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The 8 best mini golf spots in Newcastle that bring out your inner kid

Mini golf in Newcastle isn’t what it used to be. But that’s a good thing, because aside from the plain windmills and ordinary landscapes, you’ll find neon-filled walls, loud music, and colourful graffiti.

Maybe you want a fun night out with friends or a first date with more laughs than holes-in-ones. Whatever vibe you’re in, the city’s mini golf scene has something playful for everyone.

So, channel your inner master golfer and explore the quirkiest, most entertaining mini golf places the city has to offer.

1. Mr. Mulligan’s Newcastle

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Website: http://mrmulligan.com/newcastle 
Address: 117 Newgate St, NE1 5RZ
Contact: +44 191 453 7870
Hours:

  • Monday to Thursday: 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • Friday to Saturday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
  • Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Pricing: ££

Mr. Mulligan’s is a golf course that’s neon-tinged, loud, and full of animated designs. Inside, you’ll find three 9-hole courses, each with a quirky theme that suits any taste. A favourite among golfers is the “Unfair Ground”, a carnival-themed course.

And if you’re visiting with friends, try their “Bottomless Brunch” on Saturdays. It includes 90 minutes of drinks, food, and a full round of golf. But if you’re with family, you might prefer the Family Brunch special—a main meal, bottomless drinks, and golf time.

There are midweek deals that regulars swear by—Wicked Wednesdays, the Weekday Special, and the £20 Family Ticket promo. All three offer low prices, bundle discounts, and an easy way to plan a fun day without breaking the bank.

Pro Tip:

If you’re an NHS, Blue Light, or armed forces member, you receive a 10% discount when booking online. Use the code “999” at checkout, and remember to bring your ID on the day of your visit.

2. Golf Fang Newcastle

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Website: https://www.golffang.co.uk/newcastle 
Address: The Clay Shed, Hoults Yard, Walker Rd, Byker, NE6 2HL
Contact: +44 754 903 5065
Hours:

  • Wednesday to Thursday: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM
  • Friday: 2:00 PM – 12:30 AM
  • Saturday: 11:00 AM – 12:30 AM
  • Sunday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Monday to Tuesday: closed

Pricing: ££

I’ve been to Golf Fang, and it feels like stepping into an underground street art gallery. It’s set inside a repurposed warehouse at Hoult’s Yard, and is filled with UV lighting, neon graffiti, and pop culture murals.

They offer midweek and weekend brunch. If you show up on a Saturday, their Bottomless Brunch deal gives you 90 minutes of food, drinks, and a full 18-hole course. It’s a great deal if you want to spend quality time with friends or family.

Golf Fang accommodates parties of up to 200 people. They’ll divide you into six groups and space out your golf time, so everyone gets to play without crowding. You can also book the entire place for private events, including food trucks and a private bar.

Pro Tip:

The Bottomless Brunch is only available on Saturdays, which means it often gets multiple bookings. Make sure to choose either the 12:00 PM or 2:00 PM slot to enjoy the experience without the crowds.

3. Junkyard Golf Club

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Website: https://www.junkyardgolfclub.co.uk/newcastle/ 
Address: Unit 4, 17 Newgate St, NE1 5RE
Contact: [email protected] 
Hours:

  • Monday to Thursday: 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM
  • Friday: 2:00 PM – 12:00 AM
  • Saturday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
  • Sunday: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Pricing: £££

Junkyard Golf Club isn’t your average mini golf setup. Set inside The Gate, this place offers a neon jungle of graffiti and glow-in-the-dark walls. They’re known for loud music and flashing lights while you golf, plus other activities like bowling or laser tag.

From Sunday to Wednesday after 5:00 PM, they offer an Unlimited Golf + Two Cocktails promo for £18. There are also student offers where prices drop, up to £6, even on peak days.

Families can take advantage of the £25 “Family Ticket” offer (two adults and two kids or one adult and three kids). It’s valid from Sunday to Thursday, and you get a full 9-hole round.

Pro Tip:

If you have kids with you from Sunday to Thursday, book earlier in the day, as the staff warns that anyone under 18 years old must leave by 7:00 PM.

4. Treetop Golf

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Website: https://adventuregolf.com/gateshead 
Address: 56 Upper Qube, Garden Walk, Metrocentre, Gateshead NE11 9YZ
Contact: +44 191 406 3068
Hours:

  • Monday to Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Thursday to Saturday: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Sunday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Pricing: ££

Treetop Golf features two full 18-hole courses: Tropical Trail and Ancient Explorer. Tropical Trail has bioluminescent roots and jungle critters, while Ancient Explorer combines ruins and carvings. You won’t see flashing lights or loud music, just immersive decorations.

One standout feature is the “Toddler Mornings” every Tuesday. There are no strobe lights, no loud music, and no crowds. Children aged 0 to 5 years can roam freely on the grounds. Sometimes there are free face painting and themed shakes for the kids.

