Frosty’s Miniature Golf

Went there at noon and Noone was there. Not open when they say they were. Looks like fun, that is if there is someone to rent you a putter and ball. Maybe I should give 3 stars because if you bring your own ball and putter you can play for free. Still one star for disappointing the children.

Great for our 3 and 5 year old boys. They loved every minute until the last hole when it was over. Kids under 5 are free. Staff are great. There is also a little play ground there and corn hole and an old fashioned fire truck to take a picture in front of. We saw billiards in the lobby too. Looks like a fun place to hang out.

This has become a regular event when coming to Mammoth. Super simple course, nice to be able to see every hole while playing. Not sure if they have people in the stand any more, head into the hotel to rent the equipment.

It’s a pretty fun activity to do however it needs some maintenance. Small pebbles and ripped turf. Also, Adding some picnic tables and trash cans would be great. Being able to get drinks from Rafters is an absolute plus. Happy golfing

Good old-​fashion fun! Takes about an hour to play the course.

This was the first time I had noticed their being a miniature golf course off Old Mammoth Rd, so I’m not sure if it is new or I’ve been oblivious. Either way we had a ton of fun because, hey — it’s mini golf!
The setup is in a parking lot with all of the holes being constructed from concrete, and blocks. It is really just a mini golf course with 18 holes, not a full adventure center with other attractions available. The cost is only $ 7/​pp for the course, and some of the holes can be extremely difficult (or possibly we just need to work on our short game. .).
Being 18 holes with a group of five it took the better part of an hour to complete, and we had a fantastic time the whole way through. Highly recommended as a late afternoon activity to get outside, but still relax a bit from the day.

My stinky girlfriend and I played mini golf here and had a great time. I couldn’t get any of the pipe shots to go straight into the hole, but maybe you’ll have better luck. It’s free if your staying at the Sierra Nevada resort. If you don’t sink your putt on the 18^th hole you can grab your ball and start over

I took my family of five there last week. We split into two teams and were able to get through the 18-​hole course in just over an hour. The par for most holes is 2, with a couple of the more tricky ones being 3. It was a wonderful way to spend a summer evening in Mammoth.

I went here with some friends in December as an alternative to skiing since there wasn’t much snow on the mountain and it was a lot of fun. We had to laugh when we got there because it is located in the parking lot of a hotel but it was a full 18 holes and they were pretty good. It only costs $ 7 for adults and the winner gets a free pass to come back again. I would definitely recommend this for a fun few hours away from the slopes.