Golfing is a popular activity for all ages here in Palm Beach County. The county is home to more than 160 golf courses both private and public and has so much golf history that Palm Beach County has earned the title as Florida’s Golf Capital.

With more the 160 golf courses to try, the area also has plenty of miniature golf courses for everyone to have a good time.  You do not have to be a great golfer, or putter, miniature golf courses are all about having a great time with family and friends.

Here are some of the best miniature golf courses in South Florida.

Jupiter:

Golden Cub Mini Golf is an 18-hole mini golf course designed by Nicklaus Designed which is run by retired professional golfer and North Palm Beach resident Jack Nicklaus. The course is designed and based on a smaller version of a typical golf course. Golden Cub features hills, bunkers, and landscaping obstacles to challenge your putting skills.  The course has partnered with Nicklaus Children’s Health Care Foundation and for each round a portion of the cost goes towards the foundation.

Lighthouse Cove Adventure Golf is located within the Jupiter Inlet district and show cases two miniature golf courses, Paradise Falls and Lost Lagoon. Both courses have 18 holes each for a total of 36 holes between the two. The courses, whichever one you choose, have both exciting and challenging holes that explain Jupiter’s history, have several caves, hills, a tropical aquarium, sharks, and much more. Also located on site is The Burger Bar and 3 Scoops Ice Cream Shop to stop at for a quick snack before or after the game

Lake Worth Beach:

Adventure Mini Golf features two 18-hole mini golf courses. The courses are both an intermediate and an advanced skill level course.

Stuart:

The 76 Golf World Family Fun Center in Stuart not only includes a mini golf course but also go-karting, batting cages, an arcade, bumper cars, zip lining, snack bars and more. They have two 18-hole mini golf courses; one is called Rocky River and the other is called Eagle’s Nest. Rocky River course is more challenging with a flatter terrain while Eagle’s Nest includes waterfalls, caves and is known to be easier.