Best Mini Golf Courses In Singapore, Including Kid-Friendly Putting Adventures

Mini golf has evolved far beyond the cheesy windmills and plastic loop-the-loops of the past. Whether it’s a murder mystery adventure, a dinosaur-filled outdoor course or a neon-lit indoor experience, Singapore’s mini golf scene has something for everyone, even for the little ones!

Want to try your hand at golf without the serious commitment or the scorching heat of a full 18-hole course? We round up some of the most popular places to play mini golf in Singapore, from immersive themed experiences to breezy beachside courses. Whether you’re looking for a fun family activity, a unique date idea or a casual hangout with friends, these venues offer a great mix of putting challenges and entertainment. Many also come with food, drinks and bar options, so the fun doesn’t have to stop when the last hole is done.

One of the best things about mini golf is that anyone can play—no experience, no equipment and no fitness level required. It’s a great way to bond as a family, with themed courses and fun obstacles that keep kids engaged while adults can enjoy the challenge of the game. With plenty of air-conditioned courses around, it’s also a great alternative when you’re looking for indoor activities to do with the kids. Most venues welcome children of all ages, though some entertainment-focused places with bars may be strictly 18 and above after a certain hour.

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Kulnari Mystery Golf

For a mini golf experience like no other, head to Kulnari Mystery Golf. Set inside a heritage shophouse at Boat Quay, this one-of-a-kind course takes you back to 1920s Singapore, where you’ll navigate 18 holes through dim alleys, teahouses and crime scenes while cracking hidden clues. Feeling peckish after? Quay House, the in-house heritage restaurant, serves up Asian tapas and curated tasting menus to round off the evening. Set aside 1.5 to 2 hours for the full experience.

Mini golf price: From $39/adult (13 & above) and $35/child (5 – 12), with a family bundle option available.

Kulnari Mystery Golf, 51B Circular Rd, Singapore 049406, www.kulnari.com

Dino Putt

For a roaring good time, Dino Putt at clubFACE in Jurong is the place to be. This outdoor 18-hole course is packed with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs that roar, blink and move as you make your way through each hole. With no prior experience needed and obstacles designed for all skill levels, it’s as fun for toddlers as it is for adults. Beyond the course, kids can look forward to dino rides and a bouncy castle, making it a full day out for the family.

Mini golf price: Weekday tickets from $30/child under 12 & $35/adult.

Dino Putt, 511 Upper Jurong Rd, Singapore 638366, www.dinoputt.com

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UltraGolf

For Singapore’s only beachside mini golf experience, UltraGolf at The Palawan, Sentosa is hard to beat. Set across a breezy 18-hole outdoor course with panoramic island views, it’s a refreshing change from the usual indoor venues. Each hole features dual tee positions, making it accessible for young children and beginners alike. Kids under 3 enter free, and with sessions lasting just 45 to 60 minutes, it’s an easy and enjoyable outing for the whole family.

Mini golf price: Tickets are priced at $23.

UltraGolf, 54 Palawan Beach Walk, The Palawan @ Sentosa, 098233, www.ultragolf.com

The Par Club

For a modern spin on mini golf, The Par Club at Marina Square is unlike any other venue on this list. Instead of physical courses, six state-of-the-art indoor golf simulator bays let you play on virtual recreations of world-famous courses. Switch things up with fun mini games and interactive challenges, with no experience or equipment needed. It’s a great spot for families, with toddler clubs available and a fully carpeted space safe for young ones to roam.

Mini golf price: From $70/hour per bay, accommodating up to eight players.

The Par Club, 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-309/310/311 Marina Square, Singapore 039594, www.theparclubsg.com

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Holey Moley (permanently closed)

Once one of Singapore’s most beloved mini golf venues, Holey Moley at Clarke Quay was a crowd-pleaser for its 27 wacky, pop-culture themed holes, lively bar and electric atmosphere. Sadly, the doors closed in September 2022 following the redevelopment of the area.

Champions Golf (permanently closed)

A staple of Singapore’s mini golf scene, Champions Golf at Bukit Timah was a go-to for its sprawling 36-hole course set amidst lush greenery. At just $10 a game, it was also one of the most affordable options in Singapore. The venue closed its doors in December 2023 when its land lease expired.

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