SpeedZone Haunted Mini Golf Review 2021

The newly acquired SpeedZone Los Angeles is haunted – their miniature golf course, that is.  This never-before-seen experience lives up to its name – it’s mini golf with a Halloween overlay.  There are a pair of courses to choose from: The Spirits of Sebring begins in a pumpkin patch, but a toxic spill has brought pumpkins and scarecrows to life, and they have overrun the Mini Golf course. Have little ones with you? Dawn of Daytona is kid-safe with a pumpkin patch, a cemetery, and forest of spirits with witches.

Best played in the dark (of course), SpeedZone Haunted Mini Golf offers what you would expect from a scare zone fused with mini golfing.  As you are putting, you may be distracted by ominous sounds and music, thick fog blocking your sightline, and even scare actors that pop-up at random.  Each hole features its own unique decorations. 

SpeedZone Haunted Mini Golf is a great combo attraction for fiendish fans of Halloween and miniature golf.  Never have we thought the combination of the two would bring such joy and amusement – though we hope to see more scare actors in the future (preferably, one for each hole). If you’re think you’ve got a good golfing handicap, try sinking a put in a cemetery – or ,if you are too terrified to try your hand at haunted mini golf, the rest of SpeedZone is open for your amusement.  

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