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Holey Moley Adelaide (Adelaide CBD)4.7 (3280)

From $25pp

After the last putt, the bar mixes cocktails while the kitchen sends out pizzas, burgers and snacks for the table.

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The Beachouse (Glenelg)4.0 (1741)

From $42pp

A Glenelg amusement centre with waterslides, dodgems, mini golf and arcade games, hosting kids' parties, staff parties and team days.

What to Know Before Booking Mini Golf

Mini golf in Adelaide comes in two quite different forms. In the city, an indoor themed course off Pulteney Street pairs eighteen holes with darts, an arcade and a bar, which suits hens, bucks and after-work groups. Down at Glenelg, putt-putt is one part of a seaside amusement centre with waterslides and dodgems, which is better for kids and families who want a full afternoon.

A few things to weigh before you settle on a course:

Who is coming: an adults' night out leans to the city course, while a children's party fits the beachside centre.
Price: entry starts at $25 per person in the city and $42 per person at the Glenelg centre, which bundles more attractions.
Group size: ask whether there is a minimum, as some packages start at ten guests.
Weather: the city course is fully indoors, while the Glenelg centre mixes indoor and outdoor areas.
Food: check whether the package includes a meal or a set platter, or whether guests buy their own.

Mini golf works as a short opener before dinner, or as the main event with a party area booked alongside. See activities across Adelaide for other ideas, or the team building page if it is for work.

The city course is themed hole by hole, so it plays as a social night more than a sporting one.
The Glenelg centre adds rides, slides and arcade games, so younger guests rarely run out of things to do.
Adult groups wanting a bar and late hours will find more of that in the city than at the beach.
Families in the western suburbs and along Holdfast Bay may find Glenelg easier for a weekend party.

Running a mini golf party

Split a big group into fours or fives so each team moves round the course at a steady pace.
Ask for a scorecard per team and a small prize for the lowest round to keep it competitive.
Book a table or party area for after the round, since most groups want to sit down together.
For a kids' party, confirm how supervision works on rides and slides and what the age limits are.

Heat, holidays and timing

In a summer heatwave, keep outdoor parts of the day short and plan shade and water for the children.
School holidays bring families in numbers, so a weekday morning can feel less crowded.
The city course stays the same in any weather, which makes it a safe winter booking.

Mini Golf: Your Questions Answered

How much is mini golf for a group in Adelaide?

Entry starts at $25 per person at the indoor themed course in the city. The Glenelg amusement centre starts at $42 per person, which covers access to more than mini golf.

Is there an indoor mini golf course in the Adelaide city centre?

Yes. A themed eighteen-hole course runs off Pulteney Street, with darts, arcade games and a bar on site, and it hosts hens nights, bucks groups and office socials.

Can I hold a children's birthday at a putt-putt course near Glenelg?

The Glenelg amusement centre hosts kids' parties and combines mini golf with waterslides, dodgems and arcade games. Ask about age limits on rides and what the party package includes.

Does mini golf suit a staff party or team day?

Both options take corporate, Christmas and team groups. The city course suits an evening social, while the Glenelg centre handles large daytime groups.

What should a mini golf booking cover?

Check the number of rounds, any minimum group size, food, a reserved table afterwards, and whether other games in the venue are included or charged extra.