Mitchell’s Golf Complex

This used to be a nice fun place to play mini golf– now it looks like a dump. Trees overgrown onto the putting greens, water so dirty that tadpoles are growing in it… Bald greens, last hole on championship course has so many pine needles on it the ball doesn’t go into the hole. Looks completely neglected. I rarely write a review, yet alone a negative one but this place needs to either close the mini golf portion or fix it.

I used to go here when I was much younger… maybe 15 years ago. I loved the experience as a child. I thought it was amazing. I went back with my girl 2 weeks ago and mind you I haven’t been in 15 years. Let’s just say that this place hasn’t changed one bit. It just looks old and worn down. They should tear it down and put a new one up.

Haven’t been there in almost 2 years, but it’s good for mini golf!, sorta… The greens desperately needed to be repaired when I was last there — far too many holes, dents, bare spots, etc. It added to the difficulty, for sure. The plain MG course was a lot of fun, and the long one looked maybe boring, but probably fun (a lot of super long greens with 90 degree turns and then sometimes another 90 degree turn). There is also a course where you have to chip as well as putt… I’m eager to go back and try that one!

This is a great executive golf course for the very beginner and for the ones who want to brush up on their short game. You won’t feel intimidated as the newbie here– people get it. The course is well — just a course to get your feet wet and make u feel comfortable before u graduate to the next level. Its manicured well and scenic. You can’t beat the price for the greens fees and golf cart. The driving range is nice, could use a facelift on the grounds as well as the driving range stable but whatever — the place overall rocks. The mini golf and monster in the pines is a treat. Staff is super friendly and polite. You’ll be a very happy 1^st time outter on the course. I guarantee it.

This facility has the most challenging set of miniature golf courses I ever have seen. The facility is pretty well maintained, and the prices are fair given the location. It can get quite busy on summer evenings. Family owned and operated by people who care.

Staff was very passive and seemed annoyed we even walked through the door. Miniature golf grounds look like they haven’t been updated since they opened and as though they hadn’t been cleaned or maintained in weeks or months. I would not attend again.

I learned how to play golf here from Nancy Row. It is great for the beginner on a budget. I spent many evenings by myself, with friends, and with my kids at the driving range. When I finally made it onto the golf course, I never felt pressure and if I did, I let them play through. It’s clean, friendly and they have a freezer with ice cream. What more could you want? I’ve played the mini-​golf a handful of times and it’s fine… it’s mini golf.

This is the golf course and driving range that I first learned how to play golf on. If you are a beginner then this is a good place to check out. The driving range is long enough to let you use your driver and competitively priced. The 9 hole golf course is also a bargain but you will get what you pay for. Expect every lie to be from hard pan and very long greens that will most likely mess up an experienced golfer’s game. There are many fellow hackers here and you probably will get caught behind someone going very slow in front of you. You can try to complain but the course doesn’t do anything about slow play. If you are the slow person just learning how to play golf then this is a good thing but it will drive everyone else nuts. If you are on a budget and/​or just getting started in the wonderful world of golf then consider booking a tee time. Everyone else should go elsewhere.