Where is Lost Treasure Golf located in Branson, MO?
We’re located at 3346 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616, right in the heart of the action on Branson’s famous 76 Country Boulevard “Strip.” You can’t miss us — just look for the big yellow plane. We offer on-site parking, and you can reach us at (417) 332-0889 with any questions.
What are Lost Treasure Golf’s hours?
We’re a seasonal outdoor attraction, so hours change throughout the year. Summer brings our longest hours (around 9am to 11pm daily), with roughly 10am–9pm hours in the spring and fall and reduced hours in winter — all weather permitting. Check our website here for the current day’s hours before you head out.
Is there really a train ride?
Yes — and it’s included with your round! A free mining train ride takes you directly to the course’s starting point at the top, where you’ll choose which of Professor Hacker’s expeditions to follow. It’s a fun, one-of-a-kind way to start your game that kids and adults both love.
How many courses are there, and how long does a round take?
We feature two 18-hole courses — the Gold and the Diamond — for a full 36 holes of fun. Most groups finish an 18-hole round in about 45 minutes to an hour, with the second course ready whenever you want to keep playing.
What’s the difference between the Gold and Diamond courses?
Each has its own character! The Gold course features the big airplane, waterfalls, and a pond, while the Diamond course has stairs and takes you through the skull. Both wind through beautiful landscaping, so it’s worth playing both to experience the full adventure.
What’s the story behind Lost Treasure Golf?
Our theme follows Professor Duffer A. Hacker, who led two 1920s expeditions to the Fogclift Islands off the coast of South America in search of legendary gold and diamond mines — and discovered an old mining train built by the Germans during the First World War. That train now carries you to the top of the mountain to begin your own treasure hunt.
How much does it cost to play?
Your first round of one 18-hole course is $15 + tax for adults and $13 + tax for children, with a second round for $8 + tax, and little ones can play free with a plastic putter and a paying adult. You’ll also save $1 per ticket when you buy online. Prices can vary, so check our website for current pricing.
Do you offer discounts, coupons, or a second-round deal?
Yes — you save $1 per ticket online, enjoy a discounted $8 second round, and can find coupons on our website and in the local coupon books. You can even save your receipt for a discount at our sister course, Professor Hacker’s Dinosaur Canyon, and don’t forget to ask about the Mystery Hole for a chance at a free game.
What is the “mystery hole”?
It’s a fun bonus! Ask a Guide after hole 18 about the Mystery Hole — it changes every day, and if you get a hole-in-one on it, you win a free game. It’s a great reason to bring your A-game to every single hole.
Can I buy tickets online, or do I need a reservation?
No reservation needed — walk-ins are always welcome. Tickets can be purchased at our box office or online, and buying online saves you $1 per ticket, which is especially handy during the busy summer season.
Is Lost Treasure Golf good for kids and families?
Absolutely — we’re a family favorite. Along with two well-kept courses, we offer family-friendly touches like toddler putters and shaded seating areas, and the train ride to the top is a hit with the little ones. Guests consistently praise how clean and beautifully maintained the whole property is.
Is the course wheelchair accessible?
Yes — our course is wheelchair accessible, and the train ride to the top helps everyone in your group reach the course together. We also have shaded benches along the way for anyone who wants to take a break.
Do you host birthday parties, groups, or events?
We do! Challenge your group to an unforgettable round — contact us to learn about group pricing. Our themed courses make a memorable setting for birthdays, family reunions, and team outings.
What’s there for younger kids specifically?
Plenty — the train ride is a favorite for little explorers, the holes are approachable enough for beginners, and we keep toddler putters on hand so even the youngest players can join in. Kids can also play free with a plastic putter alongside a paying adult.
Is Lost Treasure Golf a good rainy-day or in-between activity?
We’re a great break from Branson’s shows and shopping, and a perfect evening stop. We’re an outdoor course, so play is weather permitting — but if rain interrupts your round, our staff have been known to hand out passes so you can come back and finish another time.
Are there other Professor Hacker courses in Branson?
Yes! Branson is home to two Professor Hacker’s courses — Lost Treasure Golf and Professor Hacker’s Dinosaur Canyon. Dinosaur Canyon adds a prehistoric, fire-breathing-volcano twist, and you can save your receipt from one course for a discount at the other.
What should I wear or bring?
Comfortable shoes are a good idea, especially for the stairs and hills on the Diamond course, and sunscreen and water are smart in the warmer months. There’s shaded seating on-site to cool off, and evening rounds are popular once the summer heat lets up.
Is Lost Treasure Golf open year-round?
We’re open most of the year, with our longest hours in the busy summer season and reduced hours in the winter months. Always check our website for the current schedule before you visit.
Is Lost Treasure Golf one of the best mini golf courses in Branson?
We’re proud to be a Branson favorite, consistently praised for our immaculate, beautifully landscaped courses and that signature train ride. With so many things to do in Branson, we love being a clean, family-friendly stop that guests return to trip after trip.
What else is there to do near Lost Treasure Golf in Branson?
Lots — our spot on the 76 Strip puts you steps from live shows, go-karts, and attractions, and a short drive from Silver Dollar City, Branson Landing, the Titanic Museum, Ripley’s Believe It or Not, and Table Rock Lake. And if your crew can’t get enough mini golf, our sister course, Dinosaur Canyon, is right here in Branson too.