We stopped at this mini golf course after reading Google reviews. It has changed a LOT from past reviews’ indications. Price per person has doubled; it cost $15 per person, though 3 and under are free. Based on that, we expected a great mini golf course. Wow, were we surprised by what we saw. The course entrance is run down, even dangerous, and there are no signs or tape indicating this or ropes to prevent kids from walking on structures falling apart. There is no signage directing patrons to the new/temporary entrance. Weeds are everywhere. Water is not being tended/cared for, as evidenced by all of the growth in the pools. Pavers are coming off/missing, and many are unstable, posing safety hazards. There is also a very strange concrete area with a little water at the bottom that may have been a pond or something at one point but is in very bad disrepair with concrete falling in and such. Just a heads-up, if you have a kiddo who might run and explore: it is possible to access this dangerous area as it is not entirely roped off. The mini golf course is on the far side of the Three Bears Resort, at the bottom of a hill, near a parking garage. There was no staff around. We were the only family there. All of these factors lend to the course feeling very abandoned. It was a very weird experience. After returning our clubs, I explained how the experience was a very strange one and disappointing for the price, particularly since we had expected a rate half what we were charged and the course is in significantly worse shape than previous reviewers have experienced. The gal at the desk didn’t offer much sympathy, an apology, or discount. In case other families are looking for outing ideas, just know this mini golf course isn’t quite what it once was. Hopefully it will be again someday, though.