Mini golf has officially outgrown the kids’ party circuit. These days, it’s all about glow-in-the-dark greens, wild themes, cocktails mid-round and some seriously impressive setups. From jungle vibes and neon dreamscapes to psychedelic adventures, Perth’s mini golf game is punching well above its weight.
Here’s Urban List’s low down on the best mini golf spots around town.
Matagarup Mini Golf
Camfield Dr, Burswood WA 6100
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Set on the lush banks of the Swan River between Matagarup Zip+Climb and The Camfield, this epic 18-hole course is one of Perth’s biggest—and easily one of the most scenic. Nine of the holes are wheelchair accessible, and the entire course is laced with WA pride, featuring native plants, local sculptures and a winding 50-metre creek, all framed by skyline views of the city and Matagarup Bridge.
Our hot tip? Rally your mates or line it up for a wholesome date day—my friend Chelsea says it best: “The holes range in difficulty, including annoyingly tricky ones with water obstacles (I like to win OK). It's gorgeous being able to overlook the Swan and of course the Matagarup Bridge. And we always follow a game with lunch at The Camfield.”
You could also opt for fresh pasta and spritzes at neighbouring Mizzica Mangiatoria—it’s fully licensed and brimming with Sicilian vibes. Either way, you’re in for a good time.
Holey Moley
Northbridge, Carousel, Karrinyup and Fremantle
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I’ve done Holey Moley with friends, for a work bash and even on a date—and honestly, it never disappoints. This place is chaotic and full of the most random sets you could ever imagine. Between sips at the Caddyshack Bar and rounds of mini golf through Simpsons sets, candy wonderlands and Wizard of Oz throwbacks, there’s barely time to catch your breath. You can go for 9, 18 or 27 holes depending on how competitive (or tipsy) you plan to get and they’ve even jumped on the bottomless train—$50 gets you two hours of unlimited mini golf, bottomless drinks, a taco duo and fries galore. There’s student specials and family deals if you’re trying to find an hour or three of entertainment. Just expect a wild ride and plenty of photo ops.
Glowing Rooms
1 Emplacement Cres, Hamilton Hill WA 6163
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I was house sitting my favourite mini sausage dogs in Freo and needed something fun to do with my nephew other than the usual movie and burger night. After tossing up a few options, he picked Glowing Rooms—and I’m so glad he did. In true kid fashion, he was laser-focused on beating me (hanging out with the not-so-sporty Aunty means he knows he’s going to win), while I couldn’t stop marvelling at the immersive artwork and glow effects. I kept wanting to pause, snap photos and just soak it all in.
The 18-hole course is impressive. Artists spent over 1,300 hours hand-painting 800 square metres of walls and floors using special colour and a secret technique. Pop on the 3D glasses and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into another dimension—golf balls hover mid-air, animals come to life and characters feel like they’re reaching out of the walls. You'll journey through space, dive under the sea, pass Aussie icons and brush shoulders with your favourite superheroes.
But this isn’t just about the golf. There’s console gaming, karaoke rooms, and glowing signature cocktails with names like 5 Stroke Limit and Espresso Par-tini. “We’ve created a space that’s all about having fun,” says owner Ben. “From glow-in-the-dark cocktails to karaoke battles, it’s like stepping into another world where you get to be a big kid again, just with better drinks.” There are also killer packages for corporate events, and Ben reckons it’s one of the best team bonders out there. Honestly? He’s not wrong.
Wembley Mini Golf
200 The Blvd, Wembley Downs WA 6019
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This one’s a favourite of mine—I've done it with friends, colleagues and my aforementioned golf-obsessed nephew—and it always delivers. Set within the Wembley Golf Complex (also home to a killer driving range,) this landscaped 18-hole course feels like a shrunken-down version of the real thing, complete with water hazards, mini bunkers and rolling greens. You can even choose your difficulty level: red for beginners, blue for intermediate or black if you're feeling bold. It’s seriously pretty, especially around sunset, and perfect for everything from casual hangs to low-key team bonding.
