Mini Golf in Melbourne's CBD, Southbank & Docklands

What to Know Before Booking Mini Golf

Two Holey Moley clubs cover putt-putt in this region, one on each side of the Yarra. Holey Moley Melbourne CBD runs a single 18-hole course with digital scoring at 590 Little Bourke St, while Holey Moley Crown Melbourne spreads its 18 holes over a pair of nine-hole layouts in Crown's Clarke Street building in Southbank.

The differences worth knowing:

Scoring: the Little Bourke St course adds automated scoring, live leaderboards and bonus-point holes, so everyone can see who is winning.
Extras: Crown has Red Herring escape rooms and Juke's 10 private karaoke rooms in the same venue, handy for stretching a birthday.
Pricing: Little Bourke St and Crown both start From $23 per person, with early-week rounds cheaper than Thursday to Sunday.
Access: the CBD course is up a flight of stairs with no lift, though its ground-floor Funhouse is step-free.
Under-18s: the CBD club welcomes kids with an adult until 5pm, while Crown lets them stay until 8pm if a parent or guardian is with them after 5pm.

Both cap play at six shots a hole and put nine holes at 25 to 40 minutes, so a round slots in before dinner, and each has its own bar and kitchen to feed a birthday or work crowd once the putters are handed back.

Little Bourke St packages begin with nine holes and a reserved area for two hours, then add a drinks package and finger food on larger options.
Groups of up to 16 can book a CBD function online, and bigger crowds go through the functions team.
Crown's packages kick in at 10 guests, priced per head, or the group can design its own mix of food and drinks.
Crown's Caddyshack is fitted out like a pool deck, while the CBD club's Caddy Shack greets players at the door.

Arriving and checking in

Paid parking near the CBD course is at Wilsons on Bourke St and Secure Parking on Merritts Place and Bourke St, and Southern Cross Station is close by.
Drivers heading to Crown use its multi-level car park, with entries off Kings Way and off Haig and Clarke Streets.
The CBD club turns 18+ after 5pm with valid ID required, and Crown asks everyone for photo ID after 8pm.
Accessible bathrooms at the Little Bourke St club are on the ground floor, beside the Funhouse.

Mini Golf: Your Questions Answered

Which Holey Moley works for a kids' party?

Both welcome children earlier in the day. The Little Bourke St club takes kids with an adult until 5pm, and Holey Moley Crown Melbourne lets under-18s visit until 5pm and stay on until 8pm with a parent or guardian.

How long does a round take?

Expect 25 to 40 minutes for nine holes at either club, since every hole stops at six shots. A full 18 holes roughly doubles that.

Can we add karaoke or an escape room to the golf?

At Holey Moley Crown Melbourne, yes – Red Herring Escape Rooms and Juke's 70s-styled bar with private karaoke rooms share the venue. The Little Bourke St club has its ground-floor Funhouse alongside the course.

Is the Little Bourke St course step-free?

The main course at Holey Moley Melbourne CBD is up a flight of stairs with no lift. The Funhouse on the ground floor is reached straight from the entrance and is step-free, and the accessible bathrooms are downstairs too.

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