Katy Miniature Golf & Batting Cages- Open Every Day Weather Permitting! — Attraction in Katy

We went yesterday on a spur the moment decision. We were at another go cart place but decided to leave and find somewhere else. Googled places and this came up. We figured we'd go drive by and boy were we surprised. Nice place, well maintained, clean and extremely family friendly. Went inside and played the arcade first and talked with the owner for a bit. Very nice guy, made sure the kids were having fun. Kiddos walked out with some cool prizes they wanted. They also have inflatable bounce houses inside, but we never got to those. Walked across the parking lot and played mini golf and did the go carts. Mini golf was unlimited play so that was nice. And all the kids loved the go carts. We will definitely make the drive back down there again to try the inflatables and batting cages next time as well! Thanks for a great...

While this is the only miniature golf course that I know of in this area (and I was so excited (as an adult)) - it's VERY EXPENSIVE TO PLAY ONE ROUND OF 18 Holes.

Our total was right under $29!! Seriously? What?

The only nice thing was the artificial grass was in excellent condition. One hole is next to some water thing that isn't working and also dirty.

This was a Sunday afternoon = 2 adults. I would not recommend this for a family. Can't even imagine how even expensive that would be.

After that expense we were not interested in spending more money to do the go karts or batting cages.

Most of the holes are NOT numbered, and there are no "fun features." We actually thought we were done at the 16th hole and had to figure out what was 17 and 18.

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We went to their miniature golf course last week. They should have given a HUGE discount on tickets as the course was only partially functioning. More than half of the holes had no turf at all. They were just the concrete and glue remnants. The remaining holes had torn and shredded turf. None of the holes were numbered and there were no score cards. Every putter we had and saw laid out had holes in the rubber.

Never mind that there is no fun decor on the holes for kids, it is a bare bones course to begin with. At least it could be a properly maintained basic course with well kept equipment. Unfortunately, this is not the case. They should be closed until it is actually a...