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Location
Accessibility
Park accessibility information available
Best time
Visit during or just after park maintenance hours (before 8am or after 3:30pm closures) to potentially find a cleaner course, as debris and fallen leaves are common issues. Consider bringing a small broom or leaf blower to clear your playing area.
Visitor tip
Pick up equipment and scorecards at the Visitor's Center between 8am-3:30pm. Bring your own scorecard or pen as they may not always be provided at the course.
Quick Facts
- Location Type
- outdoor
- Holes
- 18 holes
- Courses
- 1
What visitors say
Basic, 18 hole course packed into a small area. It’s got some cool holes and it was in pretty good shape. The downside is it was $5 per person to play. I thought the price was excessive seeing as how this is a state park, funded by tax…
The course needs to be cleaned of dead leaves and debris, but we had fun. Also, no scorecard was provided. We had to make our own.
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Did You Know?
- Located within Reed Bingham State Park, making it a tax-payer funded mini golf course that charges an additional $5 per person fee on top of park admission
- 18-hole independent mini golf course packed into a small area with mixed maintenance conditions, including challenges with leaf and debris coverage
- Equipment rental and round purchases are only available through the visitor's center during limited hours (8am-3:30pm), requiring advance planning
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