A look at Mini Golf courses in London.
Mini Golf (also known as Crazy Golf and Adventure Golf) is an incredibly popular leisure and sporting activity for all ages, and we're seeing an exciting boom in new courses opening up across the UK.
While minigolf was traditionally a seaside summer pastime in the UK, the last decade or so has seen its growth into more urban settings, with many venues now catering to a late night audience. It can be the perfect activity for groups of friends, families, and young and old alike. The game continues to evolve and captivate players all year round.
Where to play Mini Golf in and around London.
If you're looking for mini golf, crazy golf and adventure golf courses to play in London there are over 50 to choose from. These include a variety of course types, ranging from traditional crazy golf, to grass putting and pitch & putt, to indoor minigolf, to new adventure golf layouts and more!
Here's a list of the Mini Golf courses we know of in London:
Minigolfing in London on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
We've played several courses in and around London on our
Crazy World of Minigolf Tour over the years, and have competed in a number of tournaments in the city too.
Several of the courses we've visited in London are long gone, while others were temporary or pop-up courses.
We're looking forward to a return visit to London to see what's new.
Do you know of other Mini Golf courses in London?
Please
do get in touch and let us know of any other mini golf, crazy golf, adventure golf, pitch & putt, or putting layouts we don't yet know about in the area.
Planning to visit a Mini Golf course - check ahead of time.
Where possible please do check that the course is still there and open before travelling to it. The online presence of courses is improving, and the way businesses market themselves is always evolving, so it's becoming somewhat easier to find the opening and closing times of courses. That said, we've spent the last two decades attempting to play as many courses as possible, and even we've ended up finding courses to be closed, removed, derelict, abandoned or unplayable when we've arrived!
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