Holey Moley Golf Club San Francisco

Came here for 9 holes of mini golf with a friend. Good: - Easy to get started and a party vibe all around - The holes were all self-explanatory and how to play was super easy - Some of the levels were quite creative like the video game one - Pretty cheap for a mini golf experience Bad: - Felt a little lackluster and pretty empty when we went - The holes were fun but each lasted like 30 seconds, so it felt like for $15 we got about 15 min of entertainment - There was a huge reserved party so we couldn't even sit for food Overall this was an okay experience, but wouldn't come again.

My Fiancé and I had come here before Holey Moley was rebranded, and we are impressed with their new look!! 18 holes in total, a ground floor and an upstairs! Lots of cool pop culture references. Their bar/restaurant is cool; you can play games (connect4, Jenga) while eating! Really fun!!!

This place is lovely. Beautiful and creative ways to enjoy golf. You can also play games besides golfing. The music playlist was amazing and you’re likely to jam to all the songs. Great atmosphere for groups too.

Fun date spot and a good time overall but a few things stood out as reasons why I prefer other mini golf spots: - when we arrived they said we had booked two games. We were confused and thought there was an error - I wouldn’t have chosen to play the course twice through. They don’t offer refunds so we finally accepted one game then a voucher. Then when they mentioned nine holes instead of eighteen, we finally put together that two games means playing each of the two 9-hole courses. Very confusing, must be a common question, but zero clarification was offered until we had already been talking for a while. - the floor material on which you putt varies a lot but most of the time it’s a very thin carpet with almost zero texture. It’s funny because some of the hallways were decorated with more traditional fake putting green grass but not the holes. I’ve seen carpet at mini golf places before but never this thin so the ball rolls a lot more quickly with less resistance. It’s nit picky but I truly love mini golf and go out of my way to play it with friends and family so this was disappointing. - a lot of the holes have the same U-shape design. Still had fun but not as many variations as I would’ve liked. I definitely prefer the hole designs at places like the former Urban Putt and Stagecoach Greens. - positive notes: lots of cute photo ops, bigger seating area for food and drinks

This place is the best mini golf place we have ever been to. There are some holes that are pretty average, but some of the holes are so creative and so different than anything you've ever done for mini golf before. The first 8 were our favorites. We had an absolute blast and would recommend to anyone in the area.

So much fun! Just go before 8 if you want to eat. I went on my Birthday on a Monday and I had the place to myself!! I enjoyed all the fun holes & the drink was very good & strong. I heard about a magician but wasn't sure if I'd see him since it was a Monday. But when the bartender gave me my change......My dollar squeaked!! There he was just a fun as the posts said he was!! Can't wait to go back

Great place to hang out with kids, family and friends Please reserve in advance to secure your spot. Best to go on weekdays, it is less busy and not crowded. Excellent customer service and food taste great. My kids loved it here.We will be back for more. Comment: Hopefully they will add some air purifier at the first floor at it gets crowded with people and sometimes the air feels thick.

WOWWW, an amazing experience! i went to my birthday wth my Aunt and friend. First we have a warm reception, and i told that was my birthday, they gave me a hat and upgrade my game!!! cause i payed for 9 holes, and i did 18! after the 9 holes, we wanted to eat, but Peter (THE BEST WAITER OF ALL TIME!) said to us that the time for under 21 was over, so we preferred to do the game, but he make an ideia, he would bring the food for us! and after that, when we are leaving in the car, he ran at us, and give me a birthday present, a pass for an free time!!! Thanks for an amazing experience and making my 15th birthday the best of all time :) Other things, the design of the holes, the experience was everything!!!!!

