Adventure Golf & Raceway – Westminster, CO

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Played June 30, 2018

Reviewed by the Pink Putter

As part of the ongoing nationwide travels of the Barter Boat, Mr. Tee and I road-tripped out to Colorado in late June/early July this summer. While in the Denver area, we stayed with long-time music friends of Mr. Tee’s, Chuck and Febra. Chuck joined us for a few rounds throughout the weekend, the first being Adventure Golf.

Rating

Hole-in-One – Upon arrival, we immediately knew that Adventure Golf was going to be a knockout experience. Greeted by a giant map of three over-the-top courses with titles like Lost Continent and Buccaneer Bay, we were genuinely conflicted about which one to play. We ultimately settled on Adventure Cove, a haunted house/story land themed course tucked way in the back of the property. Even though the first two courses looked super fun, we definitely made the right choice by picking the quietest course, as we were rewarded with zero crowds and wait time.

A combination of hole design, architectural obstacles and decorative lights made this course felt reminiscent of some of the west coast courses we’ve played, like Golfland and Golf N Stuff. Dimensional signage, whimsical houses, talking trees, challengingly fun game play, sound effects and water features galore are just a few of the features that skyrocket Adventure Golf to a top notch review. We’ll let our documentation of the course speak for itself. If you are in the Denver area, this is the number one place we would recommend for you to go play mini golf.

Which course to play? So many choices, oh my!
Ticket booth
We made it!
Teeing off at hole 1 of Adventure Cove
Chuck swings into Haunted Mansion number 1
Putt gently over the hump
A hit into the course’s 2nd Haunted House
Small obstacles prove to get in the way
Some lovely water features that line this course
Fun hole markers that vary throughout the course
A saw mill with pipe play
And of course, a giant windmill
Don’t let the swinging post block your shot
The talking tree at hole 18
A dragon and castle snapped from Buccaneer Bay
The 18th hole of Buccaneer Bay
A plane in flames on the Lost Continent course

Adventure Golf and Raceway Website

Pros
Unique, dimensional signage
Fun, creative and interactive obstacles
Well-designed game play that mixes challenge with fun
Many water features and shady landscaping
Clean and well-maintained greens

Cons
Not enough time to play all three courses!

Nerdy Notes

  • Adult (13-59) $8.25, Child (4-12) $6.95, Senior (60 and over) $6.95, Toddlers (3 & under) FREE
  • Unlimited Mini Golf! Adult $12.75, Child $11.50, Senior $11.50
  • Three 18-hole courses, Par 43 for Buccaneer Bay and Adventure Cove, Par 44 for Lost Continent
  • Go-Karts, Ropes Course, Bumper Cars, Maze and picnic pavilion on premises
  • Rubber-Covered Putters
  • No flags in holes
  • Adventure Golf and Raceway is owned and operated by the Hyland Hills Park and Recreation District, a Colorado special district. The revenues from Adventure Golf and Raceway help fund community centers, community pools, after school/preschool programs and other services within our Hyland Hills community.
Adventure Golf scorecard

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