Space Golf

for $ 20 a head. Not worth it. We took our 5 year old and her little friends and it was not for them.

Went there for my second aniversary as a fun thing to do and with groupon having a deal for two we figured why not? It was pretty fun. The black lights and 3d glasses made the adventure even more fun for me who enjoys uv reactive anything. Best start of to my aniversary weekend. Kids of all ages (adult kids too) will enjoy it.
Was a bit warm with the amount of people and we had to wait on holes to open up but totally worth it

This is a fun little date place! my husband and I went when we were home visiting my family (I am originally from Tinley Park). I had gone once in high school and loved it, and my husband being the sci-​fi nerd he is, I thought he might like to try it out. we got the 3D glasses and everything and had a really good time! If you are looking for an out of the box date that is sure to get everyone talking, this is a fun choice!

I’m sure this place is great for kids. I saw a ton of reviews for adults, but my experience was very disappointing. The concept of this place is really neat. The lobby is a little tacky, even for a sci-​fi fan like me, but I liked the inside. The décor is fun and I love the black lights (never been glow-​in-​the-​dark minigolfing before). However, as far as actual mini golf is concerned this place is a major rip off. It costs $ 9 per person and it definitely is not worth it. I would have rather gone bowling. The holes were a joke. One of the guys we were with hit the ball and it literally jumped over the edge and started rolling down the next hole. He didn’t even hit it very hard. Getting a hole in one is not hard at all and we finished all 19 holes in 20mins. We were with 4 people, so that is nuts. I’m sure it is more difficult for kids, so it may be worth it for them. We had a good time, but I would never pay $ 9 for that. If you get a great groupon deal for like $ 4 and have a few minutes to kill, maybe you should check it out.

I went here on Valentine’s Day and we had a blast. I recommend getting the Groupon it’s two people for $ 11. The staff is friendly and the glow-​in-​the-​dark decorations are very cool.

It was ok the price was about 9 $ for 13 and over. The place is small. The miniature golf holes are literally side by side we were often waiting for the next hole. This place needs a bit of an update I won’t be going back i just wasn’t impressed

I had my son’s 9^th birthday party there for his friends and family. He had a blast. Our host was named Clarissa and she was really nice and great with the group of kids I had with. We had 18 kids and they started in groups for mini golf at different holes. They were very organized and very nice and especially patient with the kids. We had children from 2 – 13 and everyone had a blast. The coarse was very cool. Highly recommended this place for a party or even a date night. We were given free passes to come back and we plan on it. The owner was also very nive and very involved in the party. Will be back next year forI his 10^th birthday.

We had our daughters’ birthday party here. Everyone from my 75 year old Mom to our high school nephews had fun. It was a fun place to have a party.

Be warned. The inside is neat but can be a scary place for young children. I have wanted to try this and my daughter and friends ages almost 6 – 8 went with a Groupon. We paid extra $ 1 each for 3D glasses. Went in, one girl was scared and started to cry immediately so we walked right back out. No one even dropped a ball. The man (owner?) gave the crying child who I guarantee will never go back a biz card with a free play if she wanted to come back another time. I expected he would give one to all of us but he walked to the back. The girl at the front looked surprised too but shrugged and gave the rest of us nothing. I walked out very upset. So I spent $ 16 on a Groupon and $ 4 for glasses and got to see the inside for under 10 seconds.
I contacted Groupon about the situation as their site says they stand behind the merchants. Groupon kept 50% of the $ 16 spend or $ 8. They were so «generous» to reimburse me a whole $ 5 credit Groupon Buck voucher. Not a good experience and will not patronize this business that doesn’t take care of their customers again.

Small but a real gem! Went with a Groupon. Quirky and fun, life-​sized replicas of Chewbacca and Predator in lobby among other alien models, small arcade. Course seems to have been updated since I’d last been, a little more complicated– much more fun! Definitely get the 3D glasses, or bring your own if you have them– TRIPPY experience, cool decorations + special effects! Would love to go back

I went here today using a groupon deal with my boyfriend and little sister on a Sunday afternoon. Overall, it was a fun experience.
Pros:
–Décor is awesome. Love all the old movie props and posters, and they decorations in the actual mini golf course.
–Liked the ramps on the course as well as the gun that shoots out foam every now and again
–Food offered at a cheap price, and some other fun games (air hockey) in the lobby.
Cons:
–Pretty quick/​easy course– you will definitely be finished in around 45 minutes.
–3D novelty wears off quick, and makes you go cross-​eyed. You can wear the glasses about 5 minutes before having to take them off, and they cost extra.
–Man at counter (younger man) not very friendly. Did not crack a smile, explain where to get clubs, and looked annoyed with us.