A MUST-VISIT GEM IN SF! I was astonished by my experience at Holy Moly Golf -- this spot seriously blew me away. Located in the heart of the Mission District (one of SF's most vibrant, culture-packed areas), this place nails the vibe from the moment you walk in. There's a good amount of parking, tons of foot traffic, and so many cool spots nearby -- but once you're inside Holy Moly, it's like stepping into another world. From the jump, the staff energy was immaculate. Huge shoutout to Kehlani, David, and Rene (hope I'm spelling that right!) -- they were beyond lovely. Kehlani checked us in with everything already prepped and ready. Within seconds we had our golf balls (via an old-school coin machine -- YES), picked our clubs, and were ready to tee off. She went above and beyond and made the start of the experience smooth and fun. The vibe inside? Think retro arcade meets modern golf course -- 80s/90s-style game room energy with a twist. I had to stop by the bar, and wow... the drink menu was so creative, fun, and different from your typical bar. David and Rene were absolute rockstars behind the bar -- probably some of the best bar service I've ever had. It was my birthday, and their energy and attentiveness made it extra special. Truly unforgettable! Let's talk food -- the finger food selection was versatile and inclusive, with options for different dietary needs, and everything we tried was tasty. Even the kitchen staff upstairs had great energy, which tells you the whole team is solid. Plus, the bathrooms on both levels were super clean -- always a bonus. Pro tip: Go for the full 18 holes. You get to experience both upper levels, and trust me, you're going to want to try it all. It's one of those places where you'll already be planning your next visit before you even finish the first round. I have to leave out pictures and videos cause I'm telling you wait till you have this mini golf experience. Thank you, Kehlani, David & Rene, for making my birthday one to remember. I will 1000% be back soon!

Came here for 9 holes of mini golf with a friend. Good: - Easy to get started and a party vibe all around - The holes were all self-explanatory and how to play was super easy - Some of the levels were quite creative like the video game one - Pretty cheap for a mini golf experience Bad: - Felt a little lackluster and pretty empty when we went - The holes were fun but each lasted like 30 seconds, so it felt like for $15 we got about 15 min of entertainment - There was a huge reserved party so we couldn't even sit for food Overall this was an okay experience, but wouldn't come again.

The staff was AMAZING. Like, they were really wonderful. The mini golf was entertaining and the food was yummy - we loved the elote. Roro (did I get the name right??) was particularly exceptional with helping us with the timing of our food so it was there when we were done playing. It was a fun evening and I recommend going. We went with a group of 9 kids and they loved the magician!

What an amazing experience here in sf! I came in for happy hour (3pm-5pm) expecting dark and eerie as when it was Urban Putt. I was pleasantly surprised at the bright vibrant environment. At Holey Moley the golf and drinks are anything but sub-par (golf joke). Staff was friendly and accommodating guiding me through the process. Thanks to David and Paul for their help with drinks & golf!

We had an office team building at 1 pm on Friday. Staff was friendly and took our larger group. Not a reflection of them but our political climate: there were a multiple menu items (with only for 4 burgers left in total) that were out of stock. They made chicken wings into chicken tenders and we modified the menu to accommodate for food. Otherwise everyone had a good time! Good spot for a date or group social. We did street parking, but it can be limited around the area

I had a team building event here with colleagues yesterday and it was fun! We started around 3 pm and ended at 5 for a group of 7 people. At first, I thought the holes were really condensed and compact but given the space limitations they weren't bad after all. I liked that some holes have some interactive features which are different than other mini golf courses. They have full bar and food which didn't get to try. I would definitely avoid coming on weekends or at night as it gets crowded inside. Street parking only.

My company hosted a team event here in which we all had a blast. Very instagrammable and tik tok conducive place to have some fun with friends and colleagues. We did the whole course which took maybe about 30-40 mins with our 4 person group. Not sure how long it took everyone else from our outing. We got fed some pretty good sliders, corn ribs and pizza. The only issue I would say is that the food took some time to come out. Bartenders were very cool and was able to handle our large group easily.

My wife and I attended for her birthday and had a wonderful time. Staff was super-friendly, the holes are fun and clever, and the price was great.

A fun spot and full of photo ops. I went at opening on a week day when the kiddos were out of school so I'm not sure if that had any bearing on how easy it was to park (me thinks yes) just steps away. It wasn't busy when we arrived but was significantly more so when we finished, 18 holes later. It took the kiddos about 45 minutes to get through the whole course, which was leisurely with plenty of posing. The woman at the front desk was delightful as well as the restaurant/bar staff. Only Shirley Temples for us but looks like there are plenty of cute cocktails, many of which other folks posted. There's an elevator for folks who need it to get to the upper course but friends in wheelchairs will need a little help getting over the step at the entrance.

The food's pretty good, featuring tasty beef and chicken sliders, along with a variety of pizzas, including veggie options. The drinks hit the spot! The bartenders were friendly, though one lady seemed a bit curt with a child. Overall, the golfing experience was a solid 10/10--an absolute blast! Prices are very reasonable, making it enjoyable for everyone, whether it's date night or a party. Be sure to make reservations to secure your golfing slot!

