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Clear allTurton Road and Curley Road each have an 18-hole course, and a birthday crowd, a family or a work team can spend a good few hours at either. Newcastle Supa Putt sits inside the McDonald Jones Stadium precinct between the go-kart track and the gym, while Rippit Golf pairs its putting greens with simulator bays, a driving range and a bar.
What each Broadmeadow course gives a group:
Supa Putt leans towards families and kids' parties, with a free barbecue and food brought from home. Rippit leans towards adults and teams who want the Tap Inn sports bar and bistro on hand when the round is done.

During school terms it opens Friday 4pm to 10pm, Saturday 10am to 10pm and Sunday 10am to 5pm. In school and public holidays it opens every day except Christmas Day and Good Friday, from 10am to 6pm Sunday to Thursday and until 10pm on Friday and Saturday.
The golf facilities at 20 Curley Road are open from 8am to 10pm, and the Tap Inn sports bar and bistro serves meals and drinks from 10am to 10pm, with live sport on the screens.
At Newcastle Supa Putt, yes – you're welcome to bring food and drinks, use the free barbecue and settle in at the picnic tables for a few hours. Rippit Golf has its own bistro and bar, the Tap Inn, for meals and drinks.
Yes. The range is covered and uses launch monitors and automatic tee-up technology, and sessions are charged by time rather than by bucket of balls, so a group can mix range time with mini golf and the simulator bays.