Putt Putt Golf Courses

Play up to 54 Holes of Putt Putt Golf over 3 fantastically themed 18 Hole Courses!

FUN RUN

Putt through a fantasy land of your favourite characters, motorised obstacles, colourful animals and enchanting places. Discover a world of laughter as you challenge holes like the spinning windmill, swinging log and haunted house.

JUNGLE TRAIL

Take a wildlife adventure like no other in Putt Putt’s own nature park. Encounter creatures of the wild including: a welcome greeting from our talking parrot. Meet the “King of the Jungle”, some cheeky monkeys and some very friendly elephants who love to sound their trumpet as you putt away on safari.

WATERWAYS

Experience fun by the water, palm trees swaying in the breeze and island music. Enjoy your game surrounded by beautiful tropical gardens, cascading waterfalls and a delightfully themed lake abundant with crazy coloured marine animals.

COURSE STATS

Each course has a par of 36
Every hole is designed to score a “hole in one”
Course capacity 216 players
Australian Putters Association’s Course Records: Fun Run - 28 | Jungle Trail - 21 | Waterways - 22
Best International Score: Singapore - 27

PUTT PUTT GOLF CELEBRATES 40 YEARS ON THE GOLD COAST!

Putt putt history Remember the smell of pink zinc and licorice ice cream and feel the sunburn of those long school holidays back when you could still count the highrise in Surfers Paradise this was when the first Putt Putt Golf Course opened in Australia. The day was September 19th 1969 when Mayor Sir Bruce Small putted the first ball and its opening at Surfers was front page news.

Thirty Courses were built in prime locations all over Australia and these were the times when Putt Putt Golf was almost as big as the big game. A Professional Putters Association was established along with a circuit for the pro's to play for the chance to win big prize money. This association still exists to this day with regular tournaments being played nationally.

In 1972 Putt Putt Golf moved its highly popular and successful operation to its present location at Mermaid Beach closing Surfers Paradise in 1975. Putt Putt Golf is still going strong after 40 years of providing enjoyment to all ages. Today many players are just looking to have a leisurely game and some fun rather than playing for sport. Unfortunately land values, mean Putt Putt Golf Courses have dewindled over the years but the smiles have never faded and why a few steps on a Putt Putt Golf Course can take you down memory lane...