Collier Park Mini Golf

 Collier Park Mini Golf in Como is a fantastic choice for families, friends and groups looking for an outdoor activity that everyone can enjoy. Set among mature pine trees, the beautifully landscaped 18–hole course has been designed as a miniature version of a full-size golf course, with bunkers, water hazards and rough, but on a scale that’s welcoming for kids, beginners and seasoned golfers alike.

On arrival, you’ll head into the pro shop to pay for your round and pick up your putters. There’s no need to bring your own clubs – in fact, they ask that you don’t, as metal heads can damage the turf – and there’s a great range of colour‑coded putters in different lengths so you can easily match the right size to each player. Once you’ve paid, staff at the mini golf entrance run through a quick safety and etiquette briefing, hand out scorecards and pencils, and let everyone choose a brightly coloured golf ball. With a few colour options available, it’s easy for each player to keep track of their own ball throughout the game.

A standout feature at Collier Park is that every green has three separate flag positions – red, yellow and blue – so you can choose your challenge level on each hole. The red flag is the easiest, with the largest cup and the most forgiving line to the hole, making it ideal for younger children or nervous beginners. The yellow flag adds a bit more interest and precision, while the blue flag is reserved for confident or competitive putters looking for a tougher line and smaller cup. It’s a clever system that means mixed‑ability groups can all play together on the same hole, but each person can tailor their difficulty to suit their skills.

Accessibility has clearly been a priority in the design. The first nine holes are fully wheelchair and pram friendly, with smooth paths and gentle gradients that allow all members of the family to join in. There’s generous seating dotted around the course as well, so grandparents, pregnant parents or anyone needing a breather can rest and still be part of the fun.

The course winds through attractive landscaping, including a central water feature. On some holes, you’re encouraged to take the stepping stones that cross the water, adding an extra element of adventure for kids.

Hole 17, which you reach via stepping stones, is a real highlight with most children eager to lead the way across.

Collier Park’s mini golf really leans into the “real golf course in miniature” concept. Most holes are par 2 or 3, and you’ll encounter classic golf elements such as mini sand bunkers, rough, undulating greens and a water hazard. Before you start, there is a small practice area with three holes, which is handy for getting used to the speed and slope of the greens, particularly for kids who may never have held a golf club before.

The balls used on course are floating balls, so if someone’s wayward putt finds the water, it’s not the end of the world – kids especially love retrieving them with the fishing nets placed strategically along the edge.

The overall atmosphere on the course is relaxed and family‑friendly, with enough space between groups that you don’t feel rushed, yet the layout keeps play moving. At the end there’s even a podium, perfect for crowning your family champion or grabbing a fun photo before you return your putters. It’s a simple touch that adds to the sense of occasion for kids and makes mini golf feel like a “proper” event.

Food and drink are well covered too. Adjacent to the pro shop is the fully licensed, family‑friendly Collier Café, where you can grab a coffee, soft drink, ice cream or casual meal either before or after your round. Because the course itself is licensed from 10am daily, adults can also enjoy a drink while they play, making it a relaxed option for date night, student catch‑ups or after‑work socials as well as family visits.

In terms of value, Collier Park offers flexible pricing across weekdays, weekends and concessions, as well as family rates and special universal access pricing. On weekdays, adults pay less than on weekends, with concession and student discounts available, plus a good‑value family pass for two adults and two children, and an affordable add‑on rate for extra kids. There’s also a weekday twilight rate after 5pm (Monday to Thursday), which is especially tempting for after‑school or after‑work visits in the warmer months. On weekends and public holidays, prices are slightly higher, as you’d expect, but still competitive for the quality of the course and facilities.

Another big drawcard is how easy it is to visit. Mini golf operates on a “pay and play” basis with no bookings required for general play – you simply show up, pay and head out on course. If you’re concerned about crowds, Collier Park publishes known busy times on their website, particularly when there are large group bookings or private events, and you can always call ahead to check how things are looking. For those wanting something more structured, the venue offers a range of function and party options. There are kids’ birthday party packages built around a fun mini golf round, corporate and team‑building events, and Christmas or end‑of‑year function packages. The central pavilion within the course can be hired for parties and group functions, offering an atmospheric setting among the trees, and there are options to combine mini golf with food and drinks either at the pavilion or at Collier Café. For larger or bespoke events, the venue can provide information on exclusive use of the course.

Located on Hayman Road in Como, Collier Park Mini Golf is easy to access by car, with plenty of parking as it forms part of the broader Collier Park Golf complex. The pine‑fringed setting feels peaceful and green, so you get that “day out” feel without travelling far from the city. Whether you’re looking to get the kids off their screens, plan an affordable family outing, catch up with friends, or organise a memorable party or work event, Collier Park Mini Golf delivers a fun, inclusive and well‑run experience.

Overall, Collier Park Mini Golf remains one of Perth’s standout mini golf destinations, combining thoughtful design, accessibility, flexible pricing and a welcoming, family‑friendly vibe. It’s an easy recommendation for local families and visitors alike.

Collier Park Mini Golf

Address: Hayman Rd, Como WA 6152

Opening hours:
Open 7 days: 9:00am – 8:00pm
(Last tee-off 6:30pm; licensed from 10:00am daily)

Official website: https://www.collierparkgolf.com.au/mini-golf/