MINI GOLF

Planning information checked October 11, 2026. Confirm current prices, hours and attraction availability before traveling.

Mini golf at Frankie’s Charlotte is an outdoor activity for groups that want to play together at a conversational pace. It can be the main reason for a short visit or one part of a larger outing in Huntersville. This guide covers the courses, price, children and weather planning.

Courses and scenery

Frankie’s has three distinct courses totaling 54 holes. Its official mini-golf page describes different challenges and obstacles across the courses and welcomes all ages and skill levels. Think of the 54-hole total as the combined selection, not one standard-price round.

Each course has its own obstacles and scenery. Ask staff which course fits your group’s ages, walking needs and available time.

Mini-golf pricing

Mini golf costs $13 per course. Children age 3 and under play free with a paying adult. These prices and the young-child offer appear on Frankie’s Charlotte mini-golf page.

Choose one of the three courses when purchasing your round. Additional courses are purchased separately.

How to plan your round

1. Choose the course at check-in. Ask about availability, the route and any access concerns before paying.
2. Collect equipment and instructions. Confirm where to collect and return putters, balls and scorecards, and ask about local play rules.
3. Agree on a pace. Competitive groups can keep individual scores; families with very young children may prefer a relaxed practice round.
4. Keep the group moving. Wait until the group ahead has cleared the hole. If a hole is holding everyone up, use the posted rules or ask staff about a sensible stroke limit.
5. Reassess before adding another course. Consider queues, heat and attention spans.

Round length depends on group size and the pace of players ahead. Leave time between golf and any meal reservation or pickup.

Families, beginners and mixed abilities

Mini golf lets beginners participate without needing the driving eligibility or thrill tolerance required elsewhere in the park. For younger children, demonstrate short, controlled putts and keep everyone clear of the player swinging. Help children follow the walking route and keep balls away from water features. A free child’s round is still an activity that needs adult attention.

Family planning: Under-18s must stay with a parent or legal guardian age 21+. Frankie’s FAQ lists 18+ entry after 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Check the current supervision and evening-entry rules before a family evening visit.

If your party includes someone using a wheelchair, stroller or mobility aid, call about the specific course route before purchasing. Ask about slopes, steps, narrow turns and where a companion can assist.

Weather, clothing and comfort

Because the courses are outdoors, check the forecast and dress for the conditions. Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection and a plan for refreshment breaks are useful. Bring sun protection for the round. After rain, follow staff instructions about reopening and playable surfaces.

If golf is the main purpose of your drive, phone 704-875-7888 to confirm course operation. Use our location guide for opening hours, directions and on-site food. Building hours should not be treated as a guarantee that an outdoor course is available until closing.

Build a larger visit around golf

Start with golf if it is the activity everyone most wants to share, then add a separate attraction after seeing how much time and energy remain. For drivers and eligible passengers, our Go-Karts guide compares the tracks. For a higher-energy activity, use the ride chart to check height requirements before buying.

For birthdays or a larger group, ask group sales how golf is charged within the selected Fun Card package and whether the party will need to split into smaller playing groups. A reserved party does not automatically answer which course you will use or how long the round will take.