There’s also The Thirsty Toucan, a tropical-themed bar that sells jungle juices, soft drinks, and cocktails. The Café del Caddie next door offers coffee, shakes, and snacks. Both are perfect for anyone wanting a mid-game snack.

Pro Tip:

Purchase the early bird promo from Monday to Friday, 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. It lets you play both courses for the price of one, just £16.

5. Newcastle Racecourse Mini Golf

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Website: https://www.newcastle-racecourse.co.uk/golf/play 
Address: High Gosforth Park, NE3 5HP
Contact: +44 191 236 2020
Hours:

  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday to Sunday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Pricing: £

This place is an old-school mini golf spot (but in the best way). There are no neon lights, loud music, or colourful walls. It’s an outdoor course with synthetic grass, ramps, bridges, and fountains in a park-like setting.

They also offer a £15 Family Ticket (valid for two adults and two children) for a single round. This is much better than paying separately just to spend a memorable afternoon. If you want to celebrate a children’s party, the price is only £12.50 per person.

There’s also an on-site cafe called The Gosforth Park Cafe serving ice cream, chips, and drinks—ideal for a post-golf treat. Outdoor seating is available near the course, perfect for when kids explore the playground or feed the ducks by the pond.

Pro Tip:

Planning to visit on a race day? Schedule your golf session for an earlier morning. Locals say it’s quieter, with easier parking and fewer crowds.

6. Lane7 Mini Golf Newcastle

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Website: https://lane7.com/venue/newcastle/ 
Address: 80-90 St James’ Blvd, NE1 4BN
Contact: +44 191 261 6161
Hours:

  • Monday to Friday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
  • Saturday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM

Pricing: £

Lane7 leans toward an activity hub rather than just mini golf. Inside The Gate, you’ll find a 9-hole indoor mini golf course alongside bowling lanes, karaoke rooms, pool tables, and even a photobooth. It’s four floors of activities with bold murals and fun lighting.

The main attraction for many is the “Go All In” unlimited-play package starting at £18. You get access to everything—mini golf, ping pong, bowling, and more—for as long as you want. 

There’s also a full-service bar and kitchen on-site, serving burgers, fries, and pizzas. The drink menu features cocktails and soft drinks, all of which have playful names and colourful presentations. 

Pro Tip:

If you’re on a student budget, book your session by logging in to Student Beans. Tickets start at £6.50, and you can get discounted drinks for £3 to £4.50.

7. Planet Leisure

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Website: http://planet-leisure.co.uk/ 
Address: 7-8 Maple Way, Newton Aycliffe DL5 6BF
Contact: +44 132 531 0989
Hours:

  • Monday, Wednesday, Friday to Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Tuesday, Thursday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Pricing: £

Forget golf courses with windmills because Planet Leisure’s “Craziest Golf” offers a more intergalactic experience. It has a UV-lit, 14-hole adventure that’s filled with optical illusions, obstacles, and surprises once the golf ball starts moving.

You’ll encounter tilting floors, mirror sections, and sloped areas. Each hole you reach is designed to deliver the most entertaining experience.

Beyond the course, you’ll have access to other fun activities, like roller skating, bowling, laser tag, trampolines, and an arcade. The venue is also wheelchair accessible, making it more inclusive for all players.

To make things easier and more enjoyable for families or large groups, Planet Leisure offers combo passes that allow you to try various activities at a discounted price. 

Pro Tip:

Take advantage of the “2-for-1 Wednesday” special if you plan on bringing friends or family. You both pay for one round and get another one for free, including “The Craziest Golf” course.

8. Tynemouth Park | Lost World Adventure Golf

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Website: https://www.tynemouthpark.com/attraction/lost-world-adventure-golf/ 
Address: Grand Parade, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 4JL 
Contact: +44 191 258 7593
Hours: Monday to Sunday: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Pricing: £

I went to Tynemouth Park with my family, and the place did not disappoint (especially the kids!). They have a fun prehistoric vibe with bubbling volcanoes, fake fossils, and waterfalls.

The course is set outdoors and features 18 holes, offering a variety of playful challenges, including uneven slopes and curved ramps. Some holes wind around faux lava streams while others are hidden beneath jungle plants and fossils.

There’s also more to do inside Tynemouth Park. I wandered over to the boating lake, where you can hire a pedal boat or rowboat and go around. It’s calm and clean, offering a breather before going back to playing.

The soft play area is a bonus for younger kids. It’s indoors, so they can play even on rainy days. It has climbing zones, ball pits, and slides. While you let the children play, you can also grab some coffee and snacks at the on-site cafe nearby.

Pro Tip:

If you’re with kids and plan to try the boating activity, ask the kiosk for duck food. Staff sometimes have small bags of food to offer, and it adds extra fun for little ones while boating.

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