Landmark Adventure Golf in New Brighton

A look back at our visit to the Landmark Adventure Golf course in New Brighton on National Miniature Golf Day 2017.

After playing the Championship Adventure Golf layout we stepped onto the second of the two 18-hole courses on Kings Parade in New Brighton to tackle the Local Landmarks Adventure Golf course.

A view of the course from the 18th hole

The Fort Perch island hole

The Landmark Adventure Golf course was the 731st visited and 431st played on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.

In our match on the brilliant Landmark Adventure Golf course I won with a score of 50 to Emily's 53.

The first, second and third holes at Landmark Adventure Golf

New Brighton Lido

New Brighton Lido

The Beaches

The raised and angled green on the third hole

Even though the cup was big, it was still a tough hole to play

We took different routes to the cup on Birkenhead Priory

Emily shot through the small gap

I played through the doorway

Emily on the green of Mother Redcaps

Fort Perch

A view of Fort Perch

Emily playing onto Fort Perch

Mother Redcaps

Thor's Rock

New Brighton Dips

The Birkenhead Tram hole

Lady Lever Art Gallery

The Mersey Piers

Playing the New Brighton Tower hole and almost getting an ace

Hole 18 - The Mersey Tunnels

The New Brighton Tower obstacle

Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton

Visiting Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton

On Saturday 13th May (National Miniature Golf Day) we headed to New Brighton to play the two Championship Adventure Golf courses on King's Parade.

Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton is home to 36-holes of minigolf

Championship Adventure Golf opened in 2014 and we've been looking forward to playing the courses since then. It was worth the wait. Both the Championship and Local Landmark layouts are superb miniature golf courses and in great condition.

The Championship Adventure Golf course

The Landmark Adventure Golf course

The courses became the 730th and 731st visited and 430th and 431st played on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.

The Championship course and Landmark course beyond the lighthouse

A view of the Championship Adventure Golf course

There's a nice little four-hole putting green to warm-up before hitting the full 18-holes

I really like the golf ball topped flag poles at the course

In our matches I defeated Emily 48-52 and 50-53.





The courses are not easy, but they do reward good putting skills. While you're unlikely to get a lot of holes-in-one, there is a nice incentive to do so, as you receive a badge to mark the achievement!

Minigolf winnings

I managed to get one ace on each course, while Emily scored two perfect shots on the Landmark course.

Emily after her ace on the lighthouse hole

We enjoyed our day out at the resort and we're looking forward to a return visit to the courses and New Brighton as a whole.



Head over to the Championship Adventure Golf website for more info, prices and opening times.

The new courses are certainly different to the old 18-hole Kings Parade Crazy Golf course that we had a look at on our only other visit to New Brighton back in 2011. The Adventure Golf courses at Kings Parade Gardens were built on the area once used for tennis courts. The old concrete Crazy Golf course sat to the left of the steps you took to reach the courts.

How Kings Parade Gardens looked in 2011

May 2017

May 2017

You can see more photos of what the area looked like in the photos and videos on my Kings Parade Gardens minigolf blog post.





Link:
- Championship Adventure Golf website

Related blog posts:
- New Brighton
- Crazy World of Minigolf Tour
- Championship Mini Golf in New Brighton
- Landmark Adventure Golf in New Brighton
- Kings Parade Gardens - Crazy Golf and Mini Golf in New Brighton

Videos:
- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 1 of 10
- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 2 of 10
- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 3 of 10
- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 4 of 10
- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 5 of 10
- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 6 of 10
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- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 8 of 10
- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 9 of 10
- Championship Adventure Golf in New Brighton 10 of 10
- Old Mini Golf course and Tennis Courts in King's Parade Gardens, New Brighton
- Old Mini Golf course at King's Parade Gardens in New Brighton

Globalls Mini Golf in Brighton

A look at the colourful Globalls Crazy Golf courses in Brighton.

Many thanks to my friend and minigolf rival Stephen Skinner of the Welsh Minigolf Club for sending over these superb snaps from he and his wife Laura's visit to the Globalls Crazy Golf course in Brighton.

It's a course Emily and I have wanted to play on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour for a while. It opened up after our last visit to the seaside town. We're hoping to get back down there again next year.

Globalls is home to two 12-hole indoor glow-in-the-dark minigolf courses. One has a dinosaur theme while the other has a jungle theme.

Check out the Globalls Mini Golf website for more information, opening times and prices.

The team at Globalls love Halloween and each year decorate the courses accordingly.

 

  

I'm a big fan of UV Glow-in-the-Dark miniature golf courses and it's lovely to see how bright and colourful Globalls is. The scary obstacles and decorations look really smart too.

Related blog posts:
- Jurassic Globalls
- Indoor glow in the dark minigolf in Brighton