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14 Mini Golf Courses In Brisbane To Putt Your Way Through

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Move aside, rom-coms: we’re upping the standards for date night goals everywhere with the top spots for mini golf Brisbane/Meanjin has to offer. Because while dinner and a movie is fun, true relationships are built on deep competitiveness—and this is your chance to beat the pants off them, either fair and square or with a little cheating involved. 

So whip out those score-cards and prep your trash talk (not too trashy though—it is date night guys), because these courses are the best relationship test this side of IKEA. Fancy a round? Here’s where to find the best mini golf courses in Brisbane. 

The Alexandra Hills Hotel

332 Finucane Road, Alexandra Hills

Newly opened at the Alexandra Hills Hotel is a fully licensed putt putt course until that everyone can play. With 12 different greens that have kids, beginner, intermediate and advanced pins on each hole, you can choose your level of difficulty and either graciously allow your less skilled pals to take the easy option or demand they attempt the same level as you. It’s open until 9pm each night for a post-dinner date activity, but if you plan on hitting the onsite bar a few times, we’d recommend sticking to the beginner level. 

Victoria Park 

309 Herston Road, Herston

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Got a few hours to putter around? Brisbane icon Victoria Park is known for some of the best mini golf fun in town (and not just for the frosty beer you can sling in your other hand). Whether you’re mapping out date night or your next birthday gathering, this fully licensed day and night course is the ultimate mini golf experience. Bonus, the views of the city skyline are something else, as long as you tear your eyes away before you start swinging.

St Lucia Golf Links

Carawa Street, St Lucia


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Set amongst the beautiful, leafy St Lucia scenery this putt putt course is part of the stunning St Lucia Golf Links venue. The course is perfect for those who like the idea of golf but not the whole serious golfer thing—so basically most of you. The putt putt course is open from 9am to 9pm at the latest daily so you can go every night after work to brush up on your skills before you get your gang together for a round. You’re also more than welcome to grab a drink from the Garden Golf Pavillion Bar to quench your thirst while you play. Even better, for winter, from 5pm daily the course will be lit up for Glow-In-The-Dark Mini Golf, featuring glow-in-the-dark golf balls and holes and pathways lit by luminous light displays. Sounds like a dazzling way to spend an evening to us.

The Jungle Adventure Play

31 Proprietary Street, Tingalpa 


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Take a walk on the wild side with The Jungle’s new safari-themed 16-hole mini golf course. With putting greens indoors and outside that snake through vine-covered ancient ruins, an Army truck riddled with bullet holes and even a giant skull, each hole features at least two routes varying in difficulty, so you can come back and play the harder route next time to mix things up. Between holes you can refuel at the onsite Tiki Bar, with everything from soft drinks to slushie cocktails and tap beers on offer. Best of all, on Saturday nights from 5pm-8pm they host adults-only mini golf sessions, so you can putt without the kids around. 

X Golf's Hey Caddy 

275 Grey Street, South Brisbane | 2/4 Burke Crescent, North Lakes 


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If you love to travel, then X Golf's Hey Caddy is here to help by taking you on an 18-hole round trip. With two Brisbane mini golf locations, Hey Caddy brings a superior putt putt experience allowing players to touchdown at the pyramids of Egypt, visit the Great Wall of China, explore Bora Bora, and putt their way through Italy's Venice. Away from the healthy competition on the golf course, Hey Caddy also offers a range of food options as well as a fully licensed bar for those wanting to enjoy time on the sidelines. Open day and night, Hey Caddy is the perfect location for a family outing, a boozy afternoon with friends or even a date night. 

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Pacific Golf Club

430 Pine Mountain Road, Carindale 


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Brisbane’s newest mini golf course is Pacific Golf Club’s array of lush greens, playful challenges and family-friendly spaces. The 18-hole course is open from early until late seven days a week, with a bar and bistro right next door where you can grab a pre-game feed or a post-game frozen margarita. Serious golfers can also head next to the simulator for a few swings. At $20 for adults and $14 for kids, it won’t break the bank either, so you can take the whole fam. 

