Safari Golf

It was a busy afternoon in August around 2pm. The course is immaculate & well kept. The Safari animals are attractive and life size, took a photo of my grandson with each animal in the background. The holes were a good mix of difficult and easy. The staff we encountered was patient and charming. We were not hurried by them but if it had been any busier they might have. We did need to wait for others to finish a hole, most every hole, before proceeding but it gave us time for the photo moment. It was fun, we smiled a lot and enjoyed a pleasand hour or so with each other. more

The facility itself was well kept, and the course is good for all skill levels with progressively harder holes. But if it's a busy night, don't bother. We went with three couples, six people total and we had just started our game when the group nazi came out to make us split up and hurry us along. We had a great time all the way up to hole #2 when some not so friendly staff member came and told us to split up and hurry up! We paid to be there and she came to tell us to move faster. Isn't the point of mini golf to go out and have a good time with your friends?! Pretty hard to do with staff members constantly walking through your game to hurry you along!! And the best part is that we broke into two groups and "hurried up" and still ended up all waiting together for the people at the next hole to move. Like I said, the facility was good, but if you're planning on taking your time and actually playing the game, don't bother going to safari golf!! more

We've got a lot of miniature golf courses in Connecticut, and this, in my opinion, is one of the best. The course is neatly kept, the animal statues are lots of fun for kids and the waterfalls and bridges create lovely scenery. The course is relatively cheap and refreshments are available nearby. Kids will also love the MANY different ball colors available, but it's definitely not just for kids as my friends and I are still frequent visitors as young adults. more