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Adventure golf

Adventure courses are the big, landscaped kind of mini golf: artificial rocks, waterfalls, streams, caves and a theme that runs through all 18 holes, from pirates to dinosaurs to volcanoes. You'll find them in beach towns, near theme parks and along tourist strips. We list 154 so far.

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Adventure golf by city

All 154 adventure courses by state

Alabama 1
Arizona 1
Arkansas 1
California 3
Colorado 2
Connecticut 1
Delaware 2
Florida 28
Georgia 3
Hawaii 1
Illinois 3
Indiana 1
Iowa 3
Kentucky 1
Maine 2
Maryland 8
Massachusetts 5
Michigan 9
Minnesota 4
Missouri 5
Nebraska 1
New Hampshire 5
New Jersey 11
New York 5
North Carolina 6
Ohio 3
Oregon 3
Pennsylvania 3
South Carolina 11
South Dakota 1
Tennessee 4
Texas 3
Virginia 6
Washington 1
West Virginia 1
Wisconsin 6

Adventure golf: questions and answers

What is adventure golf?

Adventure golf is mini golf on landscaped courses with rocks, waterfalls, caves, bridges and themed props such as pirate ships or dinosaurs. Holes vary in length and slope, and there are usually two 18-hole courses side by side.

How long does a round of adventure golf take?

An 18-hole round takes most groups 45 minutes to an hour. Beach towns get busy on summer evenings, so expect a wait at the first hole.