“We offer something truly unique,” says General Manager Jason Roach. “It’s a fun golf experience set in a beautifully landscaped environment that mirrors a full-size course. Whether you're here with family, friends or on a date, it’s a great way to enjoy the game in a relaxed, welcoming setting.” Once you’ve worked up an appetite, swing by the onsite restaurant and bar, 300 Acres, for a solid feed and a few drinks to finish the day right.
Supa Putt
10250 W Swan Rd, Henley Brook WA 6055
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In the heart of the Swan Valley, Supa Putt is a solid pick when you want to work a little friendly competition into your wine-tasting weekend. The 18-hole course is set across a full acre of lush, jungle-like gardens, complete with water traps, streams and sandy bunkers to keep things interesting. It’s designed to feel like a scaled-down version of a full golf course, and it’ll take you around 45 to 60 minutes to conquer—just enough time to build up a thirst for post-round vino.
Built using natural materials to blend into the landscape, the whole space feels peaceful and leafy, even when you're wildly off-par. And if your scorecard’s looking grim, there’s always the surrounding wildlife, water features and wineries to keep you smiling.
Amaze Miniature Park
24 Husband Rd, Barragup WA 6209
Ok, technically it’s just outside Perth—but there’s no way we could leave this one out. Amaze Miniature Park is Mandurah’s only mini golf course, tucked inside a magical garden wonderland with enough charm to win over even the most reluctant putters. Alongside dreamy landscapes, fairy gardens and miniature villages, you’ll find a 12-hole mini golf course that’s way trickier than it looks. The best bit? Unlimited rounds are included in your entry, so there’s no shame in going back for a rematch (or three).
The sprawling 1000m² hedge maze is worth the visit alone—see if you can find the hidden letters tucked throughout. Then there’s the miniatures themselves: detailed replicas of historic buildings from Abingdon Village (England’s oldest continually inhabited town), plus iconic spots from Germany, France and beyond, including a scale model of the Eiffel Tower. If you’ve got kids in tow—or you know, someone with a soft spot for trains (it happens)—they’ll love the tiny yet scaled working railways weaving through it all.
“We’re a magical garden park with mazes, fairy gardens and the cutest little villages,” says owner Nick Vanderven. “The mini golf might seem simple at first, but it’s surprisingly challenging. And the fun doesn’t stop there—head to the 1940s tea house for coffee, homemade cake and an incredible LEGO display.” The Tiny Teapot Café also dishes up smoothies, milkshakes and gluten-free treats made with love by in-house baker Marcela. It’s a wholesome day trip dream.
Wanneroo Botanic Golf
25 Drovers Pl, Wanneroo WA 6065
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I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve been to Wanneroo Botanic Mini Golf—and it’s not always just about the golf. Sure, it’s one of the biggest mini golf courses in the country with 36 beautifully designed holes (each around 12 metres long), but for me, it’s all about strolling through the stunning gardens and soaking up the serenity. Nestled within one of WA’s largest privately owned botanic gardens, the setting is so picturesque they actually host weddings here—and yeah, it’s easy to see why.
It’s the kind of place that turns a casual game into a proper day out. Once you’ve finished putting your way through waterfalls, streams and winding paths, grab a wood-fired pizza at Leapfrogs or settle in for tea and some of the best scones (with proper cream) I’ve ever had—my nan and I have made the café a regular date spot and we always leave happy.
My friend Kirstie also loves it here, and even though she says it’s a great spot to enjoy a sunny day, her favourite time to go is at night when the garden is lit up by fairy lights and you can grab an LED ball which glows in the dark. Same great game, and yes, the restaurant will still be open.
Masonmill Mini Golf
40 Masonmill Rd, Carmel WA 6076
Tucked into the hills of Carmel, Masonmill is one of those spots that has a bit of everything—lush gardens, a cute little Irish village, a restaurant and, of course, a mini golf course that’s perfect for a cruisy day out. The terraced 18-hole course isn’t the trickiest around, but it still brings plenty of fun as you weave your way past logs, boulders and some deceptively sharp angles.
