One Under Liverpool
BEST FOR
Ages 0-17
WHERE
Liverpool
What it’s like
Eighteen holes of themed mini golf through a Grade II listed building, with pool and shuffleboard if you fancy a break from the putter.
Eighteen holes of mini golf make up the main event here, split across obstacles and what they call golf tech rather than just windmills and loops. Reckon on 30-45 minutes per 9-hole course, so the full round is a proper hour-plus outing rather than a quick five minutes and out. Once you're done, or if someone in your group would rather sit one out, there's pool, shuffleboard and retro arcade games to fill the gaps.
Ages run right down to babies and up to 17, so it works as a family round rather than an over-18s venue, though younger kids will need a hand with the harder holes. It's card only, worth knowing before you turn up expecting to pay cash. There's no food served on site, but you can carry your drinks round with you, with shelves and barrels dotted along the courses to rest a pint or a cocktail as you play.
One thing to flag: the building's Grade II listed status means it isn't wheelchair accessible, which is a genuine drawback if that matters for your group. Opening hours stretch late, particularly Friday and Saturday when it runs until midnight, and Saturday mornings open at 10am for those wanting an earlier round. There's a cloakroom if you're wrapped up for the weather, and birthday parties get their own party rooms.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Babies to 17, though trickier holes suit older kids best
- Booking
- Book online to guarantee time slot, or walk-ins welcome based on availability
- It's card only, so leave the cash at home
- There's a cloakroom for coats and bags
- Blue Light Card holders get a student priced ticket with ID on arrival
- Gift vouchers are available online, in venue or by phone
Plan your visit
What is there to do besides mini golf?
Pool, shuffleboard and retro arcade games are all there alongside the 18-hole course.
How long does a round take?
Each 9-hole course takes about 30-45 minutes, so the full 18 holes is a good hour or more.
Do we need to book ahead?
Walk-ins are welcome based on availability, or you can book online to guarantee a time slot.
Is it accessible for wheelchairs?
No, the building is Grade II listed and this isn't wheelchair accessible.
Can we get food there?
They don't serve food, though you can take your drinks round the course with you.
Do you do parties?
There are party rooms and group bookings are available.
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