There’s nothing like playing 18 holes of golf on a beautiful, sunny day, but you don’t always need a PGA-tour course and four hours. Instead, find a fun mini-golf course and take the whole family! You can practice your putting, and the kids will love to learn some new skills. Here’s a mini-golf course in Maine with a seashore theme, and it’s insanely fun.
Welcome to Schooner Miniature Golf! This place has been around since 1988, so you might remember playing here as a kid. You’ll find it in Saco, right off Route 1.
Schooner Miniature Golf/Google Address: 58 Ocean Park Road, Saco, ME, 04072
With its red-and-white lighthouse and big wooden schooner, this seashore-themed course is sure to be fun for the whole family. It’s the largest 18-hole mini golf course in the state, so allow yourself plenty of time to make your way through.
Schooner Miniature Golf
Every hole has exciting obstacles and unique challenges that will keep you entertained and challenged.
Schooner Miniature Golf
The course mimics a little harbor, and you’ll play right on the dock…
Schooner Miniature Golf/Google
…and even right out onto the water.
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Everyone’s favorite is the 11th hole, which is played right aboard the 75-foot schooner.
Schooner Miniature Golf
Miniature golf is an activity that’s perfect for everyone in the family, from preschoolers to grandparents. Come with a group of friends, or join your family. You’ll want to stop by the ice cream window for a treat before or after your game.
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Schooner Miniature Golf is open seasonally, and its hours change depending on the month. The season ends on the last weekend in September, so make plans now to visit!
Donna Murphy/Google Kids ages 4 and under pay $5 to play; those ages 5-12 pay $8, and golfers over 12 pay $9.
Learn more about Schooner Miniature Golf on its website. Does this place look like fun? Tag the friends and family you want to take with you!
Schooner Miniature Golf/Google
Address: 58 Ocean Park Road, Saco, ME, 04072
Schooner Miniature Golf
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Kids ages 4 and under pay $5 to play; those ages 5-12 pay $8, and golfers over 12 pay $9.
Looking for more fun in the sun? Visit this natural water slide that’s surrounded by beautiful scenery.
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