Scooby-Doo! Mystery Putt bills itself as the world's only Scooby-Doo themed miniature golf course, and it brings the cartoon's spooky, silly world to the Mountain Mile off Teaster Lane. Developed by Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences with mini golf operator CinePutt, it spreads 36 holes across two fully themed courses. It is an easy win for families with young fans, and a nostalgic evening out for grown-ups who grew up with the Mystery Machine.
The Coolsville Cemetery course winds past classic villains and food-snatching ghosts, while the Coolsville Mine course follows the gang as they chase the Miner Forty-Niner. Both are packed with character details and surprises made for photos. Between rounds, the Coolsville Gem Mine lets kids pan for gems and stones, and the Clubhouse stocks candy, pretzels, popcorn, churros, slushies, Scooby Snacks and Scooby-Doo merchandise. A social patio offers a shaded place to rest.
Parking is free in the Mountain Mile and Tower Shops lot directly across the street, with a few accessible spaces beside the Clubhouse. Children 3 and under play free with a paying adult, and discounts are offered for kids, seniors, military and locals with ID. Booking online saves a little on each ticket. Play continues late into the evening, weather permitting, and holiday hours differ, so check the website before a Thanksgiving or Christmas visit.
Photo: Scooby-Doo! Mystery Putt
One course is listed at $19.99 for ages 12 and up and $16.99 for ages 4 to 11, seniors, military and locals with ID. Kids 3 and under are free with a paying adult. Mini golf and gem combos are also offered. Prices are set by the attraction and can change.
Parking is in the Mountain Mile and Tower Shops lot directly across from the course, and a few accessible spaces sit next to the Clubhouse.
Any age can play. The attraction recommends ages 3 and up for the most fun.
The courses are outdoors and open weather permitting, so check before heading over on a stormy day.
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