Two short courses
Both on site, both turn up and play, both without a handicap or a dress code. The difference is how serious you want it to be.
Par 3 Course
Real golf, short holes
Mini Links
Chip and putt, foam ball
The Par 3, hole by hole
Nothing over a short iron, and nothing that lets you off a bad one.
Individual hole yardages are placeholders — they need the real card from the client. Only the 70 to 150 yard range is confirmed.
Do I need to book?
No. Both courses are turn up and play. Pay at the counter and go out.
Do I need my own clubs?
Not for the Mini Links — a wedge and putter come with the round. For the Par 3, sets can be hired at reception.
Do I need a handicap?
No. No handicap requirement and no dress code on either course.
Can children play?
Yes. The Mini Links was built for families and uses a foam ball. Under 16s pay £4.
Are they open in the dark?
Both are daylight dependent at the ends of the day. Call ahead in midwinter if you are coming late.
Can we come as a group?
Yes. Societies and community groups can be booked at subsidised rates — call or email with numbers and a date.
Footgolf and Night Golf
The old site's homepage description promoted a 12 hole footgolf course and “the UK's one and only Night Golf course”. Neither had a page in the visible navigation, so neither is confirmed as still running.
Needed to publish: whether each still operates, prices, hole counts, which nights, and a photo for each.
If the night golf claim still stands it is the only genuinely unique thing the business has, and it should be in the home page hero rather than fourth on a sub-page.