We had a good time here. We only played mini golf. I think the price is good for what you get. You get to choose between 2 outdoor courses and 1 indoor. You can play all or one. Up to you. The courses were actually more challenging than they look and we loved that! A great place to spend a couple hours and will be back! They also have a driving range and a set up like Top Golf.

We hosted our rehearsal dinner here for our wedding and it was the best choice we could have made!! We reserved the indoor mini golf area along with a couple of golf bays and everyone had a blast. The taco bar was delicious and the bar kept the drinks flowing. Allen and Jackie helped to make the night run seamlessly.

Vitense has really stepped up their game over the past few years. The mini golf has remained the same, but in a good way. The food is great, ice cream onsite is awesome, and they offer so many activities. I recently held a work event here in the Tee Box and patio - it was an awesome time. The street tacos we had were very good. The only complaint is that the drinks are on the pricey side. Overall it was a great experience.

Vitense is very unique. It has a mom and pop feel but provides all the amenities and more of all the other massive netted golf ranges popping up in the area. It has heritage and history. Which is intrinsic to the golf culture. Personally, I believe the big box ranges have nothing on this place. From the price to the atmosphere. They have good food and drinks. Friendly staff. Not a bunch of neon and gimmicks. A well kept, real grass section to dial-in before a golf outing. Not to mention a cozy little 9 hole par 3 that is quietly challenging but also simple and approachable at any skill level. Grab your clubs, head to Vitense and leave those big box stores in bankruptcy. From what I hear the lessons and pro-staff are very good. 6 stars-

*Golf here when kids are in school!! Or wait for the crowd to clear before you play!* The mini golf here is great. I loved the trickiness of the holes and the way they incorporate playground equipment into the course. There's slides and climbing walls, bridges and gliders. It's a lot of fun. My husband thought it was more whimsical focused than golfing, so if your preference is on 1 or 2 par then you may not like it. But absolutely take the time to go when there's not a crowd. There were a lot of inconsiderate parents here, letting their kids walk over- and even play on- courses that other people are golfing on. One kid hit a ball so hard it hit a woman in the side of her face, from two holes away. Outside of that, the course was fantastic. We waited to do our 3rd game until the crowds were gone (around noon) and it was even better than the first two.