Wild Animal Lagoon - Miniature golf course in West Yarmouth - 62 MA-28, USA

Despite my game of mini golf starting with a little rain, I had an absolute blast! It started with a warm welcome from a very nice staff member. While playing, I noticed there were wheels you could spin to make the game more interesting. I also noticed that the course was well maintained and clean. I highly recommend everyone come play at the Wild Animal Lagoon.

Been knocking off all the mini golf courses we can find on the Cape. Grandkids get to pick which one they want to do. This time it was the “Animal Mini Golf” so we headed out to the “Wild Animal Lagoon” Mini Golf in Yarmouth. It was busy but not too crowded. The young lady at the counter was pleasant and had fun with the grandkids. I noticed she was sanitizing clubs when they were returned at the end of each round. While the animals and surroundings aren’t up to the standard of say a Disney theme park, they were done well enough to enjoy. Only an adult would probably notice or care. Grandkids 8&6 thought the place was cool and loved everything about it. It amazes me how many different ways people think up to put the little white ball in the little hole. There were many takes on how the holes played out. Some I had never seen before. There was another twist on the game that I have also never seen before and that was at the beginning of about 6 holes there was a spinning wheel. You spin the wheel then have to play the hole when the arrow stops on a certain task. They are different on every wheel. Some are: “Roll the ball with your hand instead of putting”, Become an obstacle on the course to whoever you want to. Pick someone to swap scores with, Pick someone and subtract 1 from there score and on and on like that. It was a great twist to the game and my grandkids had a ball with it. I highly recommend adding the “Wild Animal Lagoon” Mini Golf to your list of courses you should play on the Cape.

This is an OK miniature golf course. The animals and animals sounds are the key differentiator and appeal. The course itself is a series of simple, straightforward holes. Generally they are straight shots, with the challenges being a slope up, a slope down or an elevated hole. Not readily any bends or obstacles or tricky shots to make. The "grass" itself is new and nice to put on. Overall it is nice course but not special.

Loved it here! I came with my three daughters (10, 7 and 2 years of age). They all had a blast! I paid $31 for all four of us. $11 adult and $10 per kid I believe 2 and under can play free. We came at around 3pm and there were a few people playing so no lines! The golf courses are safari and animal themed which was cool and there were speakers on the tree with animal noises. The sections weren't difficult to complete and the course was pretty long. It was worth the price and I highly recommend!!

Had so much fun playing this course!! Highly recommend! The course is kept up with.

We have played here each of the past three years. Clean and fun popular place to play. Waiting line was less here than at Pirates Cove so we went here. My son and I actually tallied holes in one on the same hole this time. My son likes the spinning wheels available at a few of the holes on the course.

Very kid-friendly course on Rt 28 with lots of visuals to add to the fun. No hazards. Some refreshments for sale inside the shop. Worth a stop for the whole family.

Me 9 & 7 year olds liked playing here because they like animals and every once in a while they could spin a wheel which, if you're playing, you have to do whatever the wheel says. The course itself can be difficult, in the fact that every hole, minus the 14th, is a constant incline or decline. If you miss-hit your ball, it'll roll right back to the start.