Best Putt-Putt Golf Courses for Kids Around Atlanta

Putt-putt. Miniature golf. Mini golf. Whatever you want to call it, it’s a family-friendly, grand time. Around Atlanta, there are a variety of mini golf courses, some with unique twists and cool features.

Some courses may require advance ticket purchase; call or check the website to confirm hours before heading out.

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The Fringe at Area 51

The Fringe features two landscaped 18-hole courses and is currently open daily. Check their website for specials, including the Family 4-Pack and Play-All-Day deals. Roswell.

Great Locomotive Chase Adventure Golf

Based on the real-life adventures of the Great Locomotive Chase, Stone Mountain’s 18-hole outdoor course takes players in pursuit of the stolen General Locomotive. Train-inspired elements and a beautiful setting make this a great family adventure. Stone Mountain.

Swing Atlanta

Test your skills on Swing Atlanta’s outdoor mini golf course; this entertainment venue also offers axe throwing and a love-lock fence where you can leave a tribute to a loved one.

Pirate’s Cove

All pirates are welcome to come aboard and play golf at this outdoor course. Go for the 27-Hole Adventure for an extra good time. Duluth.

Skyline Park

Perched atop Ponce City Market, this miniature amusement park brings a level of fun to make all other rooftops jealous. In addition to the putt-putt course, Skyline also has carnival-type games and a slide. Atlanta.

Lakepoint Station

Choose from two courses: a glow in the dark indoor Miner’s Mountain or an outdoor train-themed course. Lakepoint Station also has a climbing wall, a black light odyssey and a gem dig. Cartersville.

Puttshack

This upscale, tech-infused mini golf experience has interactive leader boards, a prize wheel and paperless scoring. Each hole has its own interactive theme – test your aiming skills or pop culture knowledge, or use a Supertube to gain extra points. After 8 p.m., admittance is limited to 21 years and older. Atlanta and Dunwoody.