Mini Pro Golf Parks
ENTRY
from £9.95
SETTING
Outdoors
WHERE
Kidderminster
What it’s like
An 18-hole outdoor putting course with themed holes and camel rides, plus a leaderboard to argue over on the way back to the car.
Eighteen holes of chip and putt, equipment hire chucked in with the ticket, so there's no faffing about with extra kit charges once you're through the gate. The themed holes are the obvious draw, and the site keeps a running leaderboard so your lot can spend the whole car journey home arguing about who actually won. There are camel rides too, which isn't something you get at most crazy golf places.
It's £9.95 a child and £11.50 for adults, or £38.50 for two adults and two kids as a family ticket, which works out cheaper than paying separately if there are four of you. No booking needed, you just turn up and they say you'll normally be playing within a few minutes. That's handy on a whim, less handy if you've driven over expecting a quiet afternoon, because it does get busy later in the day. Early arrival is the tip straight from the venue itself.
It's outdoor and weather dependent, so a soggy forecast could scupper the plans. Opening is a bit patchy outside school holidays too, Fridays only from noon and weekends from 10, so check which day you're going for before you set off. Parking's free on site, and there are toilets and somewhere to sit if you've brought a picnic.
Birthday parties get a sheltered rest area, but you're bringing your own food and cake and just buying drinks from the kiosk on site. There's a loyalty card running as well, ten stamps for a free game, worth picking up if you think you'll be back more than once this season.
Facilities
Need to know
- Last entry
- 4.30pm
- Parking
- Free on-site parking
- How long to allow
- Equipment hire included in price
- Parties
- Birthday parties available with sheltered rest area
- Worth knowing
- 10-stamp loyalty card earns a free game (10% discount equivalent)
- Season runs until 6th September, with a finale weekend on 26-27th September that includes a free drink or snack for anyone attending
- There's a sheltered rest area for parties, but bring your own picnic food and cake
- Larger groups should contact the venue directly rather than just turning up
- Grab a loyalty card if you'll be back more than once, ten stamps gets a free game
Plan your visit
Do we need to book ahead?
No, just turn up. They say you'll normally be playing within a few minutes of arriving.
How much does it cost?
£9.95 for a child, £11.50 for an adult, or £38.50 for a family ticket covering two adults and two kids.
What are the opening hours?
Fridays are noon till 4pm, weekends 10am to 5.30pm, and daily 10am to 5.30pm through school holidays. Last entry is 4.30pm.
Is equipment hire included?
The price covers the full 18 holes plus club and ball hire.
Is there parking?
Free parking on site.
What happens if it rains?
It's an outdoor course, so it's weather dependent and may not run in poor conditions.
Can we book a birthday party?
Small groups can just turn up, but larger groups or parties should contact the venue directly to arrange. Parties get a sheltered rest area, and you bring your own picnic food and cake, buying drinks from the kiosk.
Is it busy?
Afternoons can get busy, so arriving early is the venue's own advice.
Is there a loyalty scheme?
A stamp card where ten stamps earns a free game.
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