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Been over 15 times here and can really vouch and recommend this place. Family friendly interactive golf range with a ton of games and virtual golf courses to choose from. Friendly staff are there to take your food and drinks orders whilst you are at your golf bay so you can make the most out of your golfing time. Best to opt for at least 1 hour of golf as it takes 15 -20 mins to really get into the swing of things!Parking is paid but is reasonable and can be paid before leaving.

Two fun mini-golf courses here, which I'd happily give 5 stars for. Personally I found it a tad pricey, but taking out an annual Adventure Golf membership has been a great investment as my partner and I play fairly frequently. If you just want the occasional game, these courses are great and it's well worth the expense. If you want regular games on courses that present a bit of a challenge, then membership will give you fantastic value.

Enjoyable experience! Has cafe, with some vegetarian & halal options.

Great value for money, friendly staff and helpful. Loads of free parking, food and drink available. Fantastic screens to show your shot with distance

Everything was in order. A standard experience.

We really welcome the development of Good Time Golfin and the range of activities it brings to the area, it’s a great addition locally, and the facilities themselves are modern, well-kept, and enjoyable. As a family, we genuinely want to support venues like this and would happily return to try out more of the activities.That said, the major frustration for us has been the inconsistent approach to the Carer Pass and Blue Light discount. On one visit (3/09) the Carer Pass was accepted but the Blue Light discount was refused on the basis that it wasn’t valid during the school holidays, which was debatable. When we returned on 6/09, the Carer Pass was suddenly refused (despite us bringing all the required documentation) and the Blue Light discount was then declined on the basis it wasn’t valid after 6pm. It feels like the rules change depending on who you speak to, which leaves customers embarrassed and frustrated.I fully appreciate that structure is needed with these passes, especially with so many people now eligible, but it has to be applied fairly and consistently. Either you support the Blue Light services or you don’t; you can’t dip in and out depending on the day. These visits are not cheap, and it is uncomfortable to have to stand at the counter and debate with staff who themselves don’t seem clear on the standards.If Good Time Golfin can bring clarity and consistency around how these passes and discounts are applied, I think it could be an excellent family destination, and we would certainly consider coming back. For now though, the experience left us questioning whether to look at alternatives.