Cen-Tex Mini Golf
Georgetown's biggest little secret
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- Seasonal summer hours July 18-Oct 1: Fridays 5-10pm, Saturdays 10am-3pm and 7-10pm, Sundays 10am-3pm
- Winter closure mid-December through early March
- Monday-Thursday available for private rentals only
- BYOB welcome Friday-Saturday after 5pm for guests 21 and older, no glass containers
- No pets, smoke-free and vaping-free facility
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About Cen-Tex Mini Golf
Cen-Tex Mini Golf sits just north of Georgetown's municipal airport, an 18-hole course that locals call a hidden gem with backyard charm and real fun. The owner runs the place personally, and it shows. The design reflects genuine care for both the game and the grounds, with artificial turf greens, fairways carved around sand pits and water features, and wildlife-friendly pathways that earn quiet appreciation from repeat visitors. No minimum age or height requirements. If you can grip it, you can rip it.
The course challenges seasoned golfers while staying entertaining for families playing their first round. Friday and Saturday nights after 5pm, Cen-Tex issues glowballs with all rounds (16 dollars, including tax), turning the course into a twilight experience under stars. The pro shop stocks snacks and beverages. An arcade keeps people entertained between rounds. Roscoe's Rangers, a club for kids 12 and under, welcomes the next generation of golfers.
Event space is available for groups. Party pens accommodate up to 20 people each, bookable by the hour. The Oak room inside the clubhouse rents by the hour for 25 to 30 people, suitable for meetings or celebrations. The business welcomes BYOB on Friday and Saturday after 5pm (must be 21 or older, no glass). Monday through Thursday the course opens by private rental. Seasonal hours kick in mid-July through October 1st, shorter hours designed for the heat. Winter closure runs mid-December through early March. The owner's personable style and the course's genuine attention to detail make it a place Georgetown families return to, year after year.
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Questions people ask
Best mini golf in Georgetown, Texas?
Cen-Tex Mini Golf, just north of the municipal airport on Airport Road, offers 18 challenging holes with artificial turf greens, fairways around sand pits and water features, and a backyard feel. The owner runs the course personally. No minimum age or height. Friday and Saturday nights, glowballs turn the course into a twilight experience. Excellent for families and date nights.
Where can we have a party in Georgetown?
Cen-Tex Mini Golf rents party pens that accommodate up to 20 people each, and an Oak room inside the clubhouse that fits 25 to 30. Both are bookable by the hour. The setting is peaceful with shade trees and room for celebration. Email info@centexminigolf.com for booking details.
Mini golf in Georgetown for kids?
Cen-Tex welcomes all ages with no minimum height or age restriction. Kids 12 and under can join Roscoe's Rangers club. Parents can play alongside their children on the 18-hole course designed to entertain families.
What to do in Georgetown on Friday night?
Head to Cen-Tex Mini Golf. Friday and Saturday after 5pm, bring your own beverages (21 and older, no glass) and play with glowballs under the stars. The course sits north of the airport, easily accessed from IH-35, Toll Road 130, and SH195, and stays open until 10pm on Fridays.
Georgetown TX event venue for groups?
Cen-Tex Mini Golf rents party pens and an indoor Oak room for groups. The owner manages bookings personally and builds custom hourly rates. Email info@centexminigolf.com or call (512) 819-1350 for details and availability.
Why is Cen-Tex Mini Golf special?
The owner runs the course personally, which shows in the thoughtful design. Wildlife-friendly pathways weave through sand pits and water features on artificial turf. The community-oriented approach, backyard atmosphere, and genuine care for both players and grounds earn repeat visitors and excellent reviews.
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