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Location
Best time
Visit during fall, winter, or spring rather than summer - reviewers specifically noted the course gets very hot in summer and recommend visiting during other seasons for better comfort
Visitor tip
The course is excellent for group outings - reviewers praised the ability to accommodate larger parties (25+ adults) with good customer service and well-organized experiences
Best time
Plan for evening play if visiting during hot months - reviews mention evening play as an option, which would provide cooler temperatures while enjoying the tropical garden setting
Quick Facts
- Location Type
- outdoor
- Holes
- 18 holes
- Themes
- Jungle with tropical gardens
- Pricing
- Smartphone coupons available; Safari Club membership option
What visitors say
Had a great afternoon here! Would recommend to anyone that is looking for a fun afternoon activity!
Great course! I was winning against my wife and then hole 17 ruined it for me. She ended up winning by two points. Our 5 year old loved it as well.
My husband and I went with a group of 25 adults last Sunday. We enjoyed the experience very much. Great customer service, nice course design, well maintained, very clean. It was a hot day but there were rests with shade. Great parking,…
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Did You Know?
- Golf Safari Inc has been operating for almost 40 years and is a multiple winner of Bonita's Best award
- The course features life-sized jungle animals integrated into an 18-hole tropical garden layout with misting waterfalls and tiki huts
- Golf Safari Inc is an independent mini golf course (not part of a franchise) offering a Safari Club membership option and smartphone coupons
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