Nowhere Haunted House Mini Golf – Inver Grove Heights, MN

Played on October 28, 2023

Reviewed by the Pink Putter

In June of 2023, we were invited by the creative crew of Nowhere Haunted House to get a sneak peek of the haunted house and tour the blank slate that would soon become their 13-hole mini golf course. The course opened early in the fall of 2023 and we were eager to get there after the busy competitive season wrapped up. On Halloween weekend 2023, we decided there was no better time to go play a round and see the finished course.

Rating

Don’t be fooled by its name, Nowhere is definitely somewhere fun and creative! This indoor course has a wide variety of exciting gameplay. As you move through the course, you get to experience immersive themes ranging from Frankenstein to a dark carnival, an alleyway to a graveyard, a haunted forest to a volcanic island, and more. A handful of the holes are a bit long and fussy (like the duck game and the graveyard) – making them pretty challenging. But, it’s not necessarily a bad thing since most of the other holes are easy to score a 1 or 2. It’s hard to see in the photos but there are a lot of little details throughout the course including a mini crashed train set on #6 and 3D s’mores next to the bear mural. All of this came as little surprise to us after seeing how well they executed their haunted house attraction.  This is the perfect course to play during the spooky season but also serves as a fun escape year round.

Outside walking in
Course Rules and fun balls
Welcome to Nowhere
Mr. Tee aces hole 1
Holes 2 and 3 – spooky carnival rides and games
Hole 4- Carnival duck game
Hole 6 – railroad
Hole 7 – alley
Hole 8 – the challenging graveyard
Hole 9 – Gone Fishin’
Mr. Tee poses with the campsite bear that is making s’mores
Hole 10 – spooky forest
Hole 11 – Volcano
Holes 12 and 13 – Hive and Black Cat Crossing
Course overview
Photo op near the haunted house attraction
Mr. Tee gets a Shark Attack slushie

Nowhere Haunted House website

5300 S Robert Trail #300, Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077

Pros
Immersive holes with spooky and fun themes
Challenging and varied game play
Creative execution

Cons
Fussy/random gameplay on a handful of the holes

Nerdy Notes

  • 13 holes, no par
  • rubber-covered putters and novelty colored balls
  • no flags in cups
  • majority holes wheelchair accessible
  • arcade, snack bar, and haunted house also on-premise. Escape rooms will be opening in November 2023.
  • $10 per round, kids 3 & under play free

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