Can anyone recommend a Disney Miniature Golf Park?

[MiJo]

Fantasia Fairways is at Fantasia Gardens. According to Deb's site, we may have done better getting off the bus at the Dolphin instead of the Swan. My DW and I went in the early evening and it was not crowded on the Fairways; I don't know about the Gardens. It took us a little over an hour to play 17 holes; one hole was torn up, for repairs I guess. The course features grass fairways, fast greens and sand traps. We were told by the CM that there are some rules:
You cannot take over 6 shots on a hole; there is a time limit on the course but I don't know who tracks that or how; you cannot hit out of a sand trap but there is no penalty for landing in one; there is a penalty for going off the course. We are not golfers but we got used to it after a few holes. The fairways are designed with bumps, ridges and curves so you have to learn how to play the terrain. It was different and we enjoyed it.
Here's Deb's link: Fantasia Gardens Link
Have fun if you go!

 

[UKAnnie]

We had a fun time playing at Winterland/Summerland golf last month. As you can imagine in February it wasn't crowded.

Directions: just follow the signs for Blizzard Beach, it's right next door.

Price: I think it was around $9 for either, but if you play the other course (or Fanstasia) the same day, you get 50% off the price.

Also has good photo opportunities with all the models and statues! The last hole ends up in kind of a 'room' with a Christmas Fireside, tree and presents - we took some great photos which we could use on our next Christmas card (except we're all wearing holiday clothes!).

Ann.