Tualatin Island Greens

We LOVE this place. Like we don't even wanna review so we can keep this gem of a secret lol but the secret has been out and we wanna keep their stars up because this place rocks. $6 for some mini golf? Yes please! Used to be 5 and a buck increase is understandable and welcome. Thank you for keeping it affordable to us families. Fun streams running thru the course. Always a good fun. Saw a bunny last time even. Still haven't gotten par for the course but we are getting better, at least I'm still smoking my hubs 😆

Cheap Fun Minigolf!! Nothing beats it! I love minigolf, and this is a simple, yet elegant course. Lots of tiny, beautiful water features with a great atmosphere. If you're looking to just play some good ol' minigolf, Tualatin Island Greens is the place to go. Also love their handy tools to grab the balls out of the water, see pictures below 😁 The par was challenging, yet achievable, I barely got it!

We went to this place for mini golfing with the daughter. They had one course for mini golfing. It was medium difficulty I would say. But the features stayed the same all throughout-- gradients and water streams running through. They were interesting at first but got boring very soon. The grassy area surrounding the course had mostly dead grass and needed some TLC. There was also a driving range and a restaurant inside. The mini golf was pretty cheap and I would come again, given the dearth of options around. But not with excitement!

I'm a sucker for mini-golf, but when there's one out in Tualatin that has courses based on famous golf courses, you bet I'll be there! So, my husband and I drove an hour to the golf club and were amazed at how well-maintained the property was. We went on a Friday late morning, and the parking lot was a little full, but not overcrowded. The staff members were welcoming, and since it was our first time there, they showed us where to go for the courses. When I found out it was only $6 per person, I couldn't believe it! That's the best pricing I've ever had for 18 rounds of mini-golf. Mind you, these aren't your normal spinning lighthouses or a hippo with its mouth open. These are famous golf courses that have shrunk to, well, mini-sized. I'd suggest these courses are more of a medium level of difficulty. The courses are well-maintained and clean, and you understand where to go. There are benches around to kick back and view the scenery. It's quiet and peaceful. I will commute that hour to come out here more often. I highly recommend it! Tualatin Island Greens will be added to my list of activities to have a good time.