Showing posts with label mini golf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mini golf. Show all posts

Saturday, June 21, 2025

Mini Golf Adventures: Route 66 Road Fest Mini Golf

Date of Visit: June 21, 2025

Location: Route 66 Road Fest Mini Golf, Tulsa, OK

We partly visited the Route 66 Road Fest to help get ready for planning to do Route 66 next year, but biggest reason I wanted to go to the Route 66 Road Fest was that I noticed it had mini golf. It was very much worth it even just for the mini golf as even though it is short holes, it has a good variety of obstacles and fun Route 66 themes. It is also the cheapest paid mini golf we've ever played at $2 a person (even if you include the $7 military price of our admission to the Route 66 Road Fest, $9 is among the cheapest cost for a round of mini golf).


Hole 1: Ted Drewes Frozen Custard (St. Louis)

Hole 2

Hole 3

Hole 4

Hole 5

Hole 6

Hole 7

Hole 8

Hole 9

Hole 10: Blue Whale of Catoosa, OK

Hole 11

Hole 12

Hole 13

Hole 14

Hole 15

Hole 16

Hole 17

Hole 18

Final Scores

  • Kj - 47
  • Mom - 54
  • Dad - 42

See full list of our Mini Golf Adventures here.

Thursday, June 12, 2025

Mini Golf Adventures: Golf N' Stuff Tucson - Course 2

Date of Visit: May 30, 2025

Location: Golf N' Stuff, Tucson, AZ

Course: Course 2

We have played the courses at Golf N' Stuff before back when I was a kid (even with Mik when he used a walker and was more adventurous). I chose Course 2 over Course 1 simply because there was a pirate bird statue that direction. We enjoyed the course and while we ended up over par, we also had quite a few hole-in-ones (4 for me, 2 for Dad).


Course 2


Hole 1

Hole 2

Hole 3

Hole 4

Hole 5

Hole 6

Hole 7

Hole 8

Hole 9

Hole 10

Hole 11

Hole 12

Hole 13

Hole 14

Hole 15

Hole 16

Hole 17

Hole 18

Final Scores

  • Kjersti - 55 (won via tiebreaker of having more hole-in-ones)
  • Dad - 55

See full list of our Mini Golf Adventures here.

Saturday, November 9, 2024

Mini Golf Adventures: Ripley's Crazy Golf

Date of Visit: November 6, 2024

Location: Ripley's Crazy Golf, Myrtle Beach, SC

We went mini golfing for Nora's birthday. Originally, she had invited me saying we were going to Mt. Atlanticus, but she changed her mind and chose Ripley's Crazy Golf instead.

Ripley's Crazy Golf turned out to definitely live up to the crazy in its name with a variety of unique hole designs. Several of the holes are designed to resemble playing games such as Skee-Ball, Plink-O, billiards, and pinball. The most unique hole is Hole 16 with a swing that you can ride on to try to drop your ball in the hole as your first stroke on the hole. The hole that you have the ball go down a giant toilet is also fun.

As we rode the elevator after Hole 3, we noticed a sign that you could do the scoring on your phone, which we then switched to as we enjoyed when we did that at City Mini Golf in Chicago.

Overall we had a lot of fun playing Ripley's Crazy Golf. Definitely a course we would play again, but only in the off season like this could easily get too crowded and slow. Only complaint is that they accidentally rung us up for the Mirror Maze instead of Mini Golf, which meant the ticket did not let us go through the Mini Golf turnstile and we had to wait about 10 minutes for the manager to come fix the problem (and pay the few dollar difference due to their mistake...).

Game of Putts Photo Op by Hole 1

Hole 2 - 360 Loop


Hole 3 - Plink-O


After Hole 3 you go up the elevator to continue on Level 2

Eyes are watching on Level 2

Hole 4 - Skee-Ball


Hole 6 - Pinball


Holes 7 to 16 are on the 3rd level

Hole 7 - drop ball in pipe to start

Hole 8

Hole 9 - Toilet


Hole 10 - Skate Park

Hole 11 - Golf Cart

Hole 12 - Golf Pong


Hole 13 - Chess

Hole 15 - Ice Cream


Hole 16 - Crazy Swing


Hole 17 - Tetris


Hole 18

Final Scores

  • Tana - 46
  • Kisten - 49
  • Kjersti - 49
  • Nora - 55
  • Josh - 56

See full list of our Mini Golf Adventures here.