Once you’ve hit the final hole, swing by the fully licensed kiosk for a crisp drink or settle into the terrace with a cappuccino and cake as you take in the view. If you’re hanging around after dark, you’re in for a treat—the gardens and course are fully illuminated at night, turning this peaceful forest setting into a dreamy after-hours mini golf session. With a seasonal menu, great local drinks and good vibes all round, this one’s a winner for group hangs, date nights or a family-friendly adventure.
Goanna Golf at Point Walter
Honour Ave, Bicton WA 6157
Just 10 minutes from Freo, Goanna Golf delivers big on natural beauty and laid-back vibes. This 18-hole course winds through native bushland, shady trees, creeks and ponds—making it feel more like a nature walk with putters than your average mini golf session. Each hole offers two flag options so you can dial the difficulty up or down depending on who you're playing with (or how competitive you're feeling).
“Located at the beautiful Point Walter Golf Course, our mini golf is unique for its natural surrounds,” says Venue Manager Tim Wood. “It rivals the most challenging and high-end mini golf courses in Australia, and with two different flags on each hole, there’s something for everyone—bring the family, bring a date, or bring a mate. You won’t be disappointed!” When you’re done, kick back at the Grasslands Bar and Café with a cold drink and something tasty to wrap it all up.
Hi Voltage Entertainment
4 Hubert St, Belmont WA 6104
Hi Voltage isn’t just mini golf—it’s a full-blown entertainment hub where glow-in-the-dark meets high-octane fun. The mini golf alone is worth the visit, featuring two epic 9-hole courses (Circus and Speed) designed and built in Canada, complete with trippy lighting, bold visuals and just the right level of challenge to keep things interesting.
It’s all indoors, so perfect rain or shine, and you can round out the day with a spin on the insanely good indoor go-kart track, or if the kids are joining in, let them loose in the play centre while you grab a coffee or bevvy from the on-site café and bar. There’s party packages and group deals available so it’s an easy win for birthdays, double dates or spontaneous weekend hangs that need a little extra spark.
Hey Caddy
Balcatta and Rockingham
If you’re chasing a mini golf spot with top-tier banter, cocktails and a side of actual competition, Hey Caddy should be high on your list. This immersive country-wide putt putt playground has landed in both Balcatta and Rockingham, each bringing its own spin with themed courses, moody lighting and a vibe that makes it ideal for anything from double dates to full-blown birthday bashes.
At Balcatta, you’ll find a fully licensed bar serving beers on tap and ridiculously good cocktails, plus a food menu that knows what the people want. Over in Rockingham, things level up even more with the addition of X-Golf’s state-of-the-art golf simulators—perfect for when you want to test your swing between sips. This is the kind of place where you drop it in the group chat and instantly get a dozen keen replies. Great holes, strong drinks, and fun for all skill levels—it’s a win-win-win.
Vines Mini Golf
Verdelho Dr, The Vines WA 6069
Surrounded by the swanky, resort-style grounds of The Vines, this 18-hole mini golf course is as pretty as it is fun. Designed for groups of up to six, it’s the perfect spot to roll through a few rounds in the sunshine, with tree-lined fairways and a peaceful setting that makes it feel a little little bit special.
The course is fully licensed with a café on-site, so you can grab a coffee or a cold bevvy before or after your game—and in the warmer months, they keep things rolling until 9pm so you can squeeze in a twilight round. Planning something bigger? The Vines can also sort you out with full event packages, complete with food and drink options for a group golf day that feels a little extra.
Collier Park Mini Golf
Hayman Rd, Como WA 6152
Collier Park isn’t just home to one of the prettiest full-sized golf courses around—it’s also got one of WA’s best mini golf set-ups. The 18-hole course is a miniature version of the real deal, complete with water features, tiered difficulty options (three flags per hole), and pine tree surrounds that make it feel like you’ve escaped the city without leaving South Perth.
The first nine holes are fully wheelchair and pram accessible, and if you're feeling adventurous, you can hop your way across the stepping stones between holes. There’s plenty of shaded seating too, so you can take a breather and soak up the vibe before heading to the fully licensed Collier Café for a post-putt drink or bite. It’s up for exclusive hire with a stunning central pavilion, making it one of the slickest spots for team days, birthdays or school holiday hangs with wow-factor baked in.
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