Miniature Golf in the Georgia Mountains

Enjoy a friendly sports outing with a round of North Georgia mini-golf in the mountain towns of Helen, Blue Ridge, and Blairsville. When you are finished, take advantage of the additional amenities offered at these fun attractions including fishing, arcade games, gem mining, and ice cream.

Local Miniature Golf Courses

Local Miniature Golf Courses

Kids can even play for free at select locations!

 

Mini Golf in North Georgia

Enjoy a leisurely night of fun or go all-in with a competition to earn bragging rights. These mini golf courses near me in North Georgia provide fun for the whole family or something different to do on date night.

Mini Golf Courses Near Me Georgia

Mini Golf Courses Near Me Georgia

Plus, learn how to treat kids to FREE mini-golf at the following locations: 2nd Story Entertainment, Alpine Mini Golf, Blairsville’s Ice Cream & Mini Golf, Cohutta Cove Mini Golf, The Lilly Pad Miniature Golf and Gem Mining, and Pirate’s Cove.

 

Mini Golf in Blairsville, GA

Mini golf in Blairsville, GA, can be enjoyed with ice cream or while at a scenic state park!

 

Blairsville’s Ice Cream & Mini Golf

Enjoy the classic combo of ice cream and mini-golf at Blairsville’s Ice Cream and Mini Golf. Compete with friends over a round of mini golf then top off the trip with Mayfield ice cream in cups, cones, floats, milkshakes, or sundaes! Mini Golf is FREE for kids 2 years old and under at this location!

 

Vogel State Park Miniature Golf 

Mini Golf at Vogel State Park in Blairsville

Mini Golf at Vogel State Park in Blairsville [photo ExploreGeorgia.org]

This local treat is located inside the beautiful Vogel State Park in Blairsville. Must pay a parking fee (~ $5) inside the park and an additional fee applies to playing rounds of mini-golf.

 

Mini Golf in Blue Ridge, GA

Fans of miniature golf can choose between outdoor or indoor mini golf in Blue Ridge, GA! Perfect for practicing your game – no matter what the weather!

 

2nd Story Entertainment

2nd Story Entertainment Indoor Mini Golf and Arcade

2nd Story Entertainment Indoor Mini Golf and Arcade

This indoor mini-golf course has 18 holes weaving throughout 9 differently-themed rooms. Plus, there are additional great games to play including Air Hockey, Ms. Pacman, and Big Buck Hunter!

Discounts are available for seniors (ages 65+), military/veterans, first responders, medical professionals, and teachers. Kids 3 years old and under are FREE (with a paying adult).

 

Cohutta Cove Mini Golf

Cohutta Cove Mini-Golf in Georgia Mountains

Cohutta Cove Mini-Golf in Georgia Mountains

Enjoy 18 holes of mini-golf and gem mining at Cohutta Cove Mini Golf. Test your skill on the 18 holes of mini-golf with three opportunities to win a free game on your next visit by scoring a hole-in-one on hole #9, scoring a hole-in-one on hole #18, or with the Plinko golf ball return at the Caddy Shack. Free for children under age 3.

Book a combo deal to save money on a package that includes gem mining!

 

The Lilly Pad Miniature Golf and Gem Mining

Lilly Pad Village Mini Golf Georgia Mountains

Lilly Pad Village Mini Golf in the Georgia Mountains

Enjoy nine holes of mini-golf in a wooded natural setting. Choose to follow your golf with on-site fishing and gem mining at The Lilly Pad in Blue Ridge. One low price is for play for the whole day! Plus, kids under 4 are free with a paying adult!

 

Mini Golf in Helen, GA

Play themed miniature golf at courses in Helen, GA.

 

Alpine Mini Golf

Alpine Mini Golf in Georgia Mountains

Alpine Mini Golf in Georgia Mountains

Located at the south end of Helen on Main Street, you can’t miss the 18-hole Helen Alpine Mini-Golf Course. The kid-friendly, family-friendly, and even pet-friendly location is a great place to spend the day. Open daily from March to November (10:00 a.m. — 10:00 p.m. weather permitting). Also open on weekends in December, January, and February. Be sure to call ahead to confirm hours during the winter months.

Kids 2 and under are free with a paying adult.

 

Bavarian Mountain Miniature Golf

Bavarian Mountain Mini Golf in the Ga Mountains

Bavarian Mountain Mini Golf in the Ga Mountains

Bavarian Mountain Miniature Golf and Arcade is a great place to unwind, enjoy the scenery, and have a great time. There are two 18-hole mini-golf courses plus the largest arcade in the area with games including Skee Ball, Air Hockey, Billiards, and Flappy Birds.

