Pamela RobertsI’ve lost count of how many putters I’ve held, but I can tell you this: Jacksonville’s mini-golf scene is no joke! There are glowing neon courses and tropical waterfalls as obstacles, and I’ve swung through most of them for that thrilling hole-in-one.
So herd the kids, catch up with friends, or plan a sporty party because these spots deliver more than friendly competition. Here’s your guide to the best miniature golf places in Jacksonville.
- Adventure Landing & Shipwreck Island Water Park
- Topgolf Jacksonville Mini Golf
- Batt Family Fun Center Krazie Golf
- Grand Slam Batting Cage & Mini Golf
- Skate Station Funworks
- PopStroke Jacksonville
- Gregor MacGregor's Mini Links & Drinks
- Sk8 City Jacksonville
- Island Falls Adventure Golf
- Heron’s Cove Adventure Golf at Omni Amelia Island Plantation
- Main Event Jacksonville
Adventure Landing & Shipwreck Island Water Park
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Location: 1944 Beach Blvd
Contact: +19042464386
Hours:
- Monday to Thursday, 11 AM–9 PM
- Friday, 11 AM–11 PM
- Saturday, 10 AM–11 PM
- Sunday, 10 AM–9 PM
Price: $$
The jungle vibes and crashing waterfalls at Adventure Landing keep me coming back. Its two 18-hole courses are just the right mix of scenic and sneaky for me.
It’s ideal for kids, dates, or setting scores with friends of all ages (my dad loves meeting his pals here). This place nails the fun factor no matter the occasion, but do check seasonal hours before heading out for a round of fun.
Pro-tip: There’s no strict footwear policy here, but wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes to protect your feet.
Topgolf Jacksonville Mini Golf
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Location: 10531 Brightman Blvd
Contact: +19043282002
Hours:
- Sunday to Thursday, 9 AM–midnight
- Friday to Saturday, 9 AM–1 AM
Price: $$
Topgolf’s mini-course may just be 14 holes, but it packs more personality than some full-length ones I’ve played. It’s got the right balance of challenge and charm, which is great for showing off your short game.
I’ve witnessed birthday squads, date nights, and even office parties conquer this turf. Affordable, fun, and just competitive enough to make you want a rematch, this spot is worth a visit.
Pro-tip: For a quieter round with fewer crowds, try visiting on weekdays before 5 PM.
Batt Family Fun Center Krazie Golf
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Location: 1838 Cassat Ave
Contact: +19043892360
Hours:
- Sunday to Thursday, 10 AM–11 PM
- Friday to Saturday, 10 AM–midnight
Price: $
I thought I’d seen it all until I played mini golf in 3D neon. Krazie Golf turns every putt into a trippy, glow-in-the-dark adventure that’s weirdly addictive.
It’s indoors, so rain or shine, the game is on. The weekend hours mean late-night putting battles are fair game. Bonus points if you brave it with the 3D glasses!
Pro-tip: Refrain from swinging putters above waist height to keep everyone safe.
Grand Slam Batting Cage & Mini Golf
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Location: 3695 Hartsfield Rd
Contact: +19045134112
Hours:
- Wednesday to Friday, 4 PM to 9 PM
- Saturday, 11 AM to 9 PM
- Sunday, 1 PM to 9 PM
Price: $
Some days I’m lining up a birdie, and other days I’m swinging for the fences. Grand Slam lets me do both with gusto. Its outdoor mini golf course is old-school fun, and the batting cages are a solid bonus.
It’s laid-back, budget-friendly, and never too crowded, especially in the evenings. Plus, the snack bar is a lifesaver after a doubleheader of putts and pitches.
Pro-tip: There’s sizable on-site parking for visitors, so bring the entire family or gang!
Skate Station Funworks
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Location: 3461 Kori Rd
Contact: +19048807703
Hours:
- Wednesday, 2–5 PM, 6.30–8.30 PM
- Thursday, 11 AM–1 PM, 5.30–7.30 PM, 8–10.30 PM
- Friday, 1–5 PM
- Saturday, 11 AM–6 PM, 7–10 PM
- Sunday, 1–5 PM
Price: $
Skate Station Funworks is where I go when I want to play mini golf, but the rest of my family or friends want to go roller-skating, play at the arcade, or climb walls. I don’t mind—the course here is simple but fun.
It helps us burn off the extra energy, especially when I have hyperactive kids in tow who can’t seem to keep still. Honestly, you come for the putt-putt, but stay because everything else is just a few steps away!
