Bck Yrd Golf

The reviews don't give this place justice. Live a little and enjoy the courses for what they are intended to be, a little bit of fun. Shout out to the hosts

Echoing what others have said - Very small and cramped. Wouldn't recommend it if there's more than 2 of you. Very claustrophobic, poorly built, and poorly maintained, so some holes don't work very well/at all. Given how hard you need to hit the ball, and height of some things, kids would really struggle. Would suspect not many people visit more than once

Despite the multiple negative reviews, I feel this place is actually remarkably good. Fantastic value for money and a great way to spend a couple of hours.

For full transparency, I booked through groupon, and for two people to play one round, it cost about £8. Which for what it was I felt was good value.It is small, I couldn't imagine doing the courses with a full group. The two of us went when it was very quiet, so we managed to get around the course with ease.The decor is too be expected. They have attempted to make it urban and eclectic. When we went, we were given the opportunity to collect our scores on mobile devices, and no pencil or paper was offered. I wonder if this is to deter people from writing on the walls.The drinks are pricey and personally I would avoid, especially if you are going elsewhere for food after.I would visit again to do the other course but only if in a small group and using a voucher.

Me and my husband were given a gift voucher to spend here as a Christmas present and we had so much fun!It's a great golf course that isn't too easy and it features some brilliant props to take photos with!The cocktails are 2 for £10 putting it on par with most of the local bars. I tried 3 of them and I was a fan of them all! The slush puppy one in particular is very good.

A funny hour or so. Drinks are average but quite good value for money on the cocktails. My only cons are that it is quite dirty and hot, and has a slightly weird smell in the building, you do kind of leave feeling you want to cake yourself in hand sanitiser . But overall I'm glad we tried it, can't say I'd rush back but still fun.

There are 2 golf courses, easy and hard, we did both. The easy one is OK, not a lot of room to move around and a family of 4 would struggle to fit in the playing spaces for each hole. The hard one has more room to move around and is much more fun to play although one or 2 sections are very hard and a little cheating came into play. Some parts of the decor on both courses are looking well worn, floor spaces damaged, marks and holes in some walls. Overall definitely needs some TLC but the staff are very helpful and greet you with a smile. Not sure we would pay another visit.

I get it's a small business and it's hard, but some effort wouldn't go a miss guys, maybe clean it once in a while, and a bit of upkeep. Shocking the filth and grafity on the walls especially when you're open to families with young kids.Not coming back.

Agree with many of the other comments on here. Feels like it might be aimed at a particular demographic which we were not.It's very cramped. Too cramped to take a shot in most places. They could have halved the number of holes and it would have been a much more enjoyable experience. There were only three of us and we couldn't stand together to play any hole.Some if the graffiti was pretty graphic too. Thankfully this passed over my young son. The toilets were terrible too.It's a nice idea and some of the holes were nicely and uniquely themed. But others were just too hard and cramped that it wasn't a particularly fun experience.