Ahlgrim & Sons Ltd. Funeral Parlor and Mini-Golf
What People Are Saying About Ahlgrim Family Funeral Home
The Editor
Elisa Kronish
Citysearch
The Scene – Sound kinda bizarre? It is kinda bizarre. But thankfully, Ahlgrim & Sons funeral parlor is also respectful of the dead--groups play only when the place is funeral-free. Not for the easily spooked, this course has spirit like no other. The silly, tongue-in-cheek hole designs--built mostly by Roger Ahlgrim, the mastermind behind this 35-year-old creep-course--include a skull and bones, a graveyard with tiny headstones with names of each funeral employee, a haunted house, a castle with a guillotine entrance, and, yes, a coffin on Hole No. 2. Ahlgrim's mini-golf has appeared in…
03/17/09
Great Place for an outing
by montel111
What I mean about the con is that if a funeral is planned for your day, then they get FIRST priority! That makes sense right?
The owner made this course for his son and it is definitely challenging and fun! When I was there, it also had 3 or 4 video games that you could play when you took a break between rounds of golf! 9 HOLES!
This is GREAT for a party up to 30 people I believe or a great date! The TWO hours went by so fast and it does not seem like a funeral home when you are in the basement!
- Pros: FREE minigolf and videogames
- Cons: Might be a funeral
The Details on Ahlgrim Family Funeral Home
The Extras:
Also free are video games, vintage and new pinball machines, pingpong and foosball.
Know Before You Go:
The crowd is generally made up of groups. Boy Scout and Girl Scout troupes, kids birthday parties. Corpses, of course, on off-days.
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