We tried taking our 7 year old daughter to Space Golf in Orland Park. We first of all got there and had to pay extra for 3d glasses, that are needed to even play golf, which didn’t even fit her. We went and told the employees that they didn’t fit, and they said that was all they had. she accidentally dropped them while playing and when we were done, we were told we had to go find them or get charged and he will call the police. she heard this was all going on and started crying thinking it was her fault. The owner then proceeded to tell us to get off the property and to never come back. again, this was all done in front of our 7 year old daughter. what a sad experience for her all over a pair of glasses.

This place is awesome. We have been in twice both times I believe the owner took care of us. Nicest guy, he reminds me of the good olé days mom and pop stores. Smiles, talks, gave our kid more tickets then she actually won, gave her an extra chance at winning a free game, and he got tied up for a minute during our order and gave us a free scoop of ice cream. The course itself is fun, we played with 3D glasses it was like playing put put after about 2 pitchers. The blaster guns are entertaining for the kids. All in all the first time we went we had no idea what to expect the course is fun the food is miniature golf course food pizza and snacks he makes a mean milk shake… the service and friendliness puts it over the top for me. Great guy, we will be back!

Great place for little ones (under 8 or 9 especially). Really nice staff makes it a good overall experience.

Cute lil mom and pop type establishment. Awesome lobby decore and while putt putt is just putt putt the concept makes it pretty neat! Kids liked it.

I took the wife and 3 kids here on a Friday night. We had a fun time, it was great for kids In the 2 – 3 age. Under $ 20 for a family of 5 to play mini golf can’t beat it. I did notice the prices for food was high but they have to make $ some how. Kids played in game room after golf overall a fun time. My only negative was the AC must have been off very hot inside that day.

If you are reading this review in advance of your visit, I’d recommend visiting Space Golf’s website and signing up for the VIP Text club to snag an instant half-​price game. While we enjoyed our experience, I felt even better about it having not paid full price.
I recently brought my two young sons (8 & 2.5) here for a ‘date night’. I walked out ‘Mom of the Year’. They absolutely LOVED it. The course is relatively simple, which was perfect for my littlest as it was his first foray into mini-​golf. He carried his tiny putter around with his chest puffed out like he was Tiger Woods. My eldest thought the course was ‘pretty easy’ but his attention wasn’t as focused on the golf as it was shooting targets hidden along the course with the ‘Alien Laser Blaster’ you can rent for an additional $ 2.00.
While I can’t see us becoming regulars, we will be back when we’re in need of an activity on a bad weather day. Space Golf is an affordable place for an hour of fun with the kids.

Good course for kids. The owner was very friendly. Will have to try the 3D feature next time.

I have to preface this review by saying that the experience went from two to three stars because of these main factors a) friendly service offering multiple specials combined into one night-​out and b) the spirit in celebration of Halloween season.
The good:
*Vouchers galore to entice us to return —
My husband and I had a $ 15 (normally $ 32-​value) Groupon package for four. Because it was just the two of us, whoever was in charge gave us a voucher that would redeem two free games at another visit. In addition, the hubby won an extra free game when dropping the golf ball in the middle return slot, despite curved obstacles. (And he probably would not have won this without the advice of the same person who gave us the other voucher.)
*Zombies to add to the ambiance —
The venue already has the right feel for a Halloween-​themed night because of the glow-​in-​the-​dark, spacey décor. To add to the course, employees dressed up as zombies — lurking around and surprising guests. When I freaked out unnecessarily, my husband laughed at me, which made for a truly entertaining night. To be honest, had I known this event was happening I would not have bought the Groupon because I typically cannot survive any type of haunted house environment. In the end, I was able to deal with the scares because after a while, I got used to them and could predict when they would pop up.
The not-​so good:
*Small course yielded little challenge —
In our dating years, my husband and I were self-​proclaimed mini-​golf fanatics having tried courses up in the Dells that had more than 20 holes and courses in Michigan that actually mimicked the landscaping of traditional golf courses. We aren’t elitists when it comes to visiting indoor glow golf businesses because we have been to a few — one in Schaumburg, IL and another in metro Detroit that are part of a national chain. Overall, out of the courses we have tried, this one has to be one of the smaller, and although there were no clearly posted pars, most were a 1 or 2. However, I could see how this course would be appealing for families with little ones judging by its simplicity.
*Unkempt bathrooms were a turn-​off–
Although there were few customers when we were there (only one other couple playing mini-​golf besides us on a Saturday night and a couple children/​tweens out in the arcade area), there was an overflowing garbage can in the women’s restroom. With one-​person bathrooms and a handful of guests, it would make sense to maintain the cleanliness a little more regularly.

Cute? sure.
Good for kids? Yeah, why not.
Good for Mini-​golf fanatics? Only if you want to try every place ever built.
We used a groupon there and the service was nice and friendly. It’s a small storefront that was obviously converted (no cool holes and no hills as part of the challenge). The mini-​golf kinda sucks. Well, kinda might be nice. The course was boring and the pars seemed chosen at random.
However, they had a couple party rooms (for the kids) and a small arcade.
It clearly relies on the novelty of black light golf. Go for that. But I doubt you’ll go a second time. We wont.