Love this place. The best mini golf experience I've had in a long time and this is coming from someone who grew up in the 80s. Back then, that was basically all you had: Arcades and mini golf. Maybe laser tag if you were lucky. I digress. Compared to some of the other mini golf courses in the city, this feels a lot more complete and well thought out. The holes are fun and colorful, with tons of details and fun twists. The place is well decorated and has a nice, colorful aesthetic without being too overwhelming on the senses. Overall, I think it is a definite improvement from its previous incarnation, Urban Putt. We didn't order any food, but it did smell and look good. We ordered drinks while we golfed and they were easy to order and brought to us quickly. We went on Saturday during the day and there was a great family vibe to the joint. There were scattered couples on dates as well, which made me happy to see - but I suspect I would see a lot more of that if I went after 8 PM, when kids are no longer allowed. Last thing I'll mention is the service. I've been in the city for a long time and as far as I can remember, friendly service has never been considered an important virtue of small businesses. I'm sure in most cases there's great reasons for that (I know SF has traditionally not made it easy for small business and there's a lot of stresses involved). We tend to not expect personable and friendly service. Maybe we even feel suspicious when we see it. Either way, it was nice to see earnest smiles on the faces of people working there. Peter in particular who served us our drinks and the guy working the bar (whose name I didn't get) stood out but everyone there seemed intent on creating a good vibe. We need more places like this in the city. Something families or friends can enjoy without having to go to places Dave & Busters or drive to the suburbs.

Very cool place to chill and play some mini golf! Drinks weren't as good as cocktail bars that I'm used to but serviceable if you're not picky. I got the two drinks with bubbles(prosecco). I personally wouldn't recommend tho... They tasted too syrupy for me. The mini golf holes were fun and pretty challenging. I do like that they have 18 holes so that your time there lasts a lil longer. They also have a place where you can chill and play games. Overall, nice spot to chill and kill a few hrs

Came here for mini golf on a Friday night and it was a fun time! There's 2 courses, one on the main floor and one upstairs and while the space isn't large, each station is themed and it's fun to go through each one. They keep it interesting with different obstacles and luckily for us it wasn't too crowded so there wasn't much waiting between each hole.

Celebrated my husband's birthday here with a pre-planned event arranged through their coordinator. Communication was handled over email. On the day of, the staff was disorganized, the food took forever, and no one seemed to be in charge. Some staff members were short with us, and despite leaving feedback with the manager, I never received a response. Disappointing, especially for a planned celebration.

Went to this place on an amazing date! I never got the chance to go when it was Urban Putt, but got to experience it last night as Holey Moley! I absolutely had the best damn time of my life!!! We walked in and immediately were impressed by the decor! They had their Halloween stuff up and made for great props! We started by sitting and having a few beers and playing Jenga! The service at the bar was easy and not a long wait to get drinks at all. After a few rounds of Jenga, we went to start the courses. They have two of them, each with nine holes. Four colors for the golf balls and plenty of putters (in a variety of sizes) abound. We started the first course and it took us upstairs, loved the different obstacles and difficulty of each hole! They have roving waiters upstairs and downstairs and you can always order a drink no matter where you are in course. They have an elevator available in lieu of stairs if need be. Once you open a tab, you can order from any waiter. My only gripe is that the upstairs bar doesn't have the same beers on tap. Seems like something that can be a non-issue if they put the effort. They also have lockers available if you need to put some stuff away. It can get a bit warm upstairs so we used the lockers to put our jackets away. (Bring a dollar for the lockers) They have an extensive food menu with bar food and pizza! We ate elsewhere but would try the food another visit. Great music in the background and great staff! We loved our experience here and can't wait to visit again!

The whole indoor mini-golf thing really is brilliant as course designers understand that the elements of playing mini-golf are the same everywhere, but giving a fanciful entertainment experience in a fun food and drink environment that doesn't depend on good weather is a winner. Two thumbs up for the concept and any place that cares about executing it well, like Holey Moley does. What I want to write about is how Holey Moley contrasts with the original enterprise at this location: Urban Putt. Some of the holes were straight up kept (like the skee ball hole), but most were rebuilt. Where Urban Putt had kind of a steampunk / art house vibe full of local (SF) themed holes, Holey Moley feels more like a fun house or Fantasyland at Disneyland. Kind of like you're inside a cartoon as opposed to a Rube Goldberg machine. It's neither better or worse, just different in that way. Also, they moved the dining room down to the first floor and put it next to the bar. I can see how that creates a more integrated golf + food and drink environment where Urban Putt's dining was more like going to a different restaurant. The whole upstairs is now the back nine and the kitchen.

