How to Play Mini Golf
- Mini Golf is played with a ball and putter. The aim of the game is to get the ball from the teeing-off area into the hole in as few strokes (attempts) as possible
- The mini golf course has 15 clearly marked lanes (holes)
- The holes must be played in sequential order. Hole jumping is not permitted
- The teeing-off area is between the numbered hole markers but not beyond
- A ball in play can only be moved by a stroke of the putter and can only be played from a position of rest
- Maximum number of strokes to hole the ball is 6
- If 6 strokes are made and the ball hasn’t been holed an additional point should be added i.e. 7 points
- If a ball escapes the hole it should be repositioned at the point where is exited the boundary of the hole
- If a ball comes to rest directly against the boundary of the hole it can be repositioned no further than the length of the putter head from the boundary
- The winner is the person with the lowest score
The following rules are designed to protect the safety of all participants playing Active Putt & Play.
Closure Due to Weather
All our activities are all year-round outdoor activities, which can be enjoyed regardless of the UK’s changeable weather conditions, subject to the weather conditions set-out below:
- Extreme wind conditions
- Thunderstorms (lightening/flooding)
- Heavy ice or snow
In the event of these weather conditions the activities will be closed, for your safety, and all participants will be asked to vacate the venue.