Polynesian Putter

Cheap fun. Not the most well kept place but part of the old Florida charm. Adults are only $ 6.00

Basic designs but still challenging, and only $ 6 a person. Kind of nice in how it’s «retro», but it’s a bit TOO old – I don’t think they’ve updated it since the Ford Administration. Poorly maintained but the price is reasonable. If you want good minigolf, I’d recommend Smugglers Cove – double the price but quintuple the quality.
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This place is a good place for young kids to play golf but not so good for older people. My 13 year old brother and I went there and we where done within 10 minutes. The place was a little run down and could use some repairs but there was a lot of shade which is nice on a sunny day. Also you can hear the water falls in the background which was peaceful. It was also reasonably priced.

This place is a snapshot of days long gone. So few are aware of its retro-​fueled glory and long history!
We used to have Gulf Golf on the beach and Goony Golf on 66^th St in St. Pete.
PP is the last of it’s kind still in existence, so please understand and be kind!
This joint is actually a piece of pop-​culture history. Lee Koplin was the «guru» of these sort of concrete Animal/​Fairy Tale/​Tiki/​Dinosuar mini golf courses. It’s most certain he was involved in creating the large TIKI head and giant SNAKE statues here.
Sadly, most other courses are gone now. Koplin’s pinnacle of this sort of joint still remains in the FL Panhandle. If you are either a mini-​golf or retro fan? Check it out…
But here? The Giant walk-​thru, retro MOAI head is worth the visit alone, just for the photo potentials, plus…
Even better, PP’s course is fun, well-​kept, challenging, and still a bargain!
Sure, there are more-​polished «chain owned,» and much more expensive mini-​golfs a bit more North on the beach.
Yet I still always find myself coming back here. A great and affordable slice of retro FUN for me and my family!

Smelled like mold and smoke. Bathrooms were dirty. My group made it fun but wouldn’t ever go back.

We had a nice evening playing this course. This isn’t to the level of Pirates Cove or other high level courses. But the price is right and it is a lot of fun.

Went at about 11am on a Saturday morning while staying at a hotel close across the road. Went in 2 groups, and wanted to pay separately. The first group of 3 people paid, total was $ 18 and paid with a card with no issues. Second group was 2 people for $ 12 and they wouldn’t accept a card because they didn’t take cards for totals of less than $ 20. Wouldn’t have had a problem with this if 1: they had a sign posted saying this or 2: if they had been polite about it. The staff was extremely rude and not accommodating at all. The course didn’t look great anyways and there was no one there. Ended up leaving and going to Smugglers (I think that’s the name) golf course about 7 miles away. MUCH better. So friendly and you can feed their alligators. Would recommend driving the extra 7 miles than going to this place.

Very well shaded!
The prices here were as expected and I’m glad there is a putt putt place in St. Pete Beach, however I wish it were better cared for. At one green, there were shrubs that were filled with bees. Um, no thanks! Other greens were not aesthetically pleasing. The place needs spruced up with paint and updated with fun challenges at the greens.

What a great little evening activity! This course is a typical, hokey little 18-​hole course, but we had a BLAST! On a Thursday evening, there was only one other couple playing while we made our way through each hole. The cost is $ 6 per player, so overall — it’s very inexpensive. Not knowing they accept cash only, the guy inside the office was very nice and let us play a full 18 holes for $ 7 (it’s the only cash we had and there was no ATM in sight). It’s a great little place for lots of laughs and a little fun before dinner.

We were amused with the very serious reviews of this place and decided we try it out. It’s a hokey, low-​grade course with few obstacles, and cheesy decorations. We LOVED it. You’re in St. Pete Beach so you can’t expect Myrtle Beach or Panama City-​type putt-​putt. It was a Thursday night so it wasn’t too busy. The other people there were polite and well-​mannered, no one was causing a raucous so it was good for a family. We would definitely go back; it was an inexpensive fun night out with the family on vacation. We had our three kids with us and weren’t put off by the hotel next door and did not see beer cans everywhere. I wasn’t surprised by the cigarettes though but was glad they were in cigarette butt cans rather than laying all over the ground.

Mini golf was somewhat lame and the course was ugly and dirty. Woman in the office was somewhat strange and the credit card machine was incredibly slow. Don’t waste your time, go find another mini golf place.

3.5 stars.
Very basic course with no moving obstacles, but a nice mix of greens. Three of us (ages 13 – 51) had lots of fun, $ 6 each seems like a decent price, and while the «greens» weren’t spotless, they weren’t ragged either.
PS: We didn’t find beer cans and cigarette butts all over, but it was 9:00 on a Tuesday night :-)

Let me start by saying that this place is completely run down, there are beer cans and cigarette butts in every bucket before each hole and the place is right by a pretty sketchy motel.
But…
It is still a fun course to play. It is a fairly easy 18 holes, so players of any skill level will have fun. The water by one of the holes is a shade of green that I have never seen before.
It is 6 bucks a round so you really can’t beat that.