Your best bet is to CALL right before visiting to confirm they are actually open or you may be…read morewasting your time & gas. The posted hours on the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort site and Google both don't appear to be accurate. We checked the hours online BEFORE we made the 20 min drive only to find out it was lights out & closed despite hours indicating it's open until 9pm daily. Also, the attendant at the security gate was lacking clear information indicating that we MIGHT have to go to Baytown Marina to get clubs then cross over to the actual putting course across HWY98 (which is a separate resort entrance). What?? Save your $ and time, go somewhere else. Waste of time & effort.

So where do I start, but just don't do this course! save your money and time because I guarantee…read morethat half way through you will be mad ! It's not a real Putting course ! My teenage boys were very disappointed and angry . It's a joke and very lame ! Impossible to get a hole in one and there are broken parts where you can't get it in even 2 times ! But I suppose for little kids they won't know the difference!

Fun little golf spot! You get the option between an easier course and a more challenging course,…read morewhich is nice. The challenging course was pretty shady, which helped with the heat and time of day we went. One of the racetrack employees blew his whistle the entire time we putted, which was a bit annoying but I understand he had cars running. Staff were super nice!! Definitely glad we chose to come to this course!

We had fun playing as a family of 6, but at $18 a person, it was pretty expensive for us to play 18…read morepretty simple holes. The biggest problem was the condition of the course for the price. There were a ton of leaves and pine cones all over the course that would constantly affect the roll of the ball. We asked about the condition of the course, and they said that they blew it off and cleaned it at 4 o clock. We golfed at 6 PM... there's no way that the course got that messy with leaves and pine cones over the span of 2 hours. The workers were clearly lying to us. The big thing they use to market is you win $50 for a hole in 1 on hole 18, but on both courses, it's a very long blind shot, unlike the others holes on the course, and you are very unlikely to hit it. It's fun for the family, but if you're looking for the best mini golf experience for the price, I'd recommend somewhere else like Coconut Creek.

This place is great. Two different courses to choose from. Tons of character. Felt like a throwback…read moreto my childhood mini golf days. Family of 4 being able to play 18 holes for $20 is hard to beat at the beach. It's a little weathered, but it's also been around for almost 70 years. Highly recommend over the other boring and plain mini golf places around.

This is a super fun place in the area! Mini golf for adults is 6 dollars and even cheaper for the…read morekids! What a steal :) Staff was friendly, parking was easy, ambiance was cute. I loved the little animals and different figurines. I even got one hole in one! Will definitely be back with the family!

I'm staying in Freeport for a couple weeks, with no access to my gym membership. I decided to check…read moreout the walking trails and I'm so glad I did. I had to kind of wander around to find them, but it was a really pleasant walk with very pretty scenery

My buddies and I were looking for a disc golf course on the way back to Dothan from Pensacola…read more Unexpectedly, we found this course out of all places, Freeport, FL. I thought Freeport was just a place in the road along US Hwy 331 with a Hardees. But to get to this park, we had to go through the real Freeport. Freeport is still a very small town but wow...the sports complex they have built is legit. It looks like it was built recently. There are basketball courts, tennis courts, soccer fields, several baseball/softball fields, a walking trail, and a disc golf course. The disc golf course is a nice mix and is challenging with several water hazards looming. The facilities are clean and state of the art. The bathroom I used, didn't have a light switch but turned on when I opened the door. The complex is well-taken care of and it looks as if there is more to be added to it soon. For a park in a small town, in the middle of nowhere, this is an exceptional sports complex.

Great service and mai tais! Great casual tiki atmosphere. Nice variety of rum drinks.read more

This is a pretty cool tiki shack, and it is a shack, on the beach in the Sandestin resort. The…read morecocktails are pretty tasty and served pretty quickly. It's a bit pricey but it's at a resort, so what ya gonna do? I'll be back next time I stay here.

