*in the jungle where we play*

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Welcome to the Jungle...Golf

My brother and I somehow became big fans of mini golf and Kissimmee offers a lot of options. We stumbled upon Jungle Golf on one of the hottest days of our visit (think triple digits) but thought it would add to the experience of putting through the Serengeti course. They were also offering an amazing summer special that allowed you to play for best price that we found on the whole trip. We were sold!

I may really like mini golf but I’m not particularly graceful at it. Jungle Golf had an ideal balance of holes that made me feel like I was better than I was and ones that made me nervously excited. They had done an outstanding job of landscaping their area with desert plants, cheerful animal statues, and the all important misters to cool off with.

We may not have succeeded in any hole-in-ones on the free game holes but we had a blast. We felt like we had time to enjoy the game and our competition without being rushed. I also got a magnificent tan which proves that there is no such thing as bad weather for adventure golf.

My brother and I had developed a rating system of “beards” (5 beards being the best) to rank the places we had played. [We also rated our trip to Pirate’s Island Adventure Golf the other day.]

Jungle Golf received 5 beards for a bargain price, enjoyable course, and brilliant incorporation of natural weather!


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