Glow Putt Mini-Golf

Nice staff. Good price. Cool little place. Took my nieces and nephew. We had a good time at a good price. It is exactly as you would expect nothing crazy but a good cheap time.

Scheduled my son’s birthday party somewhat last minute, and the service was excellent. Everyone had a great time, enjoyed the blacklight effects. A couple of things you should know if you are not familiar with black light effects in general, as I was not, luckily found out in time to change before going:
1) Black top over white bra creates a nude look
2) Lint on dark clothing is super visible
3) Oxyclean treated stains that look ok in normal light, not so much under black light
4) Dandruff glows in the dark. Yuckers
Really great value for birthday parties, kids love it, even adults may want to come back to play, I know I do!

Came on a Saturday, around 11:30 or so. Only 2 other groups playing, we jumped the line & played around them because they were so slow, but no big deal. 18 holes, it goes fairly quick but it was fun, even for adults, though we do enjoy mini golf. Price is $ 7 per person. And the other reviewers are correct that it’s definitely warm inside, even when it was 40 degrees outside.

We went here on a Monday so it wasn’t very busy. payed $ 7 each. It was pretty fun for a date. Course is pretty hard because of the light but still easy. Wished they had a/​c on it got hot very quick. If you make a whole in one on the 18^th hole you get a free game since we did we played again and only played $ 3.

Came on a Saturday night for a last minute date night. $ 7 per adult to play 18 holes and another $ 5 if you wanted to play again (cheap night!!). This place is a little weird in the sense that its part of a little shopping strip. Walk in and you will quickly notice the tanning bed smell… kind of made me happy I wont lie. Pay the cashier and get your glow wrist band, matching ball and score card and get on your way. All 18 holes are visible from the floor but dont let it fool you some of them are a touch tricky. The décor in this place is lacking quite a bit but really who cares you’re just there to have fun. One complaint would be the parents that come to this place… CONTROL YOUR DARN CHILDREN!!!

This is fun for kids between the age of 4 – 7 but not exciting enough for kids much older than that. The game goes pretty fast so don’t count on being there for more than 30 minutes. A little expensive but can usually find coupons which help.

Glow Putt Mini-​Golf is pretty much what it sounds like, a glow-​in-​the-​dark mini-​golf venue. No surprises there.
It’s a pretty small place. There are 18 holes, but they are very compact and tightly-​spaced together. They really crammed in 18 holes into a small space. I would have preferred longer individual holes, even if it meant fewer total holes.
With that said, I can’t complain. $ 7 gets you a putter, a glow in the dark ball, a glow in the dark wristband and access to the 18 holes. A pretty good deal, since it will provide you with at least 60 – 90 minutes of entertainment depending on your group size and skill.
The glow-​in-​the-​dark decorations are nice with somewhat of a generic jungle theme. Like another Unilocaler mentioned, if you pre-​gamed before glow putt, glow-​in-​the-​dark Simba will seem hilarious.
A bonus is free Rita’s ice cream if you get a hole-​in-​one on the final hole. Overall, a fun way to spend time with family and friends. I just wish the place was a little bigger.

Whatever you do, NEVER EVER even consider booking this place for a party!!! THE WORST experience I had in a birthday party!!! Ever!!! They booked my party for the wrong date and I showed up with my 50 guests and were told our party was the next day. Of course never got an email confirmation to catch their error because they misspelled my email address (even though I went there personally to book the party and was over for no less than 15 minutes discussing my party options). To accommodate the situation they gave us exactly two tables in the middle of their play area half hour AFTER the party time had started (yes, my guests were waiting that half hour too). The owner was so rude and was bringing our little guests (literally carry those kids over or pull them by the hand) to my husband and I saying that she is unable to control them running everywhere in the place (REALLY? What expectations do you have for a party for 5 year old kids and younger siblings???) soon enough she felt overwhelmed with the number of people in the place and they started taking back the balls from my guests ending their play sessions way ahead of time!!! When the owner was asked why the play sessions were being ended ahead of time, she started yelling at us that she is unable to control the situation with the many kids on ground. My guests witnessed the conversation and felt unwelcome! Consequently they left before they even tried cake. To top the most horrible birthday party I would probably throw my entire life, they charged us FULL price even though we didn’t have a room and no tables to eat and were by the entrance looking so ridiculous in the middle of the room with our stuff scattered on the floor and jammed on top of each other!!! Full freaking price for what??? I would NEVER go there again and NEVER recommend this place for no one!!! As matter of fact they should probably close their business until they learn how to handle customers and how to manage their parties!!!

Maybe my review is a bit biased because I love mini-​golf and went mini-​golfing on my first date with my boyfriend, but I loved glow putt!
The holes are admittedly fairly easy (or they would be if you had any min-​golf skills, unlike me). The glowing effect is pretty cool. There’s a jungle theme, and I cant decide if it’s really cool or really tacky so I’m gonna go ahead and say it’s both.
The only downside of our visit was the group of teenagers behind us that was being pretty rowdy. They were being loud and flirty and awkward and definitely hit a ball about an inch away from my face. That did not make my boyfriend very happy… but teenagers are an enigma no matter where you go, and I definitely can’t blame Glow Putt for that. They were apologetic, at least.
Overall, we had a great time. Not sure if this is something we’d do frequently (because it seems like it’s pretty much the same every time) but it was great when we were there!

We had a blast here yesterday! We had a group of about 16, and it turns out we had the place to ourselves. There’s 18 holes, some easier than others, and the course is in good shape. I had never been to a place like it, and it was fun to see our clothes under the blacklights. I wore a neon yellow soccer jersey, and let’s just say I stuck out a bit.
This would be a lot of fun for the whole family, and there’s even a chance to win some Rita’s Italian Ice on the last hole. Enjoy!

