long neck miniature golf

Great course! Challenging and full of surprises. Best place we've played in Delaware so far. And the price is not that bad... Especially if you factor in the unlimited rounds and potential to win a free game.

We visit this mini-golf course every summer as it is down the road from our beach house. The kiddies love it! Course is well designed and fun. Definitely recommend trying if you are in the area.

To be honest, we came in the middle of the day on the 1st day open for the season, but we have played here before. The owners of this golf course take insane care of this place. The plants and gardens are lush when in season. They are very friendly and let you play multiple games for free when no one else is there. There's a nice little ice cream shop (not affiliated) adjacent to the property. Easy parking. A little pricey, but definitely affordable. The course is filled with water features and challenges. We will be back!

Visited this mingolf as it was close to where we were staying. The kids always look for the large crab on top of the waterfall. Price, a little expensive I feel....$24 fro 2 adults and 2 kids. Course was clean and fun. Not too hard or too easy. Do not care that there is not a restroom , but there is a porta potty.

We have held an event here every year for the last 7 years. The course is challenging, attractive, and reasonable. Family-owned and run, the LNMG course is a good way to spend an hour with the family. We do!

It is nice to have a cool mini golf here on Long Neck. So handy and fun on a summer evening. Very well kept and clean with nice landscaping too.

Well maintained, clean. Part of a larger complex of games and rides.

My husband and I decided to try the Long Neck Minature Golf one afternoon instead of fighting all the traffic to get into downtown Rehoboth Beach to go to Jungle Jim's, Ryan's Rooftop Mini-Golf OR Shell We Golf. Long Neck Mini-Golf is located on Long Neck Road near the Bona Pizza. You can't miss it! You will know it when you see the LARGE CRAB perched on top of the waterfall.When we pulled up to Long Neck Miniature Golf, there was no one else there. So, we approached the small booth and paid $7 each (adult rate) to play 18 holes. We were given putters, the golf ball of our choice and our score card. We then made our way around to the 1st hole. We played through the course at our own pace since there was no one in front of or behind us. It was really nice to be this laid back. The course was well maintained. The putting greens were not faded or torn. They have the old fashioned flag poles that go into the holes unlike some of the newer courses these days. So that was kind of nice. They also had a sound system that was playing overhead music. The day we were there they were playing country music. Throughout the course they have some water features. They were really pretty, but be careful because your ball can end up in some of the ponds. They had a scoop on a pole that you could fetch your ball with should it end up in the water! AND we did have to fetch at least one ball out ourselves. One of my favorite things about this course was the landscaping. There were lots of beautiful flowers, trees and shrubs througout the course. It really was pretty and so peaceful.Once we were done playing, we returned our putters to the golf shack. We were then instructed to place our golfball into this box that would tell us whether we won a free game or not. Unfortunately we did not win a game, but we did enjoy the time we spent at Long Neck Mini-Golf. It is a nice alternative to the crowded places downtown. TIP: FREE Ice Cream is offered with on certain days of the week. Check the roadside sign for details.