Located in the husk that once was the great Mid Rivers Mall, Putt Quest is an 18 hole jungle themed…read moreputt-putt course. It offers a fun indoor based activity during these hot summer days that's great for the whole family. It costs $10 for adults and $5 for kids and takes roughly 45 minutes to an hour to complete, depending on party size. The attendant was friendly and offered us the option to play through the course a second time at no extra cost. Some holes are very elaborate while others lacked a little creativity, but the overall construction and quality of the course was enjoyable. Overall a fun experience that offers good bang for your buck.

The ownership is fantastic. nothing but great service. The course we just difficult enough to make…read moreyou think but easy enough to keep it fun for everybod... I have no bad things to say about this place.

Great fun place to go when you want to get out the house, spend time with kids or spouse. My…read morehusband and I found this place when we were looking for mini golf places nearby. They are very inexpensive, and you can spend as much time there as you want. They also sell shaved iced. The gentleman that runs the place is friendly, and hardworking. Very well lit at night so the fun doesn't stop when the sun goes down!

Perfect place for a beautiful day. Only $8 for unlimited play, and the shaved ice is also cheap…read more The courses are fun and creative, but not too hard that you get caught up waiting for people to finish.

What a great place for a date, family fun or to just get off your fanny and be active!…read more I went here with my brothers and we had a BLAST! We hit the batting cages first (I recommend bringing your own bat) then did some mini golf. The mini golf here was awesome. Such a blast and not too easy

Nice place good service almost always give you extra coins. Friendly employees. Could use some…read moreupdating on the batting cages.

I had a great time. The staff was informative and aware of the areas that we would struggle with…read moreand provided assistance. Myself and my friends had a great time and can't wait to return!

The best time at RYZE! Love that parents or conservative adults can take the stairs and still take…read morephotos and go up on the looking tower! Zip line and other fun adventures over 4 stories of ropes course activity. Drinks for adults. Shaded areas for adults. Mini golf. What more could you ask for! Such a fun family activity or perfect for a bunch of adults.

I finally visited Magic Mini Golf... on its last night of operation! I read about the closure in…read morethe St. Louis Post-Dispatch and stopped by after a meal at another establishment in the Loop. (I suspected MMG's food offerings would be limited on the last day, and I was correct.) I was surprised MMG operated for only 3 years. I thought it was at least 8-10. The decor was old-timey magic show-inspired. The mini-golf was I believe 18 holes and STL-themed. One of the holes as a STL (Delmar Blvd., right outside) walk of fame w/ a tv screen slideshow of the honorees. Most (all?) of the other holes had a STL or a magic theme. What else was there? Tables for eating. A few arcade games. A mini Ferris wheel. No one rode it; this was a slow night. The bartender made it sound like this was because Mother's Day weekend is typically not a busy time for establishments such as Magic Mini Golf. The bartender was so nice. His family/friends were hanging out at the bar. The specialty cocktail menu was so to my liking that I had difficulty choosing, so I let the bartender choose for me. This was a cocktail of a good size. It was sweet and tart enough. I think it was the blackberry... margarita, was it? Yum! Would drink it again. Owner and local legend Joe Edwards was sitting at the bar and left a few minutes after I arrived! The bartender and the other staff member said he's a very nice boss. I was glad to hear that and that both employees have new jobs lined up. I exited into a downpour with a souvenir deck of Magic Mini Golf STL cards and a big smile. I'm glad I finally played.

I visited Magic Mini Golf on the Delmar Loop this past Saturday around 2 PM, and overall, it was a…read morefun and unique experience. The main attraction is the 18-hole mini golf course. Each green is elevated above the concrete floor, with custom build-outs that include nods to St. Louis history and culture, which was a nice touch. Each hole is around 12-15 feet in length, and while they're fun to look at, I will say the gameplay is a bit lacking. The greens are not particularly challenging, and because you can't actually stand on them, some of the putts were a bit awkward. Not the most practical setup, but still enjoyable. In addition to mini golf, the space includes giant shuffleboard, a few arcade games, and even a miniature 5-person Ferris wheel. There's also a full bar, which definitely adds to the atmosphere and makes it a great spot for a casual hangout with friends. When I went, there were about 2-3 other parties playing, but the flow was smooth and we never had to wait for a hole. At $12 per person for all 18 holes, it's reasonably priced for the novelty and the environment. All in all, I would recommend checking it out!

I enjoy this venue for a group activity or a date with someone you actually like!…read more The games are fun and creatively challenging. I always enjoy my meal but some are more tasty than others.

Came back intentionally for more good food! Missed happy hour by about 30 minutes but still had a…read moregreat meal! The menu has changed a bit but the service has not. Abby was great, she was attentive and made sure our food arrived to our table promptly. The salmon bowl was perfectly balanced between grains and mixed greens with just the right amount of green goddess dressing. My husband enjoyed the fries and hoagie but he did mention the hoagie could use some sort of sauce as it was a bit dry without it.

This has to be the smallest mini golf course I've experienced-where each hole is right next to each…read moreother-more like a jigsaw puzzle than a course. Sure, it was fun enough, but there lacks creativity and individuality. Halfway through the course, my wife and I abandoned ship and left. Partly because it was boring, but also because the droves of people in front of us made it a slow experience. If it's part of a package, maybe...but I wouldn't pay a separate admission for just that.

St. Louis Union Station has become an entertainment hub for Downtown St. Louis over the last few…read moreyears. The development company pouring dollars into St. Louis Union Station has done an incredible job of creating a family-friendly destination where you can spend an entire day. One of the awesome additions to St. Louis Union Station is the Mini Golf course! Tucked away behind the merry-go-round, St. Louis Union Station Mini Golf offers a fun way to spend some time with friends and family. While it may not be the most overly themed or outrageously decorated mini golf course I've ever played, it offered an urban oasis amidst the very industrial venue. With a standard 18 holes, St. Louis Union Station Mini Golf offers a fairly straight forward mini golf experience with each hole feeling fairly unique. The difficulty level is easy enough for children and those (like myself) who are not skilled at playing golf to enjoy themselves without an overly challenging course. There's nothing worse in my opinion when a mini golf course is so hard that it drains the fun from your evening. My only criticism is that the course was not well attended by employees. While my boyfriend and I were playing there were two younger fellas who were endlessly hopping from hole to hole with no regard to lines or other players. They continued to play even after we finished our game. I think because St. Louis Union Station Mini Golf is tucked away in a corner, it's easy for employees to forget about, but definitely needs a little more watching. Overall, the experience is fun and is a perfect way to kill some time if you're waiting in a long line for a table at one of the restaurants.

This is a great Par 3 course. Unfortunately, getting here was a tad difficult as there isn't any…read moresignage on how to get to the course and gos takes you to a subdivision. The clubhouse is a good size for the size of the course and they're hotdogs are top notch!

Played today. The course is well kept and my 9 holes were enjoyable. They have water out on the…read morecourse, which was nice. The Marshall was attentive enough to speed up the slow 4-some ahead of us to keep the pace steady. The holes are short enough for satisfying and quick play, you can leave your driver at home. Broke out my wood once. Would recommend!