Cosmic Mini Golf & Play Kennesaw

Such a great place to go and get away from the craziness in the mall for a little while. You also get two rounds per person paid, so you can take a second chance to better your score.

It was a gray Saturday when I, a lonely 35-year-old man, wandered into Cosmic Golf in Kennesaw. The neon lights and distant laughter called to me, pulling me out of my usual routine of isolation. I picked up a club and started playing, though I didn’t expect much from the day. As I approached the third hole, I noticed two women ahead—one with electric blue hair, Tasha, and the other in a flowery dress, Ivy. They were laughing loudly, teasing each other over a missed shot. Tasha caught my eye and waved. “Want to join us?” she asked, smiling. I hesitated but joined them. Soon, we were laughing and playing together as if we’d always known each other. Ivy was calm, while Tasha was more brash, both of them radiating warmth. I quickly learned they were a couple, openly affectionate, but not in a way that made me feel like an outsider. As we played, I met their friends—Marcus, the guy who always dressed in wild costumes, and Val, a non-binary artist with cosmic tattoos. The whole crew welcomed me without hesitation, and suddenly, Cosmic Golf felt less like an escape and more like home. After the game, Ivy and Tasha invited me to hang out at their place. Over drinks, they told me about their open relationship, how they loved each other but were also open to exploring connections with others. I’d never considered polyamory before, but the way they talked about it—so honest and without pressure—intrigued me. That night, something unexpected happened. The three of us grew closer, and I realized that it wasn’t just about sex. It was about a deeper connection, something emotional and freeing. They saw me in a way I hadn’t been seen in years, and for the first time in a long while, I felt like I truly belonged. We became regulars at Cosmic Golf, and as weeks passed, Ivy, Tasha, and their quirky crew became my new circle. They helped me explore a new side of myself, teaching me that love doesn’t have to fit into neat little boxes. It can be expansive, messy, and beautiful in ways I’d never imagined.

Came to visit on a Saturday, website says they open at 11am (their storefront says 10am, but we checked the website) and by 11:15, still not open. 3 disappointed kids.