Was able to reserve a couple hours ahead and got there a little early cause there's no parking lot and wasn't sure if we would get lucky with street parking. And was able to check in and started earlier than our time. Got to choose our color of ball, grabbed a putter and we were off. We chose the 9-hole course that started upstairs upon the recommendation of the host that checked us in. And it didnt disappoint. Went through the course in about 20-30 mins like it said on the reservation but that was due to taking pictures on all the courses.

Super sad this place destroyed an awesome former business, what was a fun creative quirky place is no longer unique to SF. I took a friend here visiting in town and did not know it had changed hands and was revamped.

Woof what a downgrade. We loved Urban Putt and Holey Moley is a disappointment. This place is geared towards Instagram obsessed teenagers or if you are looking for an excuse to breakup with your SO. They lost the charm. I hope they redesign the holes and make it more SF. Ambiance, whatever. Didn't eat so can't comment on food. Service is the only positive thing I can comment on.

My boyfriend and I came here on a Thursday at 2 PM (when they just opened) and there were already a few other groups waiting in line! The check-in process was very smooth and we were able to get our clubs easily but the place filled up fairly quickly afterwards. We started downstairs and made our way upstairs - we did all 18 holes (9 upstairs and 9 downstairs) and the mini golf courses were all so unique and creative! There's honestly so many photo-ops with the mini golf courses as backdrops (as well as actual photo-op backdrops) but we didn't want to hold up the line :') I especially liked the cash/money grab booth because it was hectic haha... The entire place just gives me old school vintage vibes - love it! Afterwards, we went to the food area for some food and drinks! I liked that there were games at each table (either Connect 4 or Jenga)! The area reminded me of an old school ice cream parlor - super cute! We got the Korean BBQ fried wings (it also comes with some celery, carrots, ranch and EXCUSE ME, IN A MINI SHOPPING CART). It took me a lot of self control to not take that shopping cart home with me.. But I was pleasantly surprised by how good the wings were! Like you can tell the wings tasted homemade and it was quite juicy and not dry at all! For drinks, we ordered a Rub A Dub in The Tub and I honestly didn't even care what was in it and just ordered it because I am a sucker for food/ drinks with a good presentation! My boyfriend got something else and I forgot the name of it because it was in a regular cup :') but I remembered it tasted decent! The staff and workers were all so nice and friendly! Overall, we had a great time and think this a solid date idea! 10/10 recommend for your next outing :)

Great place to hang out with kids, family and friends Please reserve in advance to secure your spot. Best to go on weekends,less busy and not crowded. Excellent customer service and food taste great. My kids loved it here.We will be back for more. Comment: Hopefully they will add some air purifier at the first floor at it gets crowded with people and sometimes the air feels thick.

Holey Moley is a hidden gem in the Mission. It looks really small on the outside, but it has two sets of the course inside - one downstairs and one upstairs. There is also a bar on both floors. I didn't get any food or drinks this day but it seemed like people were definitely taking advantage. The staff were super friendly and explained everything to get started. Each hole had a place to put your drinks and food and your score sheet. And each hole was themed. I think people would enjoy taking pictures here.

Went with my roommates and had a great time. Special thanks to Kevin our server. He was able to provide us with great drink recommendations and was easy to talk to, making our whole experience 10x better. The drinks we got were Sugar Caddy, Pina Colada + Rum, cherry bomb limeade + tequila. Sugar Caddy is really good can't really taste the alcohol and is on the sweet side. This was my group's sipper drink throughout the night. My girlfriend is a big fan of pina colada and their pina colada is one of her favorites that's she has had in bar/restaurant. Cherry bomb limeade was alright but could be better. We also got kinky boot and it was delicious and went down smoothly. The course was nice had some unique holes but not as good as urban putt, the old golf course. Still fun though. We went on a Friday night and it was really crowded. The courses were too close to each other and there were time we were waiting 5-8 minutes to play the next hole. This is why we're giving 4 stars. A better spaced out start time per group or better spacing between holes might help mitigate this issue. Definitely will come back to try out the food and play some more mini golf in the future. Overall, had a great time with my housemates.