Meadowbrook Golf Course

Golf Course Drive, Logan


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The Meadowbrook mini golf course is truly one of a kind. It’s the first ever mini golf course in Logan so now southsiders can access the exhilarating fun that is putt putt right on their doorstep. The 18-hole course caters for both pros and beginners so if you’re just getting started in your mini golf career there’s zero judgment here. To top it off there’s a food truck and beer garden adjacent to the course and the venue is fully licensed so you can sip and putt your way through the experience. 

Golf Central Brisbane Airport 

40 The Circuit, Skygate


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Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. Stow those tray tables and get your driver ready, we’re about to travel the world in 18 holes. Whether you’re touching down, waiting for a flight or shopping until you drop at DFO, this spot is worth a fly by for some of the best mini golf Brisbane has to offer. Plus, with balls served up next to beer, burgers and punny cocktails (shout out to the Who’s Your Caddy), a round at Golf Central just sounds so much better than trawling the sales racks at DFO, doesn't it? 

V-Golf

Corner Sandgate Road And Parthenia Street, Boondall 

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Whether you just want to practice your putting or take the whole family out for some wholesome fun, this 18-hole course is for you. V-Golf’s open, outdoor putt putt green uses rocks, pine-posts and railway sleepers to create holes that gradually increase in difficulty. No bookings are required and the course is fully licensed with a bar on site—you can even grab snacks to keep you energised along the way. 

Holey Moley 

25 Warner Street, Fortitude Valley | Wintergarden, Brisbane CBD | Westfield Shopping Centre, Chermside


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Brace yourself for complete and putter madness. Holey Moley, the cult-like chip-and-putt that took the city by storm a few years ago now has three epic Brisbane locations, and you’ll want to make sure you check them both out. Their Fortitude Valley location was once a church but it’s now a huge, two-storey, putt putt lover’s dream, while their Brisbane city location is inside Strike Bowling, so if you find yourself sick of mini golf (which is practically impossible) then you can always take the competition to the bowling alley. Meanwhile, their newest location at Chermside is right inside Westfield, so you can combine shopping and putt putt. All three venues are offering an abundance of punny cocktails and plenty of food to keep everyone satisfied. 

Undersea Putt & Play

20 Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe


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If you’ve ever found yourself playing putt putt and wishing you could play underwater, surrounded by glow in the dark sea creatures, you are in luck. Redcliffe has the perfect course for mini golf lovers looking for a change of scenery. Undersea Putt & Play is perfect for kids and adults alike—the 18-hole green transports you to the bottom of the ocean with real and mythical sea creatures being the feature of the course. Once you’ve completed the course there’s a café and bar attached, plus an arcade full of games if you want to stay competitive. 

Mt Gravatt Mini Golf 

 Broadwater Road, Mt Gravatt


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Put your best foot forward at this out-of-the-box golfing experience. Along with 18 holes of mini golf, Brisbane putters flock to Mt Gravatt Mini Golf for its specialty footgolf course. Just for kicks, we recommend checking it out: footgolf swaps putters for your feet, and the golf ball for a soccer ball. You get the gist.

Thunderbird Park

Corner Tamborine Mountain Road & Cedar Creek Falls Road, Tamborine Mountain 


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Just when you thought annihilating your friends’ putt-putt scores couldn’t get more beautiful, life, uh, finds a way. Like the elusive velociraptor, your very own Jurassic adventure lies in wait, tucked within the rainforest canopy of Mt Tamborine. Line up those balls at Thunderbird Park’s dino-themed mini golf for an expedition through water hazards, rock traps, bridges and almost definitely no raptors. Probably.

Top Stroke 

290 Boundary Road, Oxley


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Top Stroke’s mini golf course was designed by a golfing legend, one particularly known for his expertise on putting, David T Pelz—so if you’re looking to up your putting game, this is the course for you. Of course, the well-designed course is good for a bit of friendly fun too, and you can kick on after your game in the cafe and bar just next door. 

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