Rainbow Run Putting Course

Loved this course! Not a lot of good quality put put courses out in this area. Nicely kept and lots of shade for a really sunny day. Beautiful!

I booked my 8-​year-​old son’s birthday party here, having never been to this golf course. It was a great time! They took care of setting up a tent, ordering pizza and providing utensils, etc. All we had to do was show up with the cake, play some mini golf and enjoy the day! The course is fun, challenging and well-​maintained. With seven young kids in the party, we only made it through nine holes before stopping for pizza and cake — and didn’t go back to finish the course — but everyone had a lot of fun!

Past it’s glory days.
While they’ve done a good job cleaning it up, many things are no longer functional. It used to have many neat tricks like fans that would blow the ball around, or a stream you could hit your ball in and would wrap around to the hole, along with other things. Many of these no longer work which is sad because that’s what set this apart from other courses. The scenery here is still great, they’ve set that as their priority over the functional «tricks»
Not a bad course, I still love it, its just not as good as it used to be

Turned away at 7:40pm. Their hours are until 9pm. I understand if we showed up at 8:30, but we could have easily finished by 9pm. On top of that, the guy was rude about it. Don’t waste your time. It looks pretty run down as well.

Was looking for mini put put while on the east side of Seattle. Google searched and found this course.
18 holes and it was the most challenging course I have been to so far. It really challenges you, regardless of if you’re experienced or not. Great course since it was next to a real course.
We arrived there close to closing time, so allow yourself plenty of time (about 2 hours) to complete the course at a leisurely manner for a party of 5.
You can drink (alcohol and/​or nonalcoholic) while playing. I’d go again!
$ 10 each player

The reviews look great, however we called to get more information and a gal answered the phone (Pam or something) and was so rude! She was talking to someone else at the same time and her tone was «I’m annoyed. that you called!». She also mentioned that the last group goes out at 3:30pm, which was about the time we called. Employees are the first line of representation for any business and being rude to customers over the phone is not exactly the best approach to welcome new customers! Note to the rude employee, practice customer service, and if you don’t enjoy your job, find another one!

My company took us here for some RnR. 6 guys played real golf next door and 5 gals stayed here played mini golf. Regardless, we had a lot of fun!
There were 18 holes for the entire mini golf course. We skip one because we were too slow and wanted to get ahead. We didn’t want to delay the players behind us!
My coworker hit her golf ball into the artificial pond, which was probably the most gross part of all!
Overall, it was very fun!

I’ve only been to a handful of Putt-​Putt Golf Courses, so my experience is limited. I found Rainbow Run to be a lot of fun, well kept, and in a beautiful setting. I came on a weekday, mid-​day in July. There were folks ahead of us, and behind. It became busier as we wrapped up the back 9.
Fun for kids. $ 6 for kids. $ 9 for adults. Seemed a fair price.
I would give 5 stars if there was more signage out front, in the parking lot area. It was very difficult to determine where the Putt-​Putt was located among the main golf course. We parked on the south end of the lot and walked all the way to the main clubhouse at the north end only to find out that the mini course was at the far south end. The signage was at sidewalk level and hidden among the landscape.

UPDATED 10÷14÷14:
Mini golf course is just as fun as it was when I came here for the first time. The lines are also just as long, which is great for Willows Run, but not as great if you’re golfing. Also, maintenance here is lacking a bit. Leaves all over the course, which really does detract from the experience.
ORIGINAL:
Fun mini golf course! Unfortunately, you’ll be lucky to show up on a weekend and not have to wait in a long line for golfers in front of you. If one thing kills an experience, it’s that. Once you get to golf, though, you’ll have a lot of fun.

I’ve been here once or twice every year for probably 5 – 7 years. They definitely seem to invest more in the regular golf course landscaping than Rainbow Run. It appears that they threw a lot of money into it 10 years ago or so, and have just been putting minimal time and effort into it since then. The course isn’t in BAD shape, there are just some areas that need to be maintained a bit better: most of the course could use new turf, there are areas of standing water in many places, etc.
It’s still a fun outing for a decent price, but I’ve definitely visited mini golf courses that are better maintained.
I do like that you can get some different beers inside before you set out and take them around the course with you. There are a bunch of different ice cream treats in a cooler, too, if it’s hot out!

Poor customer service. Staff is rude and more interested in cell phone and sitting around. My kids almost cried when the jerk wouldn’t let them on the course 40 minutes before a «private party». I’m pretty sure that wasn’t the reason…
We drove an hour to get there so call first.

This is a fantastic place for people of all ages. I really had a lot of fun mini golfing here at Rainbow Run. To be honest, I don’t think you can expect a lot from putting courses. It’s generally set for people to enjoy time outside! Either way the service was super quick and we were ready to head out with our clubs in no time. The courses are super intriguing in my opinion and I feel that we spent a good amount of time there. I have no complaints here. It was a good time spent with good people.

Easily the best mini golf course in the area.
It’s probably one of the biggest mini golf courses I’ve been to, and each hole is set up uniquely with tunnels, caves, rocks, sand, and ponds. My favorite was the bear cave hole, with the loud growling.
The only complaint I had was that the employees weren’t very nice, and this place is often closed without warning to last minute private parties, so be sure to call the day that you want to go to make sure it’s open.

Rainbow Run is down the street from where I work. My team held a team-​building event here a few months back that was fun. The rate to play is $ 9 per adult so it is not particularly cheap, but it is in line with a movie and you will spend about the same amount of time playing the course.
This is a full 18 hole obstacle course. Having not played putt-​putt golf ever, there was some things to learn about how to swing and putt. It is also a game of strategy. What I liked about this was this is a very cool place to socialize. I guess that goes with the saying about a golf course being a place for business.
I did also learn that I am an insanely aggressive hitter and putter. Some of my shots went out of bounds and my putts went past the hole. There were also a few holes that seemed unplayable or out of service. All in all, I would recommend Rainbow Run as a place to have some outdoor fun and relax.