Holiday & Christmas mini golf is a themed course decorated with seasonal elements like Santa, elves, reindeer, gift-wrapped obstacles and wintery backdrops to create a festive, family-friendly playing experience.
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These courses use holiday props, lights, and seasonal colors to turn each hole into a tiny winter scene — think toy trains, candy canes, sleighs and faux snow. The decorations set a playful mood that makes a casual round of mini golf feel like a short holiday visit.
That atmosphere changes how people play and socialize: groups often take photos, kids enjoy spotting familiar characters, and rounds are paced for fun rather than competition, which can be good for family outings or themed events.
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Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
An indoor and rooftop 19-hole mini golf attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee with candy-themed courses and extra activities.
Brentwood, California
Pop-up mini golf that brings 3-, 5- or 9-hole courses to events in Brentwood, California.
Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania
Family entertainment park in Cranberry Township with two landscaped miniature golf courses and other attractions.
Westmoreland, New York
An 18-hole themed adventure golf course in Westmoreland, New York.
Nashville, Tennessee
Portable mini golf rental company in Nashville, Tennessee, delivering putt-putt courses and obstacles to events.
Johnson City, Tennessee
Family entertainment farm with two 18-hole mini-golf courses in Johnson City, Tennessee.
Denver, Colorado
Miniature golf facility in Denver with three 18-hole courses (54 holes) and themed features.
Spruce Grove, Alberta
Outdoor 18-hole bent-grass putting course near Spruce Grove, Alberta offering food, horse experiences and group events.
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
A two-course, 36-hole miniature golf attraction at Disney's Animal Kingdom Resort Area.
These courses appeal to families with children, mixed-age groups, couples looking for a light-hearted date, and anyone planning holiday gatherings or birthday parties; they’re especially good when you want an easy, seasonal activity that’s more about atmosphere and photos than serious play.
It depends on the venue: some holiday-themed courses are open only during the winter season, while others keep a permanent holiday setup or are indoors and open year-round. Check the individual course’s hours before you go to avoid disappointment.
Many holiday mini golf courses are stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, but accessibility varies by layout and venue; contact the course ahead of your visit to confirm paths and entrance ramps. If mobility is a concern, ask about surface type and any steps between holes.
Yes — holiday-themed courses are often geared toward families and young children, with larger targets and gentle slopes. Still, supervising young players is recommended, since props and decorations can attract running or climbing.
Some venues host special events like visits from costumed characters, light displays, or themed nights, but this varies by location. If you’re interested in events or meet-and-greets, check the course’s event calendar or call ahead.
Many mini golf venues that use a holiday theme offer party packages or group bookings, including private time slots or reserved tables. Ask the specific venue about package details, group size limits and food or drink options.
There are several well-known holiday or winter-themed courses listed in our directory; one example is Winter Summerland Miniature Golf Course which offers two themed courses at a resort area. Check our site for more courses in your region.
A single round typically takes 30–60 minutes depending on group size and how much time you spend at each hole, with larger groups taking longer. Plan extra time if you want photos or breaks between holes.
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