Breezy Acres Mini-Golf

Came here because the kids saw it driving by on Route 1. Very unimpressive, apparent the ownership has no interest in making this worth the $ 6. Very sorry we came… what a waste of money.

Cute, old fashioned mini-​golf. Holes are carefully designed and not as easy as they look at first glance. The layout is basic and not a lot of extras although some of the props do make noise if you hit the ball in the right spot. Porta-​potty on site and frozen treats (ice cream bars, Popsicles etc.) for sale too. It takes you back and it is a good time.

I love this old-​style course conveniently located near Burlingame State Park and East Beach Road. Unlike more modern ‘sculpted’ greens (which I also like), this course has traditional stationary and mechanical obstacles, loops, etc., on wood-​framed greens.
Great price, great fun!

This place is like a time capsule of mini-​golf history. None of those waterfalls, fake mountains and other entertainment (like go-​carts and batting cages) that you find at most recently built «family entertainment» facilities. This place is probably exactly as it was 40 years ago (and it’s the same as when I last visited 15 years ago)
There’s a classic windmill, loopty-​loop, lighthouse, church and school house (the lighthouse, school and church have sound effects if you take the path through the center). And it finishes with a clown that laughs with this manic cackle that’s bound to make a few kids cry.
The proprietor was kid-​friendly and gave the 2-​year old in our group a plastic putter and ball so that she could feel like part of the group.
The astro-​turf is due for replacement on a few holes which is why I gave this a 4 instead of a 5.