The place to be if you’re tripping on acid but also pretty fun with your kids who are fascinated by anything that glows.
The holes are very square and simple. No obstacles, windmills, waterfalls, or any of the other novelties you expect from a mini golf course. But it’s indoors so in the summer your ass won’t get chafed from excessive sweating and in the winter, well you get the idea. And everything glows under blacklight! Who doesn’t love that. There’s also lots of toys with flashy lights to enhance the dark atmosphere or your shroom trip.
When I went, the cute young girl working there clearly didn’t want to be there and pestered us and rushed us out the door the instant we got to the last hole because it was five miutes to closing and god forbid she be there one second past. She was also impatient with us when we were deciding if we wanted to buy flashy toys and if we wanted to keep score. She did not like us being there bothering her at all. She must have had somewhere she wanted to be and couldn’t go because she was stuck at work. We all hate our jobs, we all hate having to work. Don’t take it out on me. It’s not my fault.
They could do a better job with the party room. It’s just an empty room with cheapo tables and chairs and splatter paint on the walls. It looks like it’s under construction. God put a little effort into it.
Overall though, lots of fun. My son loved it and we will go back. Definitely room for improvement though.

Its a fun place but the kids from the birthday parties can be a bit obnoxious. Its a good place to take the kids to for awhile but a bit expensive I guess.

I had a pretty good time, despite a double birthday party of kids whose parents felt like 10 wasn’t old enough to start teaching their children how to act in public. I don’t know that glow putt is necessarily something one does more than one time. The holes are essentially all straight putts and minus a loop d loop (which, spoiler alert, happens twice) all of the holes and obstacles are made out of 2 by 4s. I think the concept is pretty fun but the execution looks like something an office did in a few hours for take your kid to work day. There are also like 4 non black light animals with clamp lights above them which, combined with the fake office trees (jungle) kind of ruin the black light allure. I was pretty scared of what a black light establishment that is frequented by children was going to look like but they keep it astonishingly clean.

This is a cute and fun place to take your kids, the blacklights and free glowing braclets you get are a nice touch, the staff is very nice and the really tried to make it fun. Seeing it from the outside it doesn’t look like much, probably not either if the lights are on but for kids and adults young at heart this is a fun way to spend the afternoon.

I had trouble finding the place even though I was using gps. I know that seems stupid because indoor mini golf is painted on the building, but there are several shopping plazas around.
I went on a date here, because the weather was so crazy in central Ohio for weeks, otherwise we would have gone to magic mountain. I have never played indoor mini golf before and I see why, its just not as fun as being outside on a summer night or in the afternoon. the course is mostly flat and there are a few challenges and my date and I had a decent time, mainly because we were talking smack to one another.
The place is very appropriate for kids as they are not old enough to be affected by the simplicity of the course and its designs. I don’t know that I would actually rent it for a child’s party, but it makes sense when there is little else for kids to do for fun.

I took my nephew to Glow Putt on a rainy summer day, and enjoyed it very much. I don’t think I’d choose to come here on a nice day, however, because although the course is fun, it’s not as nice as the outdoor options in town (namebly: Magic Mountain). The course lacks any interesting features or challenges — the lone draw being the glow-​in-​the-​dark aspect (which is neat, if not a bit redundant after 9-​or-​so holes).
The staff at Glow Putt were helpful and nice, and the construction/​quality of the course and equipment were up-​to-​par. One round (18 holes) costs $ 7 for adults — essentially the same price as Magic Mountain ($ 6.95). Replays of the course cost $ 5. There are discounts for children 8-​and-​under ($ 6), and for military, law enforcement officers, and firefighters (with ID — $ 5).
There are two party-​rooms at Glow Putt, one intended to hold smaller parties of 25 or less, and a larger room for parties of up to 40. Those renting the rooms can bring their own food and (non-​alcoholic) drinks.
Overall, Glow Putt is a great diversion on a bad-​weather day, when putting outside is not practicle. Kids seem to love this place as well. Thus, I believe the recipe for success is: bad weather + kids = GLOW PUTT TIME!

The previous reviewer is correct by saying that this sounds more fun than it actually is. However, I had a lot of fun at Glow Putt. But I wore white pants, which certainly upped the fun factor. And I had a number of drinks before, which not only improved my score (42!), but also upped the fun factor. And made the jungle theme pretty darn hilarious.
If you get a hole in one on the last hole you win a FREE Rita’s Italian Ice! It’s really just luck. The hole is reminiscent of PLINKO… only 2 out of our group of 14 were winners.
Be careful what you wear, those blacklights pick up EVERYTHING. Ahem. I will repeat that. Everything.

Don’t bring your sweater to this course. Glow Putt is hot. Maybe its the blackights, maybe its poor ventilation, maybe the owners are trying to make you think this is exercise if you sweat, but the place is steamy.
Glow Putt is blacklight putt putt. Initially I was worried I wouldn’t be able to see the ball or the hole but anything that can benefit from some blacklight is lit up. The course is safari themed which is evident by the animal pictures from the wall. I felt less safari and more freshman dorm room than anything else. The course itself is eighteen holes but the novelty wears off by ten. At seven bucks a person, I felt like it was decent priced although we did not opt for the five dollar replay.
While playing putt putt in the dark is fun I think I will stick to the outside mini-​town variety. Glow Putt is fun for the novelty but not really worth the drive to the burbs.