I miss Urban Putt SF, but I do like the new Holey Moley that took its place here in the Mission (which includes a couple holes from the former Urban Putt). Played 18 fun and colorful holes of mini golf, the pop culture theme featuring beloved characters, props, and scenes for each hole, like street fighter, king kong, roulette, scrabble, Van Gogh, and even a cash grab hole (the flying fake cash creating a challenge to hit the ball through an opening). In terms of difficulty, the holes weren't that hard, but definitely designed well enough to keep visitors entertained, and everything in brand new condition, with virtual holes and the few moving parts on the courses in working order. Oh yes, there are two 9-hole courses, one fully downstairs, the other with 7 holes upstairs and the last two holes in a separate room on the lower level. And all of the holes have clear and simple signs playfully explaining what to do. There are dining tables and booths in the bar area downstairs (another bar upstairs), open seating, then staff comes out to help you if you're interested in having a bite while here. Altogether, it took about 30 minutes for service to order and receive our food on a Friday night (grand opening day), and the employees were friendly and helpful. To drink, the strawberry margarita and barrel aged old fashioned were delicious. For food, we got the chicken sandwich and classic burger cooked to order, both came with a side of fries served in a cute little shopping cart. Everything came out hot and fresh. Our burger and sandwich were juicy and tasty, and I loved the seasoning on the fries. A lively atmosphere with a DJ playing 90's hip hop and house music during the evening, drinks allowed on the courses, great artwork on the walls, lockers down the hall, and quirky merchandise on display and/or for sale, like dolls and figures (Bart Simpson, Raggedy Ann, Arnold Palmer), visors, trucker caps, and gopher trophies. Definitely an awesome spot for mini golf!

I miss how uniquely San Franciscan Urban Putt was. Holey Moley is a decent replacement, although parts of it comes off as a bit too generically "Instagrammable" and lacks substance and complexity. The big red button at one of the holes downstairs was also broken and didn't do anything. My group opted for the 18 hole course, which consists of both upstairs and downstairs. Overall, the course felt more spread out and spacious than Urban Putt, which was pleasant. You can also place drink orders anytime during your game, which was convenient. Because the course wasn't very complex though (was mostly flat surfaces), it didn't take long to finish all 18 holes. I do wish the course was more complex, but overall we had a fun time.

No parking on site, Street parking so you probably will have to loop around a few times to find a spot to park. . Friendly staffs, and ok food! Adorable aesthetic whether in decoration or food plating, location feels cramped inside ~ Cute spot to play indoor mini golf but it was a lot smaller than expected and the wait for golf took a bit of time since it was crowded and the space to golf was small. I love that we had many golf ball colors to choose from (pink, blue, orange, and yellow). The staff was friendly and super attentive, we never had to hunt them down as they just came and always checked on us and walked around. The food here is just ok I'd rate a 6/10 but the drinks were a solid 7.5 and cute aesthetic. We order the Nachos and the Mac and Cheese Balls. My group got the drink with the duck and it was so cute! Great spot for a date night or a night out to catch up with friends. The golf game level alone was pretty easy and there's an upstairs for continuation of the game once done with the first sheet. A lot of the game was short distance wise and felt like there wasn't much distance/length for us to hit to fully to feel the game and ended pretty quick. In general it just felt pretty cramped, especially every time moving to the next station. Overall a great place to check out to see what the hype is about~

This place is a great spot for a fun outing, whether you're with family, friends, or on a date night! The cost for two people to play 18 holes was $54, which felt reasonable for the experience. What I appreciated most was the spacious layout--much roomier than its previous iteration. We arrived around 6 PM, just before the evening rush, which gave us plenty of time and space to enjoy ourselves without feeling rushed. I do have a soft spot for the old UP, though. It may have been darker and a bit more cramped, but that divey charm was part of what made it special. Overall, I'm excited to come back for another round of mini golf. Next time, I'll definitely try their pizza and snacks, which looked delicious!

We walked in with a reservation for 18 holes, which were split between 2 levels. The friendly associate at the front checked us in, provided an explanation, and gave us our tokens for the golf balls. After playing the 1st 9 holes, our balls were taken back, so we had to go back to the front desk, get tokens for new balls, and take an elevator to the 2nd floor. I've been to Urban Putt, its predecessor, and I think they're unique in their own ways. All the holes for Urban Putt were on one level, and they reflected different landmarks in San Francisco. In addition, we felt that there were more moving parts. On the other hand, Holey Moley uses more technology and influences from pop culture in its holes. I won't go too in depth so that you can check it out for yourself! Side notes: 1.) Limited street parking *Verdict: 4.5 stars rounded up to 5 d/t service. From start to finish, staff were friendly and checked in to make sure that everything was okay. If you haven't been, this is a fun activity to spend an afternoon/evening!

