Cascade Putting Course

This ain't your kids mini golf!!! it's like an adult take on mini putt. no bumpers if you overshoot and the distance to the hole is substantial so you have to watch it and take care. Downside is, this place gets really busy because some people will be much slower than at regular putt. you have to put in greater effort. Like i said, this ain't for kids and young kids can tie up times. So try and choose a time when it's not busy because this place is popular and for good reason. Love the landscape and elevation of the holes. You have to give this a try if you like mini golf.

It’s just not good. Good time-killer, as all mini putting courses are. Otherwise, it’s a very repetitive and frustrating experience, and I would guess that more people are displeased than happy after completing the 18 holes.

Possibly the worst mini putt I have ever been too every course is basically the same since drain holes bundle all your balls together and the only real place balls congregate are dips. The balls are also hollow completely which doesn't help the experience. We were using the sand traps as stoppers cus the course was so bad. Do anything else with your money than this and you will be happier.DO NOT WASTE UR MONEY HERE. DONATE IT YOU'LL FEEL BETTER ABOUT IT.

Poor course overall. Not suited to kids, but as adults looking to kill time it's passable. No real variance in design, poorly built barriers so they need to have employees walking around with a retrieval device to free your ball from the water feature that runs through the course. Use the brightly coloured balls or be prepared to have to return to the start when you can't find the black ball at the bottom of the water feature.

This was a fun Saturday afternoon. The course is quite hilly and many balls jumping between greens. Everyone was super kind about it and helpful retrieving balls. Waits on each hole due to busy level. Definitely some wear on the course that could be attended too. Went as part of Play All Day pass wouldn't pay separately to go. Both members of my group got a hole in one on different holes!

We went there during August 1st long weekend and were decided to go the mini golf, kids live it. They asked $144 for 4 of us (2 adults, 2 kids). Seriously!? Well, we didn’t go… kids were very disappointed!

More of an adult mini golf than a kids mini golf for sure. I had a lot of fun with it and it wasn’t too busy when I went. I will say though that the holes could have used a little more variation and the moguls going into a dip for every hole kind of got old fast. Do this with play all day pass.

Cascade Putting Course is annoying and not at all fun for kids or adults. Please read carefully: this is a putting course, not mini-golf, so don't expect it to be exciting or even possible for kids to complete.There are almost no raised perimeters, and the course is built vertically up and down the incline. Guess how gravity works? Yes, enjoy retrieving your ball from the mud or rocks if you can even reach it or descending all the way to the base to get another ball and a stern warning from the ball guardian.Each hole has low spots where balls will all congregate together. If your kids aren't already upset about repeatedly losing their ball and maxing out at 6 strokes per hole, imagine how they'll react when their sibling accidentally hits their ball again and again.Maybe you think your kids are better behaved and more skilled at putting than those of a random internet stranger. Sure, but the teens ahead of us gave up at hole 8. The adult couple behind us gave up at hole 5. We forced ourselves through to hole 9 before quitting, and there was no fun part before that. We observed several other families grow similarly frustrated, chasing children and balls back from rocky edges.2 stars for no line-up and ability to quit Blue Mountain's Cascade Putting Course at will since they already had our money.

It is a very difficult course so kids will be tired of it after 6 or 7 holes. We went there because it was at walking distance, bit seriously, the pricing is just absurd. There is just no way to justify 150 $ for a mini-golf course for 3 adults and 2 children.In my opinion, you are better off driving to skull island in Wasaga beach...I gave it 2 stars because of the view and the staff that was very enjoyable.

Great little course! Way less about gimmicks and trick shots, and more about reading the banks and controlling your speed. Maybe not the best for kids. Super nice layout and landscaping too.