We litterally play every week (no joke). They recognise us and treat us well. Even know which putter is my favourite! You even stand a chance of winning a free round with a hole-in-one abd get a free lolly at the end! Love it!

Its a very nice place indeed. The tracks are fun & challenging + there is a record billboard, which makes the playing interesting, because your constantly thinking about making the new record! I suggest going there if you enjoy minigolf! :) beverages are available which is also a good thing on a hot day! :)

four of us had a hit here before heading up the gondila to the top of queenstown, great fun, good little obsticles, only sore point is my game really!

Set in a beautiful outdoor garden setting, this course is fun for the whole family. Not too difficult and a fun worldwide leaderboard to compare your scores. Only con was the girl who worked their who was more concerned with her cellphone than chatting to customers.

Kids declared this was the best mini-golf they have ever been to. They talked about it the whole holiday and still go on about it today. I hate mini-golf but even I was wishing I had gone along instead of my husband, who also raved about it!

we had a cracker day for this and its actually cheapish. friendly staff and a excellent maintened course with beautiful flowers. every hole different and took us a good enjoyable hour to get around.

We visited Queenstown mini-golf and enjoyed the beautiful setting and the well kept grounds, lovely shrubs and flowers as well as the entertaining and fairly challenging mini golf with its imaginative layout. A relaxing and enjoyable experience and a pleasant way to relax after the more potentially stressful offerings on the mountain above! - Bungee jumping, luge etc.

When I was younger, every visit included a game of mini golf. While there is a new indoor facility across the road, nothing beats the original. The gardens around the holes are beautiful, and just make it an even better place to spend an hour. The holes are challenging and do require some skill, but for those 'hit and hopers'... More

It is becoming a family tradition to have a game when visiting Queenstown. OK we may not be talking at the end but still enjoy it. Owners are obviously passionate about gardening and when we visited in Dec roses were amazing. Lovely setting in one of the most scenic places in the world. Just remember that its a game.