Came here last week as part of a work team event. There was probably about 40-50 of us in there, but they were easily able to accommodate all of us, while still allowing in additional people that trickled in, unrelated to our group. I was genuinely curious how they were going to have enough courses with the limited room inside, but was really surprised by the creative usage of the space. While there are certainly some more traditional courses that we would expect to see, similar to an outdoor course. There were also some really out-of-the-box ones that made use of digital displays, pachinko boards, and hand-guided mazes. There are 18 holes in total here that I'm aware of. 9 holes upstairs, and 9 holes downstairs. They also have some creative food and cocktail options here, which do make for great photo opportunities.

Looking for something fun to do in SF? Check out this cool indoor mini golf! You can play on the first floor (9 holes) or extend your fun and try the second floor too (total 18 holes). Each hole is a unique theme that will keep you entertained at each stop, with some that are great photo ops. If there is a wait to start your game, they also have a lounge area where you can buy drinks and snacks to enjoy until it is your turn. A plus is that you can actually bring your drink with you as you play because there are little tables for your drink and score sheet. Late at night they also have 21+ hours where a DJ plays, so keep that in mind for a fun night out too!

Fun little spot to stop in at and have some fun! Played a little mini golf, had some food (vegan options!) and fun drinks! I'd recommend making reservations just to be sure. Great for a little family fun or date night kinda thing. Definitely a fun atmosphere, good service, good food & drinks - and good fun!

New indoor mini golf in the mission district. They have 2 different courses (yellow and red section). If you had to choose between the upstairs or main floor, I recommend the main floor's course more. Overall a fun indoor activities with friends and family.

This used to be Urban Putt before the change. They renovated the whole place and it's a lot more spacious. There's 9 holes on the ground floor, 9 holes on the second floor. You're able to pay by 9 holes which is great if you don't want to do all 18. The staff is so helpful in guiding where to start. Some of the holes were challenging but still so fun/unique. They have unique drinks and different drink deals by the hour after they close the place to those ages 21 and below. Each day of the week has a special deal which makes it so much more fun to go mini golfing. I haven't had a chance to try the food but it looks so good. Definitely coming back to try some. Parking is a bit hard to find but still doable!

Great place for a first date! We came here on a weekday and it was very lively but not too busy. While we were waiting to get checked in we got a couple of drinks at the bar which were very cute and reasonably priced! The golf experience itself is very unique and I loved how different each hole was. Overall, an excellent experience!

Let me start by saying this place is clever and enjoyable...a lot of thought put into it. New owners made some nice changes and utilized the upstairs. Overall I recommend for a fun experience. Make sure you have a reservation. We were walk-ins and were turned away at first. We decided to come back an hour and a half later with a reservation. My 6 year old Grandson absoutly loved it and could have played on and on. My 9 year old Granddaughter got bored by the 10th hole and stopped playing. (Our two best critics.) Two competitive adults (myself is one) enjoyed it all except one hole. We experienced trouble at Tee 7. It was a total waste bc it didn't seem to work. That hole was a disaster. All 4 of us gave up on that one. The staff is accomodating and friendly. However, I do have an issue. When you pay with a credit card a "suggested tips" pop up. I feel I am a generous tipper however I can't figure out exactly what I am tipping??? The staff is doing the job they were hired to do. There is no additional extra service provided. We got our ball, we got our clubs, we returned our own clubs...sooo what am I tipping?? I know tipping is my choice...however I am annoyed that it pops up. The prices are pretty high enough as it is. The food and drinks at the bar all looked very good as we passed by. It was very tempting...next time for sure. The web site says the first 8 holes of golf would take 20 minutes. It took us a lot longer as we waited at a few holes each time. We thought our next vist would be the 8 holes (not 16) and food at the bar. And...there will be a next time for sure!

I was able to play 9 holes here for free thanks to a yelp event. But my bf and I did the 9 holes that start upstairs. There was no one there yet, so we went through pretty quickly. The holes are very small so not too hard to complete. We did 9 holes in just over 20 minutes! The holes are cutely designed to be game themed mostly. They aren't too hard, so it's not much of a challenge in my opinion. I'm not sure what the usual cost is, but playing here for free is definitely fun. We went on a Friday at 6:20 and seemed like we beat a rush. If you go on a weekend, I'd recommend making reservations. I bet you can be a walk-in on weeknights with no problems. Didn't eat or drink anything so can't comment on that!