I've been meaning to post this review for a week, but haven't simply because we keep talking with…read morethem daily like "old friends". By far, the BEST fishing trip we've ever had! Capt Mark was extremely professional and so entertaining! Having his first mate, and better half, Kayla, joining us rounded out our trip with fun stories, advice on fishing, and sheer fun to be around. Mark's philosophy on fishing and stalking the fish was unparalleled! We caught King Mackerel, Grouper, and Red Snapper. Then as we were heading in, Mark spotted a ton of Bonitas feeding and had to stop to try and catch one. He showed me where to throw my line and on my first cast I landed one immediately! THE most fun fish to bring in on light tackle!!! I could go on and on about our trip, but there just isn't enough time in the day! Book your trip with Capt Mark and 30A Light Tackle for the best day of fishing and entertainment!!!

Captain Mark will put you on the fish inshore or offshore. Guaranteed fun and excitement when…read morefishing on his boat!

Cannot recommend Captain Phil's enough. Used them 3 times now, they are the best! Great with kids…read moretoo!

We had a fantastic trip with Phil. We launched as soon as we arrived and where fishing in about 45…read moreminutes. I took out myself and four teenage kids on this trip. We stopped to pick up bait out of his pods and saw several sharks swarming around the bait site. These were pretty good sized sharks I will add. It was pretty cool to see. Check out my video! After we collected our bait we headed out. We had to go out to federal waters to fish so we went 10 miles off shore I believe. The first spot we stopped in there were a pod of dolphins hanging out seemingly waiting for us to bring them some fish up for them. Phil said that "this is the worst thing that could happen to us" so we left that area and headed to another. Phil took time to explain what to do to the kids and made sure they were taken care of with bait first. I appreciated his attention to detail and his witty banter with them. When we got to the new spot, he baited us all up and had us all drop to the bottom at the same time. It wasn't two minutes before we were catching fish. One after another we started reeling them up. As we were bringing them up, two of us had sharks come and snatch our catches off of the line. We then bailed on that spot because of the sharks. Arrived at another spot and had the same luck. It's like this man knows exactly where to drop bait to reel up fish fast. Every spot we visited was like this. Phil even communicated with another Captain about the luck we were having and he headed over to our spot to fish. He seemed to appreciate the help and in no time his group was catching fish. They didn't seem to have much luck until Phil called him over. We then moved to a spot to catch Amberjack. We caught a few but they were too small to keep. We caught our limit of Red Snapper after throwing several back, landed a big triggerfish we had to release due to season being over, and caught a few other random fish as well. All in all it was a fantastic trip! Phil and his wife cleaned and cut the fish into nice fillets for us once we hit the beach. What a haul!!! ***HEADS UP*** Here is a note about Greyton Beach though. Sharks are really close to the beach. In fact, as we were pulling up to get on the trailer we saw a 5 ft shark swimming between a group of beach goers. They were completely oblivious to it. It was literally in 3-4 ft deep water probably 20 yards from shore. I feel like the bait traps just off the beach are really attracting them to this area. So come to fish but swim elsewhere. No one wants to be shark food yo!!!

I've been diving for 11 years, and Daniel is one of the best instructors I've met. I dove with him…read morefor my uncertified boyfriend's first dive. Here's what you want to know: 1. Daniel is a relaxed, playful, well-spoken guide who's PERFECT for new divers. I wish they were all such good communicators. 2. He went above and beyond planning our dive -- when he thought that the initial location would be murky due to rain the previous night, he paid to get us into a nearby private lake that was crystal clear (my favorite freshwater dive so far). He also sent me detailed directions to get from our rental condo to the dive spot. When we got there, the equipment was well maintained, and I even learned a little trick for keeping my weights from sliding around! 3. The price is right. I don't pay more than $150 per person for a one or two-tank excursion, and I was able to give Daniel a tip (which he deserved) and stay under budget.

Last year Capt Walt and Ian stepped up and reacted to my grandson's difficulty. Perfect response…read more This year, the joy of diving with my grandson and daughter-in-love as my son and granddaughter snorkeled above. Love diving with @Dive30A...best team you can ask for. Top shelf professionals.