Mini Golf in San Diego: 4 Courses Open in 2026
The best mini golf in San Diego in 2026 is at four courses: Pelly’s Mini Golf in Del Mar, Tiki Town at Belmont Park in Mission Beach, the Mini Putt at the Loma Club in Liberty Station, and Boomers Vista in North County. All four are operating this fall, and adult rounds cost roughly $12 to $21 depending on the course and number of holes. Below is what each one is like, who it suits, and what has closed since older guides were written.
San Diego mini golf courses at a glance
| Course | Area | Holes | Posted adult price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pelly’s Mini Golf | Del Mar | Two 18-hole courses | $13 (18) / $19.50 (36) | Classic family round, any day of the week |
| Tiki Town Mini Golf | Mission Beach (Belmont Park) | 18 | $12 per round, or included with a Park Pass | Beach day add-on, rainy-day backup |
| Loma Club Mini Putt | Point Loma / Liberty Station | Two 9-hole courses (or 18 combined) | $14 (9) / $21 (18) | Adults, date nights, groups |
| Boomers Vista | Vista (North County) | Mini golf plus other attractions | Passes and deals; no single mini golf price listed | Kids who want go-karts and an arcade too |
Prices are what each venue posted when this guide was updated in November 2026. They change, so check the official pages linked below before you go.
Pelly’s Mini Golf, Del Mar
Pelly’s sits inside the Del Mar Golf Center at 15555 Jimmy Durante Blvd, just inland from the coast. It is the most straightforward mini golf outing in the county: two separate 18-hole courses, so you can play one or both, with lights for evening rounds.
Hours: According to Pelly’s official page, it is open daily from 9 a.m., the last round starts at 8:30 p.m., and the lights go off at 9:30 p.m. It closes at noon on Christmas Eve and all day on Christmas Day.
Prices:
- Adults: $13 for 18 holes, $19.50 for 36 holes
- Kids 12 and under and seniors: $10 for 18 holes, $15 for 36 holes
- Military: $11 for 18 holes, $16.50 for 36 holes
- Children 3 and under play free with a paying adult
- Groups of 10 or more get a lower rate
The page still shows a 2024 copyright, so call ahead (858-509-5130) if the exact price matters for a large group.
Who it suits: Families with younger kids, grandparents, and anyone who just wants a relaxed round without arcade noise. Playing 36 holes makes it a decent two-hour outing.
Nearby: Del Mar Golf Center is on the same road as the Del Mar Fairgrounds. In December, pair a round with the fairgrounds’ drive-through holiday lights, or head west to Del Mar’s beaches for sunset.
Tiki Town Mini Golf at Belmont Park
Tiki Town is the mini golf course inside Belmont Park, the seaside amusement park in Mission Beach that’s home to the Giant Dipper wooden roller coaster. If you searched for “Belmont Park mini golf,” this is it.
Price: Belmont Park lists Tiki Town at $12 per round, or included with any Park Pass. That matters: if your group is already buying ride passes, mini golf costs nothing extra. Sink a hole-in-one on the 18th hole and you get a free $5 power card for the arcade.
Indoor or outdoor: Castle Golf, the company that built it, lists Tiki Town as an indoor course. That makes it the go-to answer for “indoor mini golf in San Diego” and a good backup when the marine layer or a winter storm spoils a beach afternoon.
Hours: Belmont Park’s hours change by season and by day. Check the park’s site on the day you go rather than relying on a fixed schedule.
Who it suits: Families spending the day at Mission Beach, teens, and anyone combining mini golf with rides and the arcade. It gets busy on summer weekends.
Nearby: You’re steps from the sand. Before you swim, read up on San Diego beach rules and lifeguard flags; Mission Beach has fire rings near Belmont Park in summer if you want to stay into the evening.
Mini Putt at the Loma Club, Liberty Station
The Loma Club is a golf club in Liberty Station, the former Naval Training Center in Point Loma, at 2960 Truxtun Rd. Its putting course opened in 2021 under the name Tappers; the club now simply calls it Mini Putt. Older guides that list “Tappers at Liberty Station” mean this course.
There are two nine-hole courses, Gopher and Gator. Play one or combine them for 18. The club has a bar with a weekday happy hour, which is why the putting course draws more adults than a typical family fun center.
Prices (posted fall 2026):
| Option | 9 holes | 18 holes |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | $14 | $21 |
| Kids 12 and under | $12 | $18 |
| Family (4 players, at least 1 child) | $45 | $65.50 |
| Group of 4 adults | $50 | $75 |
Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. No golf experience is needed. For bookings or groups, the club lists 619-222-4653.
Who it suits: Couples, friend groups and adults who want a drink with their round, though kids are welcome and have their own rate.
Nearby: Liberty Station has plenty of places to eat within walking distance. Old Town and Presidio Park are a short drive north if you want to add some history to the day.
