Putters Paradise

This place is horrible. The person at the desk is miserable and doesn’t want to be there. We barely got any words out of him. He just told us what we owed him. We started the course and all the «green» is mismatched. Bring nose plugs because as you go through the course you will start to notice the delightful smell of cat pee… gross. Plenty of great mini golf courses besides this…

A really fun course for my husband and I, challenging. The ice cream was a real let down, the sorbet was overly sweet and not at all fruity. We had to explain how to make a milkshake to the scooper and received peppermint milk in the end.

Loved Putters Paradise! We usually hit all the courses on 28 and we’ve overlooked this one in the past. Nice holes w some difficulty, quieter than the «wild animals» down the road. Each of us got at least one hole in one-​a good day!

Lots of choices for Putt Putt Golf in Cape Cod and this place is by far the best! Our kids love it and we do as well. Kids wanted to go back the next day. There are fancier courses out there but this is a fun course for everyone and you can’t beat the price. Plus if you have the urge for another round you are more than welcome to as you can replay. Can’t go wrong there! The owner is a really nice guy and couldn’t have been any more friendly or kind. Great fun for the whole family! We will definitely be back!

Coming here for so many years, thought I would write a review of it. This place is my favorite on the Cape, primarily for the great deal you get. Two plays for the price of one, which is also cheap. This course is quite challenging. A little bland in décor, but still impressive. Not many people come here, so you won’t have to wait long before playing a hole. Very appealing whale and sailor. Love how each hole is much different from the other and doesn’t copy other courses.

Nice time. The guy that runs it is super nice, and funny! The corse is kept well and we had fun. The only reason i gave 4 instead of 5 stars is because i personally like courses that have more obstacles on the greens. There was only about four wholes that had some sort if obstacle on it. All the others were of different curves and traps. Fun overall and if i come back to Hyannis i’ll do it again.

Thought this place was great. Perfect for a 7 & 10 year olds. They don’t have as many large decorations as some places, but the greens had plenty of challenge. Very affordable at $ 7/​ea for the kids and if you want to play again — it’s free. Glad we chose this putt putt over the other place we passed because it was perfect.

There is something to be said about old school places like this. Last night we brought my 3 year old for her first mini golf experience, and she really, really loved it! This is a great place for families with little kids. They offer smaller clubs for the little ones and it isn’t so packed with people where we felt pushed along. Yes you could go down the road and wait on line for the the visually stunning, fancy and super packed Pirates Cove or one of the new places. that may be a better experience for people looking for bigger. better, but this place is a perfect speed for young families and really serves a purpose for our demographic. Lot’s to look at for my 3 year old as well. They also have ice cream right on the grounds (which we got) and the second round of golf here is free. My 3 year old wanted to play again so we did. It was a great first mini golf experience for her. Thank you so much for a wonderful first! We will be back. If you have a young family… come here. You won’t be dissapointed.

A solid 3 stars for Putter’s Paradise. It was the right speed for our family consisting of my husband, 5 y/​o and 2 y/​o while we were in the Cape on vacation. They accommodate my little one with a plastic club so she felt included :) It looks a bit outdated but fancy is not what we were looking for. The holes were easy enough and my oldest child got 2 holes in one! The other places on Rt. 28 are more appealing but waiting in crazy lines to play a little mini golf seems ridiculous. I would recommend Putter’s Paradise to families with smaller children as the older ones might get bored. Also pack your bug spray as we witnessed a buggy scene while playing.

Terrible. This is one of the most boring putt putt places I’ve ever been to.

A fun little golf course, with delightful statues and location. Awesome ice cream too, and the best scooper (props to my friend Madeline for extra scoops)!

«The Whale» as we like to call it.
This is the best mini golf place on 28. The course is challenging but will not make you want to go all Happy Golmore like the old Thunder Falls.
The price is one of the lowest around
You get a free replay
You don’t have to plan your night around «beating the lines» (:cough: Pirates Cove: cough:)
This place is one of the oldies but goodies. My favorite Mini Golf course, Cape Cod Mini Golf, met the bulldozer earlier this year so the Whale is my new #1. I hope it stays that way.

Come on. No reviews for Putter’s P (as we affectionately call it)? The big, white whale out front? The one that was stolen one time and moved? The free replay (best feature)? Ice cream out the back window when you’re done?
There are lots of oldish, local flavor-​type elements like a lighthouse, a fisherman, and a big pink octopus to navigate your ball through. And it’s never as crowded as those newer, fancier places nearby. This is my favorite place to play mini golf on the Cape. It has been for a long, long time, and I think it will continue to be.