great service and games loved the vibe would def come back!! and with more people 10-10 recommen!!read more

Fun place to go. Went on a rainy day and it was the best time. It was a little under staffed but…read morethe workers that were there did an amazing job. I just felt bad you could see they were being pulled in a lot of directions. Other than that everything was great. They have 3 courses. All of them unique in their own way. Makes it fun to look at all the things and the references to movies. It's nice that they are too terribly hard and easy to move through. Great IG photo shots. They do have parking in the back but it does get muddy. And they do have an outdoor patio. Will definitely be returning.

I don't play mini golf often, but being an adult who wanted to find something to do besides go out…read moreto eat, this was a fun way to spend time with others and have some friendly competition. You can choose from two courses: one easier, and one harder- or do both at a discount. I didn't have time for both but I'd definitely do that next time. I chose the harder course. It wasn't super difficult, but for being a simple mini golf course, I loved how it used oddly shaped hills, angles, and structures to test your ability to figure out how to get that ball into the hole! Oh yeah, this place is BYOB! Yup, I took advantage of that. The fun characters at each station, the creative challenges & obstacles, and the price to play at Peter Pan Mini-Golf make it a big YES, check it out!

We only came here because we are here for my nephew's fifth birthday and he likes to golf. It was…read morefun yet hot out so that sucked, but we played on. We skipped a few holes because there were filled with what looked to be rainwater and was pretty gross. Other than that if mini golf is on your list of things to do check them out.

Easy going patrons lots of smiles .Great time Great fun.if I lived closer I would get frequent…read moreputter miles.For Sure

Sunshine, Tacos, Cocktails, eighteen of Austin's best East Side dive bars, but most importantly …read more.. Mini Golf! What a lovely way to spend a Saturday while everyone else is at ACL. Each year, the neighborhood is transformed into an 18-hole mini golf adventure. There are prizes for "best hole," "bessed dressed," and "best hand-built putter." You play at your own pace and in whatever order you choose as you bounce from one bar to the next. The craftsmanship and creativity of the holes is quite impressive -- definitely exceeded my expectations. We even made some friends as our respective paths crossed several times as we navigated the course. This event was a ton of fun and I'll definitely be looking out for notifications for next year's.

Love Lions! It's quaint like a neighborhood backyard course but plenty challenging. Ground can…read moresometimes be hard so the balls roll far. On the greens Everything rolls towards the lake. Greens and tee boxes decently maintained for a muni. Driving range only allows irons and balls are kind of old. Usually takes 4 hours a round. Easy to walk.

Visited after a recent cool/rainy spell in ATX. Luckily there was a group that backed out and I was…read moreplaying in maybe 30 minutes. I'm not a big hitter but the course played pretty short for me. Paired with an older gentleman who knew the course and he was pretty awesome while I stunk it up pretty good. I felt I should be carrying his bag for him. For me, the course was a bit tight in spots. I found it all too easy to hit into the trees and junk by my ball rolling out or just hitting some 'loose' shots. The greens looked slow and fluffy, but they rolled fast with breaks I had a hard time seeing. I think I did set a record by finishing in less than 4 hours out here. In general, the course was in good shape with some repairs on-going. I had a fun time out there spent with good company. I'd slot this a bit behind Mo Willy/Clay/Kizer.

This is a great 9 hole public course rich in Austin history with great views of down town and some…read morebeautiful city nature. Pay at the kiosk and get going. Great people that work here will help and match people up to keep pace moving. Great for a quick round and lots of fun! Hope 6 will challenge you and 7 if you don't tee off straight! Lots of fun really enjoy this course! Yes you do walk and it's great exercise!

Hancock is awesome. If you know what it is (a public course/gem) you can really appreciate it…read more You pay at a parking meter by the first hole. You can play at dawn or before. There aren't a lot of rules. I like to run through before work. Everyone I've played with has been friendly, some are very good some are figuring it out. Set your expectations accordingly a d have a great experience.

Unfortunately this was a pretty disappointing experience. Pace of play was extremely slow to the…read morepoint that we ended up leaving after 9 holes. At one point there were three groups stacked up on a par 3 tee box, which pretty much summed up how backed up the entire course was. We even called the golf shop during the round to ask about the pace, and were basically told there wasn't anything they could do about it. It seemed like the course was very understaffed -- one person was trying to run the golf shop while also cleaning carts, so there was really no one available to be out on the course helping manage pace. On top of that, the snack bar area was closed at around 2 PM, so there was no option to grab food or drinks during the round. The course itself is fine -- nothing terrible, but nothing special either. It's a pretty average muni layout. The bigger issue was everything around the golf itself. Basic things you expect at a course like pace management, food/drink availability, and overall staffing just weren't there, and it took away from the entire experience.