Boomers Vista
Boomers Vista at 1525 W. Vista Way is a full family fun center: mini golf, go-karts, bumper boats, laser tag, batting cages and an arcade. If your search was “Boomers putt putt” or “Boomers mini golf near me,” this is the only Boomers still open in San Diego County.
Hours: Boomers posts hours week by week. For the first week of November 2026 it listed 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekends,. Hours shift with the season, so check the week you visit.
Prices: Boomers doesn’t post a single mini golf price on its main page. It sells passes and timed deals instead. In early November 2026 those included an After School Unlimited Pass ($22.99, Monday to Thursday, opening to 6 p.m.), Sunset at Boomers ($29.99, Sunday to Thursday from 6 p.m.) and Boomers After Dark ($39.99, Friday and Saturday from 7 p.m.).
Who it suits: Kids and teens who will want more than one activity. If you only want mini golf, Pelly’s is calmer and cheaper.
Mini golf courses that have closed
Several older “San Diego mini golf” lists still include parks that no longer exist:
- Boomers El Cajon closed on June 8, 2020. Demolition of the building and mini golf course began in March 2022.
- Boomers San Diego (Kearny Mesa) closed the same day in 2020, reopened that September as Huish’s Family Fun Center, then closed permanently on January 4, 2022.
- Boomers Escondido was sold in 2004 and is now a car dealership.
These dates come from the Boomers! Parks history. If a listing sends you to El Cajon or Kearny Mesa, go to Boomers Vista or one of the other courses above instead.
If you searched for a specific named course such as “Rinky Dink” or “Goofy Golf,” note that those names don’t belong to any of the San Diego courses above. “Goofy golf” is often just another word for themed mini golf, and Tiki Town is the closest match for that style here.
Tips for a better round
- Go late afternoon or after dinner. Outdoor courses are cooler, and Pelly’s and the Loma Club both stay lit into the evening.
- Check for deals before buying at the door. Belmont Park includes mini golf with any Park Pass, and Boomers runs time-of-day passes that bundle mini golf with other attractions.
- Wear sneakers or other closed-toe shoes. You’ll be stepping over edging and around water features. Bring sunscreen and a hat by day, and a light layer at night, because coastal evenings cool off fast.
- Have one person keep score on a phone. Pencils and scorecards blow away on breezy afternoons at the coast.
- Large group? Pelly’s and the Loma Club both have group rates. Call ahead for parties of 10 or more.
Which course should you choose?
- Young kids or grandparents: Pelly’s in Del Mar. It’s simple, it’s open every day, and kids pay less.
- Beach day in Mission Beach: Tiki Town at Belmont Park, especially if you’re already buying ride passes.
- Rainy day: Tiki Town, the county’s best-known indoor course.
- Date night or adults: the Loma Club Mini Putt at Liberty Station.
- Kids who want it all: Boomers Vista, with go-karts, laser tag and an arcade on the same ticket.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the best mini golf in San Diego?
For a classic outdoor course, Pelly's Mini Golf at the Del Mar Golf Center has two 18-hole courses and is open daily. Tiki Town at Belmont Park pairs well with a Mission Beach day, the Loma Club's Mini Putt at Liberty Station suits adults and date nights, and Boomers Vista is the pick if you want go-karts and an arcade too.
How much does mini golf cost in San Diego?
Posted rates in fall 2026 are $13 for 18 holes for adults at Pelly's ($10 for kids 12 and under and seniors), $12 a round at Tiki Town at Belmont Park, and $14 for 9 holes or $21 for 18 holes for adults at the Loma Club's Mini Putt. Boomers Vista sells passes and deals rather than a single listed mini golf price.
Is there mini golf at Belmont Park?
Yes. Tiki Town Mini Golf is inside Belmont Park in Mission Beach. Belmont Park lists it at $12 per round or included with any Park Pass, and a hole-in-one on the 18th hole earns a free $5 arcade power card.
Is there indoor mini golf in San Diego?
Tiki Town at Belmont Park is the main option: its builder, Castle Golf, lists it as an indoor course, which makes it the best choice on a rare rainy day. The other well-known courses in the county are outdoors.
Are the Boomers mini golf parks in San Diego still open?
Only Boomers Vista in North County is still operating. Boomers El Cajon closed in June 2020 and was later demolished, and the San Diego (Kearny Mesa) park closed the same year, briefly reopened under another name, and shut for good in January 2022.
What should I wear to mini golf?
Comfortable closed-toe shoes or sneakers, clothes you can bend and crouch in, and a hat and sunscreen for daytime outdoor courses. Bring a light layer for evening rounds near the coast, where it cools off quickly after sunset.
Hours, prices and event dates change. Confirm with the venue or organizer before you go.