Different mini-golf passes are available, including single 18-hole games up to unlimited 2-day passes.

 

Pirates Cove Mini Golf

Pirates Cove Mini Golf in the Georgia Mountains

Pirates Cove Mini Golf in the Georgia Mountains

This national chain is a pirate-themed mini-golf course with 18 holes to challenge the whole family. This course is barrier-free to allow easy access for wheelchairs and strollers. Kids 3 and under are free with a paying adult!

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Note that locations are independently operated, and the information above is subject to change without notice. Please confirm hours and offers before making special trips.

 

Map of North Georgia Mini Golf

Use the map of North Georgia mini golf to find a fun location for your group to play a friendly round of miniature golf in North GA. Click the icon on the top left to use interactive features and view North Georgia golf courses as well!

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Miniature Golf Near North GA

Miniature Golf Near North GA

When you’re ready for bigger challenges on a full-sized golf course, take your putting skills to these North Georgia golf courses for even more fun!

10 Responses

  1. Barbara says:

    Hello Alyce,

    Whenever I was traveling south from the Western states ,or just home to Florida from Missouri, my goal was to get through Georgia as fast as I could. Seems like I missed some good scenery and good times. Never knew you could mix mini golf with other activities. Of course, food, especially ice cream, goes really well with miniature golf. My husband and I were rockhounds when we lived in the southwest- and I would go for a round of golf and a bit of rock hunting.

    Seems like miniature golf is the thing in the Appalachian foothills. No full sized  golf course anywhere in the area? Of course, I have played both regular golf and mini golf and I am no good at either. But I love golf either way. The grounds are beautiful. It was always a great way to enjoy the outdoors. Fortunately, when I was playing golf, my whole group was not so good. We just enjoyed the outdoors, If I ever travel south again, I’ll have to stop in Georgia. Great pictures. And kids under three, free? wonderful!

  2. Brooke says:

    Hey again!

    Alright.. now THIS is more my style 🙂 I am an avid golfer, and no mini golf is not less superior to regular golf! I love it all!

    This is a sport I have grown up with my whole life and I have a lot of passion for and it really started with mini golf. My grand father and dad both enjoyed golf, and I would join them once in a while, but it was mini golf that really got me into it. When I was young.. it was the ice cream I got after the game 😛 but soon I cared less and less about the ice cream and more about the game and getting the ball in the little holes. My mom would take me every weekend, and soon as I got older I was visiting on my own through the bus system. My family couldn’t get me away, so they eventually brought me to a real golf course. It was frusterating at first, and all I wanted to do was putt! But I soon got the hang of it, and havent looked back.

    The mini put course was the start of a life long passion and I hope others that visit your site and potentially visit one of these courses finds enjoyment and love from the game.

    Talk soon!

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Brooke, thanks so much for sharing. I also have many fond childhood memories of going to the local mini-golf place for Saturday afternoons of golf, arcade games, and lunch. It’s great to hear how one passion sparked another for you and that golf has remained a lifelong favorite! 🙂 

  3. Jewelia says:

    Wow, that’s a great idea for a family vacation! I like that the Alpine Mini Gold if not only kids-friendly but also pets-friendly. At last, a family wouldn’t have to leave any members behind despite the leg count. 🙂

    Gem mining at the Lilly Pad also sounds very attractive as an additional activity.

    All the places look scenic on your pictures and very inviting. Thank you for putting the information together of all these places for mini-golf.

    ~ Julia

  4. RoDarrick says:

    The game of golf generally has always been fascinating to me to watch and practise. I think the miniature golf in the Georgia mountains would be a perfect way to cap off an eventful vacation. I have been planning my vacation but I don’t know the kind of activities that can be included towards my ending parts of my vacation and I’m glad I read about this miniature golf in the Georgia. They look rather amazing and would surely be fun to visit to have a one or more rounds of Golf. Thanks

  5. Henderson says:

    Oh wow, miniature golfing? This is just perfect. I have already heard of the Georgian mountains and all of it’s beauties from good restaurants to nice breweries etc. Now this is really nice, I love golfing especially because I get to meet new people. I think this is one of the very many reasons why I need to visit the Georgian mountains. This is very cool and I came wait to come around.

    • Alyce says:

      There is often a lot of camaraderie on the course as you’ll get to watch some of the play of the groups in front of you and behind you. It’s always a good time!

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