Want to play mini-golf in Austin? Here’s a list of all the spots to get your putt putt on!
Originally posted in June 2024; Updated in March 2026
I am a mini-golf enthusiast. I love the low-stakes fun and attainable challenge of the game. It’s easy to play, which makes it good for groups of all ages. You’ll also find some fun, themed decor. Plus, the feeling of getting a hole-in-one is priceless. You’d never see me doing that on an actual golf course! 😀
In the last few years, I made it a goal to try all the putt-putt spots in Austin, which is the best kind of research. This post features 10 Austin mini-golf courses, so check out this list and pick one (or all) to try!
Quick Notes
- While outdoor courses tend to be more spacious, they typically are not shaded, so plan accordingly.
- You’ll typically get a paper scorecard at the entrance to keep track.
- The course difficulty rating I used is out of 3: 1 = easy, 2 = slightly challenging, 3 = challenging.
- The Dirdie Birdie and Holey Moley are the busiest courses, but you can make reservations. Popstroke is also one of the busiest but does not have reservations.
Austin’s / Putt Vegas at REVL (Pflugerville)
I love that Austin’s has multiple course options. With two outdoor courses and one indoor course, you’ll get your fill of putt putt. The outdoor courses are spacious and varied.
The REVL area is more upscale and adult-oriented, with a bar and big-screen TVs for sports, but it is part of Austin’s complex. This is where you’ll find Putt Vegas. Each hole is on a platform, and you’ll keep score on the touchscreen monitors at each hole, the only spot in Austin with a digital scorecard!
- Setting: Outdoor and indoor
- Number of holes: Two 18-hole courses outdoors, One 12-hole course indoors – Putt Vegas
- Par: Not noted but I would guess each hole is 2
- Course difficulty: 2
- Mini-golf cost per person: $8 for outdoor courses, $12 for the indoor course (pricing varies if you get an unlimited attractions wristband)
- Other amenities: Venue also has arcade games, carnival rides, laser tag, bowling, and more
- Food: bar, grill, and weekend buffet
- Parking: Large free parking lot
- Address: 16231 N Interstate Hwy 35, Pflugerville, TX 78660
The Dirdie Birdie
The Dirdie Birdie is a fun, interactive course. Each hole has its gimmick, from putting past a windmill on a replica of the Texas Capitol to a Rube Goldberg hole. The course is a bit challenging, but I love the creativity. This spot at the Domain has a bar and restaurant attached.
- Setting: Indoor
- Number of holes: 12
- Par: 31ish
- Course difficulty: 3
- Mini-golf cost per person: $18
- Food: Restaurant and bar attached
- Parking: Free garage
- Address: 10910 Domain Dr, Suite 120, Austin, TX 78758
Duke’s Adventure Golf
When I think of a classic course, Duke’s Adventure Golf is what I envision. A spacious course with water features and just enough difficulty to make you feel accomplished and challenged.
- Setting: Outdoor
- Number of holes: 18
- Par: 36
- Course difficulty: 2
- Mini-golf cost per person: $9 for adults, $6 for kids 5 and under
- Food: Food truck next door serving tacos and shaved ice
- Parking: Free parking lot
- Address: 1716 E Slaughter Ln, Austin, TX 78747
Holey Moley Golf Club
Holey Moley Golf Club comes from Australia and has quickly opened several locations in the U.S. Each hole has a theme, like grandma’s house, complete with a wallpapered restroom or the space hole that feels like you’re putting on the moon.
- Setting: Indoor
- Number of holes: Three 9-hole courses
- Par: Each course is 27
- Course difficulty: 3
- Mini-golf cost per person: Mon-Thurs: $14 for one course, $22 for two courses, $26 for three courses; Fri-Sun: $15 for one course, $27 for two courses, $36 for three courses
- Kid note: Under 21 allowed until 8 pm daily
- Other amenities: Karaoke, live music, space for big groups
- Food: In-house bar and restaurant
- Parking: Street
- Address: 807 E 4th St, Austin, TX 78702
Main Event
If you’re looking for something easy, Main Event is the choice. This indoor course feels a bit narrow at some holes, but the black lights and glowing features are cool. However, the course feels low-budget. Even in the glow, you can tell pieces of the course have fallen apart.
- Setting: Indoor
- Number of holes: 18
- Par: 40
- Course difficulty: 1
- Mini-golf cost per person: $10
- Other amenities: Venue also has arcade games, laser tag, and billiards
- Food: In-house bar and restaurant
- Parking: Free parking lot
- Address: 13301 US-183 Hwy, Austin, TX 78750
Memorial Miniture Golf (Buda)
If you like military history, you’ll enjoy the special plaques and iconic war images at each hole. This is a hard course due to the many random slopes and bumps. The holes could be a little more interesting, and the slopes add a little excitement/frustration.
- Setting: Outdoor
- Number of holes: 18
- Par: 60
- Course difficulty: 3
- Mini-golf cost per person: $14 for adults; $10 for veterans, military, seniors, and kids 4-12 years old; free for kids 3 years old and under
- Other amenities: Each hole has a plaque that gives more information on a significant military event
- Food: None
- Parking: Free parking lot
- Address: 1710 N Farm to Market 1626, Buda, TX 78610
Monster Mini Golf (Round Rock)
This chain has locations all over the U.S. and Canada. Their glow-in-the-dark course has spooky decor.
- Setting: Indoor
- Number of holes: 18
- Course difficulty: 2
- Mini-golf cost per person: $13 for adults; $11 for kids, seniors, military, and college students
- Other amenities: Arcade games, laser tag, and bowling
- Food: None
- Parking: Free parking lot
- Address: 3916 Gattis School Rd, Round Rock, TX 78664
Peter Pan Mini Golf
An Austin classic, Peter Pan Mini Golf has been open since 1948. Here you’ll find many fun sculptures. The east course is supposed to be easier than the west course. Because of its central location, this course gets a bit busier than the others.
- Setting: Outdoor
- Number of holes: Two 18-hole courses
- Course difficulty: 2
- Mini-golf cost per person: $11 for one course or $17 for two courses per adult, $8 for one course or $14 for two courses for kids 5 and younger
- Other amenities: BYOB
- Food: None
- Parking: Free parking lot but small and gets full quickly
- Address: 1207 Barton Springs Rd, Austin, TX 78704
Popstroke
This national mini-golf chain, co-owned by Tiger Woods, opened its Austin location in 2025. Unlike the others on this list, there are no gimmicks or obstacles, and it visually mimics a golf course. The challenge is provided through hills and “sand pits.”
Popstroke does not have reservations, and the pace can be slow during a busy time. It was busy on a Saturday night; it took 3.5 hours to play both courses.
- Setting: Outdoor
- Number of holes: Two 18-hole courses
- Par: Both courses are 41
- Course difficulty: 4
- Mini-golf cost per person: $30 for adults, $20 for kids, $24 for seniors and military
- Other amenities: Venue also has pickleball, table tennis, sand volleyball, and lots of seating and big screens for watching sports
- Food: In-house restaurant and ice cream window
- Parking: Free parking lot
- Address: 13000 Harris Ridge Blvd, Austin, TX 78753
The farthest spots on this list are in Buda and Round Rock, and farther out, Centex Mini Golf is in Georgetown if you want another option.
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