Parkside Whispering Pines

★ 5

Super fun and enjoyable! Little bit pricey at 10 dollars but definitely worth it. As a golf player it was nice to see a chip in hole, definitely my favorite! Service was nice and the clubs were a little short but that’s fine! Nice playing on a piece of American history!

★ 5

Checked this historic mini golf course off the summer bucket list with the grandkids. Easy enough for 3 and 5 year olds, challenging enough for Nana and Papa. We saw families there and people of all ages enjoying themselves and had a wonderful afternoon. Highly recommend.

★ 5

We had lots of fun on this classic of all classic mini-golf courses in the entire country. It was a treat!

★ 4

For a smaller mini golf course, this place was great. We had a lot of fun and the course was challenging.

★ 5

Fun and unique mini golf course. Challenging holes, but not too difficult for kids. Outdoor bathroom available. Drinks and ice cream novelties at the entry shed. Plenty of parking.

★ 4

Enjoyable, family friendly course adjacent to a diner, and just down the road from Lake Ontario and Seabreeze Amusement Park. Course could use a little maintenance, but otherwise makes for a good outing.

★ 3

I love a good game of mini-golf, but Whispering Pines has problems it needs to fix in order to make their course MUCH more enjoyable. - The biggest issue is with the cups. Every single hole is raised up on a small mound making shots incredibly hard to sink even from a close range. What could be a perfect, dead-on putt is marred by the rise to the hole. It's incredibly annoying and frustrating. - Some lanes can easily send your ball out of play (whether that be within the park or into the street). The starting plate sometimes has a dip right after it which gives the ball some air if you hit it hard enough. - The course loooooves to roll your ball up against the sides. - While the course has some highlights (Hole 15), overall it's kind of meh. The mound issue just makes it worse. Unrelated to the course itself, the area where the course is is very small and crowds up quick. There's some area to stand around to wait, but I can't imagine being here during peak hours. It's cool that Whispering Pines is oldest mini golf course, but you're not missing much if you don't go.

★ 5

I love this mini golf course!!! It may be a little small and can get quite busy on certain days, but it’s got a lot of charm. I’ve been coming here since I can remember since this course is the oldest surviving mini golf course in the USA! Incredible that it has been open since 1930! There is also the Parkside Diner right next to the course which is perfect for before or after game meals.