A course built for a ninety-minute visit
The course was laid out on a corner lot that had sat empty for years, with the windmill and lighthouse built by a local sign shop the first summer. Eighteen holes fit the lot exactly, which is why there was never a ninth-hole shortcut or a nineteenth added on.
There is no tee time and there never has been. You buy a round at the window and start on whichever hole is open, the way walk-up mini golf has worked since before anyone here was born.
Six people work the window and the turf in summer, down to two in the off months when the course still opens most weekends.
