Adventure Golf
Themed Golf
Mini Golf
Compact Mini Golf
Garden Centre Golf
Mini Golf
Adventure Golf
Garden Golf Greens
Artificial Golf Grass
Play Surfaces
Garden Sports Surfaces
Garden lawns
Traditional Mini Golf
For smaller sites or for those on a budget. Our traditional mini golf/crazy golf courses are a simpler form of the game. This style of course is the most common and can be found up and down the UK. Not too hard to play, but nonetheless, these are good competition courses for those that like consistent surfaces. This type of course is generally a straight forward build. Subtle and simple changes in level with minimal disruption to the site mean these courses can be up and running in a fairly short space of time. Borders are mainly finished with existing grass or low maintenance material. Bases can be concrete or aggregate with surfacing loose laid or glued. With budget concerns at an all time, these type of courses will continue to prove popular for leisure operators. Due to the simplicity and robust nature this basic style proves best in locations where constant monitoring or fencing is not possible or desirable. As such they can be sited a fair distance from kiosk. Adding windmills and lighthouses Would mean the course needing to be in a fenced or well monitored environment. As there are many courses like this in the Uk, the chances are, some are just neglected and forgotten. A new course or a new lease of life is waiting for some.
Moving with the times
From Farms to Zoos and from Southampton to N Ireland we have been on a fair few journeys across these isles. Learning our trade through hard work and ingenuity. Sometimes waking at 4 o’clock daily in the morning to drive across the country. Our first course was at Woodside animal farm near Luton in the year 2001 and whilst it was a bit rough and ready it did have a certain charm about it that still makes me smile even now. I might bring back an updated version of that course as it was a good design. I think most of it has disappeared but I’ve heard they still have a few holes left! . I remember making a model to show the course in 3d which the owners kept. It was the beginning of a steep learning curve that continued after each course from then on. With the popularity of Adventure golf and mini golf growing (crazy golf has seen a decline though) we have not had to travel as far which means our early promotional work pushing for more inland courses has paid off for us as well as other course builders. Note: We are still willing to travel!