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    Hickory Hill Golf Course

    2.7 (11 reviews)

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    Linda M.

    $9 a person. This course has rules: 6 stroke limit, no touching the flag (yet there are foam pineapple slices taking up the hole), 1 stroke penalty for going out of bounds (yet there's no brick border next to the walkways to your ball is guaranteed to go out at least three times). Basically, there aren't typical obstacles like windmills and tunnels. The game is challenging due to sloped greens, holes your ball won't go in unless it's only tapped in from inches away, and no shade or places to sit to let others pass. There's one bridge, one broken pipe tunnel, and neon blue water fountains, different colored turf for "sand pits," rock and plant obstacles, and different colored turf. Too expensive for the boring quality of the holes.

    Jared B.

    Hickory Hill Miniature Golf is fun for mini golfers who love a challenge. Ah yes, Hickory Hill. Home of miniature golf holes with water hazards, bunkers, roughs, and the dreaded 12th-hole-cave-of-doom. This is the mini golf course your parents warned you about. As the name suggests, this beautifully landscaped putt putt oasis is set into a hill. You start at the bottom, where one of two gently babbling creeks ends its long meandering journey through the front nine in a pond. The first hole is a forgiving straight shot (short and easy). The second is lengthy, and if you gun it, the green will let your ball roll right off and into the pond (which is why they kindly provide a skimmer at every lagoon). And that's two big things to love about Hickory Hill: their lengths are oversized, and feature many opportunities for your ball to do what you don't want it to do. The 12th hole is a monster: your ball has a steep climb to the cave at the top. Once it gets there, if it doesn't find the hole, or a rare niche to cling to, your golf ball will roll all the way back down the hill to the tee. There's a 90% chance you'll max out your six strokes. Don't be mad -- just get more holes in one on the front nine. Overall, this Hickory Hill is a ton of fun to play. I recommend it for family fun and World Minigolf Sport Federation (yes, it's a thing) wannabes alike!

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