Will never come here again the minute you walk in you need to hurry up decide what your doing weather it's drinking/eating or playing golf (because the workers are overly pushy & aggressive). I was waiting for my friend to get out the bathroom so we can decide what we wanted to eat/drink I got hounded 3 times by 3 different people to order now! I ended up not playing golf finished my drink/food & left because of the people/service. Will never step foot here again. Drinks were terrible we tried 5 (tried to give this place a chance at them) Food was decent double cheeseburger, pretzel & sliders weren't terrible but not worth ever going back based on the way we were served/treated. I became very close to asking who the manager was on this shift last night.

Right at the corner of South Van Ness and 22nd Ave sits Holey Moley, this is a great place for kids and adults alike. Definitely a good hangout spot for adults with the heart of a child. Holey Moley designed and decorated their miniature golf courses extremely unique and fun. I sadly didn't get to try their food, but the staff were all helpful and friendly. We were greeted immediately right upon arrival. We were told that there is 2 different games 9 holes each. Super fun definitely try out both games.

Holey Moley is Mission's newest mini golf experience, taking the place of what used to be Urban Putt. I went with my family and some friends as a group on the larger side (8 people) and had a great time at Holey Moley! Check-in was smooth and easy, and I personally really loved how much brighter and cleaner the experience felt. Holey Moley uses all of the space in the building - opening up rooms that were previously used for back of house operations and making them into new holes, and separating the front 9 holes and the back 9 holes by floor so that groups can be started at different points without there being a lot of traffic jam. Holey Moley also retains the bar and food ordering (with separate stations upstairs and downstairs), with lots of little rail spaces to set your drink. I think it's a great activity for all ages and would definitely be back :)

The drinks were good and the new layout was way before that before . I do miss the old SF monuments

Came here on a Saturday evening and it wasn't that busy! We booked for both courses (2 games of 9 holes each) and it took about 2 hours for us to finish. The courses were super unique and fun and we had a great time! We got drinks as well and they were delicious. We liked this place more than Urban Putt since there's 2 floors to it rather than 1. The prices were a bit on the higher side as it was about $60 for 2 people but we would come back again for another special occasion!

My husband and i had a blast here. It's great service from the moment you walk in. Hosts were friendly and seemed like they really wanted you to have a great time. Drinks were delicious and generous. Loved all the cute touches. Even though it's inside, there seems to be lots of air and space, so you feel like you can breathe. It's such a unique experience that really works.

I went here on Tuesday night with friends and the experience was cute and fun. While not as intricate as its previous owner urban putt, Holey Moley has cute art, interactive mini golf set ups, and a nice booth area to sit down and lounge. They also have jenga at every table and specialty drinks that come in cute containers such as a trophy drink and a little bathtub drink. Definitely worth checking out!

Super fun mini golf adventure! We're really into mini golf and we're so excited to try out this new hotspot. They have a good selection of food and drinks to enhance your experience. The attendants were all so friendly and welcoming. The place is nice and spacious with creative themes for each of the holes! Unfortunately, I lost my game so I can't wait to come back and play to win again, lol!

This used to be the old urban putt, but it's soooo much better now. There's soooo many cute courses inside. They even have a 2nd floor. They have food & drinks & so many servers everywhere. You can drink as you golf. Such a cute date night spot

This place is the best mini golf place we have ever been to. There are some holes that are pretty average, but some of the holes are so creative and so different than anything you've ever done for mini golf before. The first 8 were our favorites. We had an absolute blast and would recommend to anyone in the area.

Slightly underwhelming but I think it's worth the effort to head over for a fun afternoon. Food is bar food based on the various apps we got but fun atmosphere.

The new place looks a lot better, more open and more inviting. The staff is also super friendly. However, the courses themselves are very very basic. Barely any excitement or complexity in the course. I feel like all the money went into decorating not into interesting or intricate put experiences.

Really cute mini golf in Mission. We had a reservation at 8pm on a Saturday night. Each hole has it's own theme which makes it fun and a great photo opportunity. They make announcements every now and then to advertise a drink promotion which is a great way to get drinks at a discount! My only complaint is that the first few holes there tends to be quite a line either in front or behind you which could need better space for reservations.