Championship Adventure Golf

Miniature golf courses were great fun despite them being quiet tatty, the actual fake grass was in good condition. Quiet a sheltered sunny spot. Worth the hour we spent there

Two super courses, very cleverly designed. Much better than your avage crazy golf course. Well maintained. Supper fun for the family.

Fantastic mini golf course, one of the best I've ever played. Quality of the holes is excellent.

Carlsberg don’t do adventure golf, but if they did it’d probably be Championship Adventure Golf New Brighton. It’s really good. Lovely course design, both the theme and the actual design of the challenges. More modern adventure golf’s focus almost entirely on theme, but ultimately have quite boring flat straight fairways. This establishment has taken car to put lots of undulating and bending fairways with bunkers and real water hazards to make it challenging and interesting. It’s goods value and a lovely setting so close to the sea. The closed toilets is frustrating but they belong to the council not the golf course. I think the nearest ones are at the food mall at the end of the road.

Great crazy golf courses. We played the Landmark course today but have played both courses in the past. It was busy but everyone waited their turn patiently. Great fun and a fab way to spend an hour in the sun.

Had a good game of gold on both courses BUT to be honest, the whole thing was a little spoilt by the lady serving at the window. On picking up our clubs it seemed to be clear she didn't want to be there. A real misery face which sadly impacted mine and my 9 year old's mood straight away. And considering we'd spent almost £30 the least we could have got was just acknowledgement of our presence.Then when we finished both rounds madly myself and my lad had both got holes in 1 on two different holes. My boy remembered getting a badge for a hole in one last year when he came so he skipped up to the window. I kinda set his expectation he might not get one, but I couldnt set him up for the side grin of rhe lady when she had great pleasure in telling him she didn't have any badges, all whilst smiling insincerely at him. It was horrible to see as a parent. So much so my boy got upset and started to cry, so I had to walk him away from the stand.So in summary, it's a nice place to visit but don't expect any level of customer service or even basic manners if a lady is in the booth. She is letting this business down. I understand it might be minimum wage BUT if you don't want to be there then leave don't take it out on your customers and their kids...Dang shame.(Pic taken after hole in one...happier times)

The course is in in an absolute state with overgrown spikey shrubs over pathways, debris everywhere and rotten benches and wooden bridges. It could genuinely injure someone. I don't get why the owner would spend so much on a fantastic course to then let it go so badly.

Easily the best adventure golf I've visited in the UK. Incredibly well kept/manicured, an excellent and well executed theme, and really helpful staff. At just £7.50 an adult for 18-holes, I couldn't recommend a visit enough.

Great fun, well maintained courses! It does get busy though, so set aside a couple of hours.