Pro-tip: Refuel at Wally’s Cafe inside Skate Station Funworks, featuring kid-friendly bites like pizza, hot dogs, and nuggets.
PopStroke Jacksonville
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Location: 10580 Brightman Blvd
Contact: +1 561-203-7974
Hours: Daily, 9 AM to midnight
Price: $$
PopStroke isn’t your typical putt-putt. I like to think of it as mini golf that went to finishing school and came back with craft beer. Its two 18-hole golf courses actually made me think before taking a swing, which I didn’t expect from a place this entertaining.
What sold me, though, were the drinks and snacks delivered to me while I was playing. My short game never felt so pampered!
Pro-tip: Use the PopStroke mobile app (Google Play/App Store) to track your score and get food and drinks delivered straight to you.
Gregor MacGregor’s Mini Links & Drinks
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Location: 201 Alachua St, Fernandina Beach
Contact: +19048442967
Hours:
- Monday to Thursday, noon–9 PM
- Friday to Saturday, noon–11 PM
- Sunday, noon–8 PM
Price: $$
I go to Gregor MacGregor’s when I want to swing a putter with one hand and hold a frozen drink in the other. The garden-style course is charming, but honestly, it’s the yummy hot dogs and the breezy vibe that steal the show.
Think of it as mini golf with a grown-up twist. It’s laid back, a little cheeky, and ideal for catching up with friends over a few rounds (just don’t blame the cocktails if your aim is off!).
Pro-tip: Guests can use the on-site parking lot or opt for nearby street parking.
Sk8 City Jacksonville
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Location: 9244 Arlington Expy
Contact: +19043744999
Hours:
- Tuesday to Thursday, 5–9 PM
- Friday, 5–10 PM
- Saturday, 1–10 PM
- Sunday, 1–11 PM
Price: $
Sk8 City’s glow-in-the-dark mini golf is where I learned that putting under blacklight makes every miss feel cooler. It’s a wild mix of neon vibes and family chaos, especially when the arcade and bounce house are just steps away.
I came for the mini golf but also ended up skating laps and dodging toddlers in the Tot Zone. It’s the kind of place where you lose track of time (and maybe your scorecard, too).
Pro-tip: Outside food and drinks are not allowed here. There’s a snack bar inside serving pizza, hot dogs, and cold beverages.
Island Falls Adventure Golf
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Location: 1550 Sadler Rd, Fernandina Beach
Contact: +19042617881
Hours:
- Monday to Friday, noon–8 PM
- Saturday to Sunday, 10 AM–8 PM
Price: $$
It’s in Island Falls Adventure Golf where I learned that “18 and a half holes” is code for “you’re not done yet.” The course winds through waterfalls, bridges, and tunnels, making every putt feel like part of a tropical adventure.
After the final hole, I cooled off with a slushie and a scoop of ice cream from its snack bar. It’s the kind of place where I come for the mini golf but stay for the laid-back island vibes.
Pro-tip: The best time to visit would be in the late afternoon when it’s cooler to play 18 and ½ holes.
Heron’s Cove Adventure Golf at Omni Amelia Island Plantation
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Location: 1 Amelia Village Cir, Fernandina Beach
Contact: +19044321452
Hours:
- Monday to Thursday, 10 AM–4 PM
- Friday to Sunday, 10 AM–8 PM
Price: $$
Heron’s Cove feels more like a nature walk with a putter than your usual mini-golf grind. Each hole winds through trees and streams, making it a zen kind of challenge.
It’s fully wheelchair accessible, too. The 18-hole golf course is designed to accommodate guests with mobility needs, and wheelchair-friendly putters are available at check-in!
Pro-tip: Check the hours before heading to this course; they shift with the seasons.
Main Event Jacksonville
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Location: 10370 Philips Hwy
Contact: +19042607500
Hours:
- Monday, 11 AM–1 AM
- Tuesday to Thursday, 11 AM–midnight
- Friday, 11 AM–2 AM
- Saturday, 9 AM–2 AM
- Sunday, 11 AM–midnight
Price: $$
Main Event’s glow-in-the-dark course made me feel like I was putting on another planet with its wild neon obstacles that felt like they were defying gravity. And yes, I missed the easy two-footer.
After I humbled myself on the (neon) green, I grabbed a burger and parked it at the bar like a champ to lick my wounds. Mini golf may be the event here, but the cheesy pizza at the snack stand deserves its own trophy.
Pro-tip: While you’re at Main Event, try the state-of-the-art bowling lanes, multi-level laser tag arena, VR experience, and extensive arcade games.
