The course winds through a beautiful garden and is right next door to a little ice cream place. Highly recommend.
If you come here expecting all the "Bells and whistles" of most of the other mini golf establishments on the Cape, you'll be disappointed. This is pretty no frills, but it's still an enjoyable time, and does present challenges. Well manicured with lots of flowers and shrubbery. Routinely not crowded, so you won't feel rushed to get through the course. While its a great time for the little kids, older kids, other will enjoy it because of a sense of nostalgia. My 19 year old has never missed a year, and it's usually his idea to come here because "it's tradition. My only advice would be to come during daylight hours. It's not well lit, so the same pretty flowers and shrubs that make the course so attractive at 5:00, obscure some of the back holes at 8:00, making play an effort. Hard to see the holes and some of the course obstacles.
It's a small course but that doesn't mean it's bad. It's not crowded, low key and pretty good for it's size. My only complaints are it is a little too expensive for what it is. And it is not well maintained. We have always played here after dark. The last eight Holes are so overgrown that you can not see at all and it is completely dark. The bushes have also overgrown a few holes and make it almost impossible to play. It's been like this for quite a while. It seems like such an easy fix I don't understand why they don't just maintain it. If it was cheap I would just say who cares, but for eight bucks a person I'd like to be able to play the all the holes on the little course.