
FAQ's
In reality, there is no difference between Mini Golf and Crazy Golf. As a general rule of thumb Crazy golf tends to be used when obstacles and course layouts are big, bold and have a wacky theme, think Pirate theme or Land of the Dinosaurs. Mini Golf tends to be used for courses and layouts that are a little less themed, more natural obstacles but tbh, there is no hard and fast rule. People use both Mini Golf and Crazy Golf to describe the same thing.
Our mobile miniature golf course, has a selection of classic holes and signature holes.
Classic holes typically consist of simple, traditional obstacles and designs that are commonly found on many mini golf courses. These might include basic ramps, tunnels, slopes or angled shots that provide a straightforward challenge for players, such as the Bridge over the Water hole or the Big Bump Hole.
In contrast, signature holes have unique, standout features that are designed to offer a more memorable experience. These holes often have creative, elaborate themes or luxury obstacles that reflect a particular event or setting, such as a the all new revolving windmill, or
our Wedding Cake hole or our Grand Prix race tyre hole, which either adds a special touch and/or a distinctive challenge to the course over and above the normal features.
The current list of signature holes are as follows.
Revolving Windmill,
Wedding Cake,
Chapel,
Small Windmill,
Beehive,
Flower Hoops,
Bowling Pins,
GP Race Car Tyre
Lighthouses,
The Palms
Loop the Loop
These are subject to change.
We are based in Ongar, Essex, which is roughly in south/mid Essex, its outside the M25 between Epping and Chelmsford. We can deliver within about a 2 hour drive from here. Which covers most of the South-East and East of England, also parts of the South Coast and into the Midlands beyond Milton Keynes and most of London. There are no transport charges up to 25 miles from our HQ in Ongar, after that, there is a small extra cost. This is worked out by Google Maps
Great question!
We’ve taken every step to ensure the weather won’t dampen the fun.
Our course is built for the Great British outdoors, fully weatherproof, and designed to handle all conditions.
We have a small selection of plastic ponchos for use. These allow some fun in the wet.
Plus, we’ve recently invested in two large 4.5m x 3m gazebos, available as a backup option if needed, so the game can go on rain or shine! There is an extra charge for the use of these if required and subject to the venue allowing them
In the event of "wet weather" any powered obstacles will not be powered up. Sorry
That said, we operate in the South East of England, the driest part of the UK. While rain is always a possibility, from May to September, we typically enjoy dry weather—perfect for outdoor fun!
We can set up both indoors or outdoors. An area of around 8 x 12 metres is required and easy access for us to be able to set up the course quickly. It is a large, heavy course and good access is a needed. The ground must be reasonably flat too, as although we carry wedges to place under the golf holes to level them up, there is a limit to this! We cannot level up extremely sloping sites. Please make sure the site is suitable before booking as we cannot reimburse if the ground is deemed to be unsuitable at the point of set up
Normal wear and tear is an acceptable part of use and our hire, however when you hire from us, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions too which states that compensation maybe sought for accidental, malicious or deliberate damage to our equipment, vehicle and/or personal belongings or theft of any of the equipment.