1 / 3Totalspan Golf for Good Minigolf
📍 Paraparaumu, Wellington
Golf for Good is an 18-hole community-built mini-golf course at Mazengarb Park in Paraparaumu - NZ's first internationally designed mini-golf course, inspired by the Himalayas putting course at St Andrews. Suits ages 4 and up. Free parking, refreshment kiosk, all profits go to local Kāpiti causes.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for mixed-age family groups (4 up through teens and adults). Reviewers consistently call out how the course balances challenge and fun - kids and adults can play together and both find it engaging. Community-run with profits going to local causes.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
View all reviews →10 Google reviews
G Reviews from Google
Steph Dyhrberg
10 months ago
“This wonderful mini golf course has just opened. It is attractively laid out, challenging and fun for all ages from about 4 year olds upwards. Reasonably priced. Ice creams and drinks for sale. Toilets at the nearby Pavilion. Ample free parking.”
Abby Haverkamp
8 months ago
“Great value for money and a really fun course with some challenging golf holes that provided us with many laughs. I played with a 15, 13 and 11 year old and we all loved it. Highly recommend.”
Heather Payne
5 months ago
“Lovely mini golf with very friendly folks running it! Can get ice creams and drinks. Great on a sunny autumn day with Grandma and grandkids!”
📊 Commonly mentioned in Google reviews
Based on Google review tagsMini golf course
2 reviews
Ice cream
2 reviews
Value for money
2 reviews
Toilets
2 reviews
Drinks
2 reviews
Overview
Golf for Good is an 18-hole mini-golf course at Mazengarb Park in Paraparaumu, run by Kāpiti Rotary Club and the combined Kāpiti Lions Clubs. The course was designed with input from international mini-golf designer Scott McPherson, taking inspiration from the Himalayas putting course at St Andrews. Suits ages 4 and up - challenging enough to entertain teens and adults, accessible enough for younger kids. On-site refreshment kiosk for ice creams and drinks, free parking, and toilets at the nearby Pavilion. All profits go back to Kāpiti community initiatives.