Tee boxes very poor Greens dreadful!!…read moreRented clubs which were good but no balls & no tees in the bag.. Great service by the cart girls..

While visiting Austin, the wife and I stopped in at this place because it looked like a lot of fun…read more It was Monday evening, July 13, around 6:00 p.m. It's located downtown on the corner of a high-rise, and the atmosphere immediately caught our attention. We got a table pretty quickly in a smaller section, which was nice because it wasn't very crowded where we were sitting, even though there were several larger groups elsewhere in the restaurant. One thing to know before you go: check to see if there's a special event scheduled. Events can close the entire place for the evening, so it's worth checking ahead of time. We spent about an hour and a half there. Our table ordered a variety of food, and everything we had was good. The servers were very attentive and kept our drinks filled throughout the evening. I had two Old Fashioneds, and they were excellent. All in all, we spent about $168. Between the food, drinks, attentive service, and fun downtown atmosphere, it was a great evening and a place we'd gladly visit again.

My friend Shannon G. and I ended up at Electric Shuffle on a whim. We had been bar hoping on Rainey…read moreand spotted Electric Shuffle off the beaten path. We figured we would stop in for a drink before ending our night. I hadn't heard of Electric Shuffle so I didn't realize it was a shuffleboard bar. When I walked in and looked around, it had an odd familiarity to it. It then dawned on me that it reminded me of Flight Club and I found out later in the evening that it is owned by the same hospitality group. We sat at the bar. James was our bartender and he was the only one behind the bar for most of the night. He was very friendly and attentive (I don't think my water glass was ever empty). Just like Flight Club, they offer both food and drinks. There's a decent amount of tables throughout the space for patrons who aren't playing shuffleboard. I wanted to order the Cucumber Elderflower G+T, but James informed me that they ran out of Elderflower. None of the other gin and vodka drinks piqued my interest so I switched it up and went with a Ranch Water. It was really good and I liked that it was dressed with Tajin and lime. Shannon had a Watermelon Sugar Mojito which she enjoyed. We didn't play shuffleboard, but we did walk around. Some of the shuffleboards were in semi-private rooms, while others were out in the main dining area. There's four different game modes and everything is digital which is convenient for score keeping. We absolutely loved the decor. They had throwback vinyl, cassette tapes, and CDs as well as Walkmans, boomboxes, and record players. It was super cool and nostalgic. I've never played shuffleboard, but it looks like a lot of fun. We loved the chill vibe of the bar and it was a great place to end our night.

It's a shame there's one bad review from 11 years ago dragging this down because this is the place…read moreto be! I came in as a new golfer, wanting to improve my game and get a better feel. I've since been taking lessons with Flint Nelson who has been awesome. From 4 lessons I just played the best few rounds of golf I've had in the last year! Flint played golf in college and knows exactly how to teach others by giving information but not too much - just enough to digest and then let's you repeat and work on it until you're feeling good before moving on. The technology itself is awesome. I think the view from the front / back is key to understanding how to improve your golf swing. At Westlake they have tons of Parking and 3-4 bays with simulators in them for you to come practice in and use whenever you need to tweak your swing or just to practice from lessons etc. have taken my whole family since I started and we all love it so much - can't recommend this place enough!

The guys in here have no idea what they are doing with fittings. Don't get fit for clubs here…read more I got fit for irons and driver which was a complete waste of time. The younger guy fitting me had no idea what he was doing. He didn't ask anything about my golf game other than my handicap. He didn't consider swing speed at all nor did he look at loft, lie, or gapping. There was no consideration of shaft also, it's like he grabbed the first one he saw off the wall. I'm a 20 year old guy with 92ish mph club head speed for a 7 iron. I shouldn't be hitting 95g Regular stiffness shafts, which is what he gave me to hit and told me to get. He had no insight into each club or my swing. Additionally, he was pushing me to purchase lessons on top of the fitting. It felt like I was at a car dealership. A 1 hour fitting totaled $125 which is outrageous for the lack of knowledge and result. Don't make the same mistake I did.